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. -
Early-risers waited out a dark morning over coffee at Medicine Rock Cafe in Gettysburg. -
Fog provided a restful luster to the Solberg Lutheran Cemetery in Jerauld County. -
Near the cemetery, big grain bins blend with the blue-gray sky. -
East of Mitchell, a lone tree catches some sun amidst the fog. -
A late-season kayaker braves morning darkness on the Missouri River by Yankton.
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