
If not for the roar of Kanawha Falls the river would be completely lost in the thick winter fog. The big blue truck glides to a stop along the muddy shoreline below the hydroelectric plant. The raindrops drum steadily against the metal skin of the truck as I set the brakes and hop out to catch the willows silhouetted in the foggy sunrise. The mists rise from the falls and create a wall of mystery in the background. As a child I loved to play in the fog. My young imagination filled the fog with primeval creatures like dinosaurs and wooly mammoths. Legendary beasts roamed the fields and forests cloaked in heavy mists. In the days before Link and Zelda adventure was found wandering through enchanted lands when the fog shielded my eyes from the mundane. Even today I can imagine the coils of a prehistoric serpent sliding silently through the water. With a dead branch for a spear and an innertube powered slingshot I hunted these beasts back into extinction. As I got older the evening fog served as a perfect backdrop for a game of kick the can at twilight.
Even today I’m resisting the urge to don my rain gear and set off into the mists in search of adventure. But the ticking of a clock beckons me deeper into adulthood and I climb back aboard the big blue truck and return to highway with only the image in my lens to fuel a few daydreams. Childhood it seems is toughest on those that are only young at heart.
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On Mon, Feb 10, 2020, 00:30 LLOYD’S LENS PHOTOGRAPHY LLC wrote:
> lloydslensphotographyllc posted: ” If not for the roar of Kanawha Falls > the river would be completely lost in the thick winter fog. The big blue > truck glides to a stop along the muddy shoreline below the hydroelectric > plant. The raindrops drum steadily against the metal skin of the truck” >
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The photograph is eerily beautiful. I can so see it as the cover of a mystery triller.
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Thank you very much ❤ I photograph this little clump of willows often. The spot is actually a floodplain and floods often. The willows are allowed to grow here because they stabilize the soil and prevent the park from being washed away.
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Thank you for the explanation. The willows are really stunning.
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Thank you ❤
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Beautiful, Lloyd. I think fog must fulfill some inner need for mystery.
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Thank you Mitch ❤
I believe that God designed us with a drive to discover and that means we’re drawn to that which is just out of sight.
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Nice share! May your heart never lose sight, of that adventurous gaze! Be blessed!
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Thank you Warren ❤
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You’re welcome!
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