
We've had a number of foggy mornings lately. These pictures were taken at the Preserve of Spruce Creek golf course. The first shot shows the clubhouse (pro shop and restaurant.) The second photo captures two foursomes on hole #1 ready to tee off into the fog.
Golfers could lose their balls in a fog like this.
ReplyDeleteIt seems so weird to see people in shorts when it is really cold up here, Lowell! ;-)
ReplyDeleteBeautifully captured!
ReplyDeleteHow was your game?
The fog won't stop a golfer, huh?
ReplyDeleteAttractive shot of Club House in the mist.
ReplyDeleteGolfers will play under any condition.
ReplyDeleteFog makes for such pretty pictures!
ReplyDeleteWell your fog isn't as thick as mushy peas (French expression)and it makes for a pretty atmosphere!
ReplyDeleteLove the misty shots Lowell, oh how I would love a foggy morning, this blue sky is getting a bit monotonous :)
ReplyDeleteStill looks warm though!
ReplyDeleteWonderful pictures! I have the sensation of a cold morning but you guys are keen on to play golf! Have a good game! ;)
ReplyDeleteLéia
There is just something about the fog that I love. These photos are fantastic!
ReplyDeleteFog adds a hint of mystery to any scene. Nice shots!
ReplyDeleteInto the fog they go. Do they have glow in the fog golf balls? MB
ReplyDeleteFog makes for such beautiful photos, I think. Fore!
ReplyDeleteRegarding the bird feeder---Bob made that one. easy peasy--drill a 1 1/4 inch hole in a piece of 4x4 and stuff it with suet and you are all ready. Maybe if you could hang it on a skyhook the squirrely varmints will leave it alone. haha good luck with that. We don't seem to have squirrels out here on the little farm. I saw a Douglas Squirrel about 3 yrs ago and that's been all. Weird. MB
ReplyDeleteOoh, you guys all dress the same in black windbreakers and tan shorts. Very nice!
ReplyDeleteI think the first image is just fantastic!
ReplyDeleteIt could also have been part of a film....
Wow!
I will remember this.
A foggy but warm morning I would say... I like the atmosphere these photographs transmit.
ReplyDeleteIt doesn't look like anyone's at risk of getting lost?
ReplyDeleteBTW re: your comment about your being bored in Sequim. We have 3 golf courses, restaurants, and even a Home Depot. We're not completely beyond civilization.