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Canberra’s fog isn’t just weather—it’s magic. With 47 foggy days a year, mostly between May and August, the mist softens the city’s harsh lines, turning even flashy new developments into mysterious, dreamlike scenes. It’s nature’s filter, echoing the brushstrokes of Monet and the poetry of Emily Dickinson, who both found beauty in blurred edges and indistinct boundaries. Even iconic visions of Canberra, like Marion Mahony Griffin’s designs, were painted in mist, hinting at a fairytale future. While some see fog as a nuisance, Canberra’s residents know it’s a rare gift—a quiet, enchanting veil that transforms the urban landscape into something quietly magical.

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