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Sorry, no pics because pics don't take fog very good but 'we' are enjoying the fog because it's pretty cool....


A little bit here too....a lot outside though. Been foggy here every morning for the past week. Took awhile for it to burn off this morning.I was in a bit of a fog this morning myself!!
Merry Christmas Dave and Mrs !
I'm the same way but it's my knees that do the complaining. The back does too but not so much.We went to mass with the in-laws at 5:30 last night to a small standing room only Church. Before it even started I told my wife “I'm going outside." I can’t stand in one place for long, bad for my back.
I walked around the Church that was located across from the Billion Dollar College here in town. The street located right behind the Church, as I walked down it, it turned into the ghetto. I said hi to a couple fellows in wife beater t-shirts who were working on their "ride" and asked them a question about some musical horns I heard playing off-key in the area. They said there were no horns playing. I continued walking into the ghetto. From behind me I heard "Man.... What's up wit dat cracker!" Then a reply "Beats me, but I ain't messin wit that cracker, we best just grab the lg and head inside!". (lg.. little guy).
I went a few more houses down the block and then I heard the "horns" again. I found my answer and it wasn't horns at all. It was the train cars moving on the train tracks near by. The squeaky train wheels on the tracks.
Well I turned around after realizing this street was a dead end. Funny though I felt like I was in my old neighborhood.
I wanted to tell the neighbors in wife beater shirts that I had found my horns but damn they were already gone.
I walked back the short distance to the Billion Dollar College Football Stadium and sat outside on one of the most comfortable benches I've ever encountered. I quietly listened to all the subtle dark night sounds of the city, the clanking of the 7 flagpole hardware, the soothing night breeze, leaves fluttering this way and that, cars, no humans but souls and I can't forget the two 9 foot tall bushes twenty feet directly in front of me that had the look of burning as the red taillights & white headlights passed behind them.
It was a most peaceful Christmas Eve Evening.
About the same here too....Foggy early this morning here in eastern Georgia. It burned off a few hours past sunrise.
Currently, 75* F.