The Central Valley of California is known for its heavy winter fog, often called “tule fog”. I haven’t seen it as bad as I remember growing up. My sister would be driving the family wagon, and after the intersection of the closest avenue, we’d roll down the window and count the reflector bumps on our road. Exactly at bump #17, we’d do a hard left to turn into our driveway. That was the only way to find home.
Three Rivers is usually above the fog. One day last week, it was brilliantly sunny at home, but I had to go down the hill. I pulled over to the usual overlook vista point for this one last look at the sunshine.
Then I looked down canyon to see what was ahead.
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Yes, Jana, definitely Wowsa! Beautiful scene and photo! (By the way, thanks so much for the card you sent. I appreciate your note and prayers so much. Thank you!)
Thanks for checking in, Cheryl. I hope things are getting better for you, and when you come to mind, i’ll know am supposed to pray.
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