December fog gives way to blue skies at the Fruit Research Station in Clarksville, Arkansas.
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December fog gives way to blue skies at the Fruit Research Station in Clarksville, Arkansas.
Wonderful photo!
Thanks! The mist was so thick, visibility on the road wasn’t more than a car length, but it sure made for some great photo opps.
And I think this shot is even nicer than the last one!
Like gauze. Really nice photograph.
It was so mysterious. I would’ve stayed and shot my disk full if I didn’t have to go to a meeting there! 🙂
Beautiful haze 🙂
All natural humidity! As cold as it gets here sometimes, it’s hard to believe Arkansas’ climate is classified as “humid, subtropical.”
It actually gets very humid here in the UK too! We’re not subtropical but we get a lot of rain 😉
Actually, our climate is not unlike the south of England. We do get quite a bit hotter in the summer, and our growing seasons are only offset a month or so.
I must admit to not being very fond of our humid summers! Much prefer a dry heat. One of the many reasons that we love traveling to the Greek Islands 🙂
Would love to see the Mediterranean some day! Until then, will enjoy vicariously through your blog.
And I’ve never been to the States!! I love seeing the whole world through the photographers I follow on WordPress 🙂