Reader photo: Fog grotto
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Maddie and Abby Starkey enjoy the misty confines of “Fog Grotto” at the Huntington Children’s Garden in San Marino. The fog is “generated by nearly 100 high-pressure nozzles,” according to the garden’s website. The image was made by Cyrena Hillyard while the children were visiting Southern California.
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