Saturday, 8:45 AM. 29 degrees F at the ferry dock, 28 on the back porch. Wind NW, moderate with stronger gusts. The sky is mostly overcast and cloudy, with a patch of blue here and there. The humidity is 82% after a dusting of snow over ice that made walking hazardous. The barometer is rising, now at 30.25", predicting much warmer weather Sunday and Monday, which will then revert to colder and more wintry weather. Old Man Winter has us in his death grip, and won't let go.
The heavy fog held on all yesterday, giving me the opportunity to do this photographic study of Bayfiel's Nineteenth Century iron bridge, which in the old days connected the protestant and Catholic
sides of town.
Yesterday it emerged from the fog like a ghost from the past.
Fog
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The fog comes
on little cat feet.
It sits looking
over harbor and city
on silent haunches
and then moves on.
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