One of the prettiest weather events in the wetlands of the east is the low fog that creeps slowly up the rivers and creeks. They are often no more than five or six feet above the water surface. The fog laps against the shore line like some ghostly ocean seeking its old familiar shorelines. This one was crawling Tranters Creek in early December of 2023.
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