Leaving for work at 6.30am yesterday morning. The fog was so thick I had to drive 40 km/h all the way there. Excuse the bad quality, I just wanted to share the eeriness.
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7 comments:
The last coupla days has been eerie in Canberra in more ways than one.
Indeed, indeed. Eeriness has descended once again - London eat your heart out.
Winter mornings in Canberra ... brrrrrr. It's the only place I've lived where you have to scrape ice off the windscreen.
It's not the first place where I've had to scrape ice off my windscreen, but yes, I've done it a few times already this year.
The lights in the second shot look like the eyes of a monster in Middle Earth :)
I never realised Canberra was such a scary place :)
Because you are one of them ;)
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