That's an impressive photo... I'm sorry for the guys in the village, though... Being in the mist is not nice. But seeing it from a vantage point, wow, that's something special! Great header photo too! God bless you! Cezar
I wish I could have stood where you stood to see that; thank you for sharing the photo with me...it's the next best thing to being there. Beautiful, Stewart...simply beautiful!
Beautiful photo... Reminds me of one I took when we were in Kentucky at a state park once. We call that fog instead of mist --but it's all the same stuff!!!!
Wow - what a stunning sight and utterly magical shot!
ReplyDeleteWow ! that's an amazing picture !
ReplyDeleteThat's an impressive photo... I'm sorry for the guys in the village, though... Being in the mist is not nice. But seeing it from a vantage point, wow, that's something special!
ReplyDeleteGreat header photo too!
God bless you!
Cezar
Can't beet mist for a great shot!
ReplyDeleteI wish I could have stood where you stood to see that; thank you for sharing the photo with me...it's the next best thing to being there.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, Stewart...simply beautiful!
This is a marvelous photo. Is the village Brigadoon?
ReplyDeleteFantastic, not sure I even knew that fact, hope you keeping warm in this chill, brrrrr.
ReplyDeleteincredible photo
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing, Stewart. You have me thinking of Brigadoon, of course.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photo... Reminds me of one I took when we were in Kentucky at a state park once. We call that fog instead of mist --but it's all the same stuff!!!!
ReplyDeleteHappy Sunday to you.
Hugs,
Betsy
Hope you didn't get lost in all that mist
ReplyDeleteWow!! I love walking through a heavy mist, but I've never seen one so thick as this. It's practically opaque!
ReplyDeleteCan't even imagine being underneath it all!
ReplyDeleteThe fog is definitely "thick as pea soup".
you got an eye! that's for sure!
ReplyDeletelove that heavy mist!
simply gorgeous!!
Wow!!!
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