🌁 Why There Is Always Fog Around the Golden Gate Bridge

 

Every morning, the Golden Gate seems to breathe. Fog gathers like a living veil, wrapping the bridge in mystery. It’s not magic — it’s the meeting of worlds.

Cold ocean air drifts in from the Pacific, heavy with moisture. Warm inland air rises from the valleys beyond. Where they meet, condensation forms — a soft, silver mist. The bridge stands exactly at that threshold, where sea and land, cold and warm, night and day exchange greetings. It is a place of perpetual conversation.

The fog is not a flaw in the weather; it is the visible sign of balance. It reminds us that beauty often lives in tension — between what is seen and unseen, known and unknown. The fog hides the bridge, but it also reveals it anew each day, as if creation were whispering, “Behold, I make all things new.”

So when we ask why there is always fog around the Golden Gate, perhaps the deeper answer is this: because grace gathers where opposites meet. Because the world, even in its physics, knows how to bless the Lord.

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post inspired by A View through the Fog by Bob McGee

Bob McGee's book, has received a number of excellent reviews of Goodreads -- all outstanding ones. We will be sharing these over the next few weeks. If you want to get them all at once, here you go: A View through the Fog by Bob McGee | Goodreads.

"This is a great collection of stories about Bob's unique experiences with the Bridge and his co-workers. His chapters on suicides and near-suicides touch the heart. He has a marvelous connection with the Bridge, and his writings make the reader love it as he has."

Lorri Ungaretti
Historian, Author, and Copy Editor for the Argonaut, Journal of San Francisco Historical Society

Book description:

A View through the Fog

The motive for his writing this book is love of his subject. He paints this world he knows in a way that gives readers the feeling they are on the Bridge with him.




AWARDS
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Eric Hoffer Debut Author Award finalist
Eric Hoffer Grand Prize shortlist
Eric Hoffer Grand Prize honorable mention


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