Jackson, Wyoming Turned White from a Frozen Fog

A frozen fog leaves Jackson, Wyoming covered in a blanket of white frost.

The other day a frozen fog rolled through and left some spectacular scenery behind. This panorama was caught at the first National Elk Refuge pullout just outside of town looking back toward Jackson, Wyoming. Flat Creek is in the foreground and Snow King is still in the shade in the background.

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Posted on January 19, 2009.
Posted in Panorama. Tags: Fog, Mountains, Panorama, Snow, Water, Wyoming.
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Philip Putnam

That’s simply amazing. Absolutely beautiful.

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