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An example of
fog
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CLOUD COLLECTING POINTS
Full classification:
Stratus
nebulosus
fog
Over The Exe Valley, near Exeter, Devon, UK
© Matt Clark
Other examples of fog:
Stratus nebulosus fog
fog
