More Fog in the Shenandoah National Park
I headed out a few days ago to Shenandoah National Park on a morning when the fog was so thick at my house that I couldn’t see the road in front of me. But, I sensed that when I got out of the foothills and up into the mountains, I would have some awesome photography opportunities. What a morning it was! I drove north to the little town of Sperryville and found spotty fog along the way. Then I drove through the clouds into the Park where I found sunny skies and dense clouds below. I stopped often as I headed south toward Big Meadows. When I arrived at the meadow, the fog and cloud cover were so thick that there were no photo ops. In a matter of four hours, I felt that I had spent several days on Skyline Drive because of the changing conditions. But, it did not disappoint me. The Park never does.
In the valley below SNP
Also in the valley, near Sharp Rock Vineyards.
Driving along Skyline Drive
The tunnel just south of the Thornton Gap entrance to SNP
Thick clouds
Clouds were filling the gap in the mountains.
Patricia Temples Photography 