Fog is a fact of life along the coast. It is especially common in the Spring and Autumn or any time that there is a significant difference between water and air temperature. Fog is a cloud that touches the ground or the surface of a body of water. As air cools, water vapor suspended in the atmosphere condenses into water droplets, usually around minute particles of ash, dust, or even sea salt. However enough of the science class, and on with the story.....Friday 18th March was a really foggy evening, more foggy than I have seen in a long time! Me, Ceri and James went out in the car, driving carefull, and I took some quite spectacular photographs. I hope you enjoy them!