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Autumn Haze
Nov 1, 2016
Any believers in “snow comes 90 days after a fog” will want to have their snow shovel ready for late January because we found heavy fog everywhere in South Dakota last week. Photos by Bernie Hunhoff.
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West of Watauga in Corson County, the Burlington Northern crept through the thick air.
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Early-risers waited out a dark morning over coffee at Medicine Rock Cafe in Gettysburg.
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Fog provided a restful luster to the Solberg Lutheran Cemetery in Jerauld County.
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Near the cemetery, big grain bins blend with the blue-gray sky.
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East of Mitchell, a lone tree catches some sun amidst the fog.
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A late-season kayaker braves morning darkness on the Missouri River by Yankton.
Sioux Falls photographer Christian Begeman captured the season's first snow.
Late autumn adds roadside character.
Autumn's splendor has arrived in the scenic valley.
The two seasons collide in the Black Hills.
Wildflowers are adding a splash of color to the granite and pines of the rugged Black Hills.
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