Many thanks to Rich Tebb who was walking his dog on Painswick Beacon.
The early morning low lying fog created a mystical landscape across the county. Thanks also to Maggie from Birdlip for her photos from her lofty viewpoint. If you have any photos as the season develops please send them in. cummings@bbc.co.uk
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At 1st Oct 2010, wilkesj wrote:Marvellous photos. I noticed the mist conditions Thursday and could see May Hill appearing like an island in the sea of mist - as illustrated in this picture set. By the time I found a good vantage point the effect had faded. You have to be quick!
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