Rhode Island

Burning Off

Fog is a fact of life along the New England coast. Near the end of summer, the fog on Barrington Harbor burns off revealing, little by little, the boats on their moorings.

By Yankee Magazine|May 30 2012| Print icon

Sailboats anchored in a calm, misty bay with low visibility due to dense fog, reflecting softly on the water.

Photo Credit: Butch Lombardi

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