...the fog along the seawall was thick as I walked my 10k steps!! I couldn't see the bay water at all, I could only hear faint sounds of the slow surf, a few gulls calling but not seen. I walked from the seawall to the culture center of the downtown area and over to the port of call, under the Harbor Bridge....
The sun trying to break through the misty air...a brown pelican perched on a pylon...the seawall walkway and the fog beyond the visual distance...palms along Shoreline Drive.
One of many Miradors in the fog...another walker...the view from the Mirador [looking out on the hidden bay water] ...a bronze sculpture on the Art Museum grounds [buffalo] and a cargo ship moored on the Harbor's Port Channel
The HARBOR BRIDGE...half visible...A BRIDGE TO NOWHERE
I thought this was ironic [or iconic], being a Sunday morning [Christian Sabbath] and its treasured treat it found was the shape of a CROSS!!
...by the time I did my two way walk to and from and back again, the air was clearing, the breakers on the bay were becoming visible and people were walking, jogging, biking, and enjoying the peaceful day. Only to get home, party and watch the Super Bowl [I'm glad the Eagles Won!!!!].
Your foggy scenes are great, bit that crow is perfect!
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw its tidbit, I had to take its picture being Sunday & all.
Deletelove the cross shaped treat and the bridge to no where is wonderful. LOVE the pelican to... all these mystical photos are beautiful seen through the mist. we had heavy mist today on the way to the pool but gone by day break.
ReplyDeleteI can never resist walking in fog, I love it so.
DeleteThis is a wonderful series of foggy mist. The bridge to nowhere is my very favorite!
ReplyDeleteThat photo just doesn't show the whole mysterious visual.
Deletelove the foggy pics.... I also like the bridge pic. wonderful eye. hugs, lj
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteHello, love the foggy scenes and photos. The crow shot is awesome. Happy Monday, enjoy your day and new week!
ReplyDeleteThanks Eileen
DeleteHi Anni, such mystical scenes in the mist. The crow's find is amazing! Thanks for sharing. Jo
ReplyDeleteThanks for walking with me Jo!
DeleteWow that's some fog. That crow was a perfect capture
ReplyDeleteI love fog!
DeleteSuch mysteriously beautiful photos. I love the pelican on the pole. WOW, the cross is amazing!
ReplyDeleteIsn't that little tidbit something?
DeleteBeautiful, atmospheric photos Annie. I thought you were brave to go walking through that all alone. I do love the fog but not sure I would walk far in it..just a few blocks, lol.
ReplyDeleteNot scary while walking...now, DRIVING in it is spooky!
DeleteI love the fog and the palm trees - very strange to these eyes.
ReplyDeleteI bet!! Quite a change from the Rockies!
DeleteI love foggy days! The picture of the pelican on the pylon is great!
ReplyDeleteWe didn't watch the game but were happy the Eagles won.
Oh ya...the two of us are so tired of hearing about the 'great t.brady'
DeleteWOW!!! those pics are amazing Love the pelican sitting on that pylon I have a seagull sitting on one out at the National Seashore. That crow though perfect treat. I love how the Harbor bridge looks like it leads to no place thank you for sharing
ReplyDeleteAnni I am looking for some of my pics from down in corpus will post them here on my blog when I find them
DeleteGlad you enjoyed this!
DeleteI just viewed your photos of the corpus area...awesome!!
DeleteThe Pelican shrouded if fog is a spectacular picture.
ReplyDeleteGlad you liked it!
DeleteLike everyone else the pictures are amazing especially the bird with the tiny cross. We've had a lot of fog lately and as much as I hate to drive in it I was craving stew made in the crock pot so I drove in fog to buy the supplies.
ReplyDeleteDriving in fog can get hair-raising!
DeleteGreat shots with the fog.
ReplyDeleteThanks Fi
DeleteDense fog, but you got some great photos!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
Thanks Lea.
DeleteLovely fog photos! We're still buried in snow!
ReplyDelete(ツ) from Cottage Country Ontario , ON, Canada!
Keep that snow up north!! 😁
DeleteI love your photos. They remind me of living once-upon-a-time in San Francisco and walking in fog that thick. It was exciting, thrilling, and scary.
ReplyDeleteIndeed. I love the stillness when fog is coming in.
DeleteFog is so mysterious and I love how you have captured that very feeling. Wonderful photos - the bridge and ship photos are particularly nice!
ReplyDeleteEerie, yet beautiful in my opinion. Thanks Karen.
DeleteWow, foggy, I miss that about the coast. Not driving but walking and feeling kind of halfway lost.
ReplyDeleteI checked on the Nordic Pollux on my handy dandy maritime traffic app and it is a ways southeast of Corpus moving at 12.4 knots, headed to Port Said, Egypt. It is scheduled to arrive on March 1. (Just in case you were wondering where the heck it went).
I watch ships with fleet mon
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