This is a blog post about…fog.
We went for a walk in the wood yesterday afternoon, and saw Chandler’s Ford through fog.
We walked through Flexford Wood, then through to Valley Park.
The birds were chirping, and dogs could be heard barking from the distance.
I used my humble Canon S95 to record a few minutes the beauty of our woods.
Folow the links and see my short videos on Vimeo, if you can’t see the videos on this page.
A question: Why did the fog appear only on the ground, not higher up in the air? Could someone explain this to me.
Chandler’s Ford – walking in Flexford Wood on a foggy day from Chandler’s Ford Today on Vimeo.
Flexford Wood, Chandler’s Ford from Chandler’s Ford Today on Vimeo.
Valley Park, Chandler’s Ford from Chandler’s Ford Today on Vimeo.
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Bob says
See Metllik: Fog and Mist how they are formed for an explanation of ground fog.
Janet Williams says
Thanks Bob for the link. Metlink is a very informative site about weather. Now I’ve learnt something new about ground fog.
Mike Sedgwick says
Wow Janet, you are a film director as well as a meteorologist. Is there no end to your talents?
There is something poignant about these dormant winter landscapes.
Janet Williams says
Just use my normal basic Canon S95 (now considered a very old camera). Just click, and move the lens from left to right. Before doing that, I asked a few people around me not to speak. Yes, my type of ‘filming’.
Doug Clews says
Hi Janet et al …
Thanks for your post … interesting and it brought back memories … as a nipper in Chandler’s Ford I remember walking with my mother, somewhere off Castle Lane, in similar conditions and we espied a ‘gathering’ of legs and feet, but nothing attached to them, or so it seemed … yes, they were cows, but their bodies were hidden in the mist … have never forgotton that eerie sight !