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Fog, Weather, and What Travels In It
The march is a foggy county and the great majority of that fog is weather. The fen produces it off the meres on still nights from September to April. The upland produces it when warm air crosses cold ground, which in the high country happens in every month. The wood holds it after rain for a day at a time. None of this is remarkable and all of it is dangerous in the ordinary way.
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