Fog On The Farm

Guest photographer Debbie D. Dodd send it today’s photo of a foggy sunrise taken on her farm four miles south of Stayton. Very pretty. Thanks, Debbie!

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#1 written by babooshka
about 1 year ago

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That is so spooky and ethereal.

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