One of those days.

The Atlantic Ocean decided to donate tons of mist to us.

I will take you on a trip to see various sights early in the morning, and by 3pm in the afternoon, it looked like night had started to set in. So, we will start with the morning view (3 shots), and then we will pop in to have a hot cup of coffee at an openair restaurant. I have also taken some bird shots in the surrounding nature of the coffee house that I will share in another post.

In any case, let's just have a look at some random shots throughout the morning period. My wife suggested that I should become a tour guide, as I, by now after eight years, know all the hot spots like the palm of my hand. But I cannot entertain such a thought, as a tour guide has to pack in a lot of walking, and with my legs that would not be possible at all. So, I will just rather remain a picture content creator in our beloved nature.
So come for a cruise with us to have a look around.

This was later in the day and we were hoping for things to clear up, as at least it looked like it if you look at the picture below.

And it grew steadily lighter.

Yes, it was cold and about 10C as you can see the Spotted Pigeon wrapped up in its winter coat.

Let me tell you that the wind coming in from the ocean was icy cold.

Remember I said above that at 3 o'clock it started to look like evening.

This is what the road looked like on our way home.

And finally, to show you 2 shots of some trees over here.

Yeah, warnings are out about the mist for the travellers on the roads over here, and it is so irritating always when someone in a car is so close behind us that they try to get into the backseat of our car, as if I have to stop suddenly for a squirrel or a person the car behind will have no choice but to ram into our car at the back. I don't know why people do this as it puts so many lives at risk. But everyone seems to be in a mad rush.

Sorry for the bit of ranting, but it is a serious issue that troubles us, especially also those people that skip the red traffic lights. We see this every day, and then when they end up in hospital I just think they would do the same again when they are back out. Life is a precious gift and one simply just has to care for the self and for the others. Difficult at times, but I am sure the readers here will also encounter it in their countries.
Such is life.

I hope you enjoyed the pictures and the story.

Photos by Zac Smith. All-Rights-Reserved.

Camera: Canon PowershotSX70HS Bridge camera.

Until next time, cheers!