When you visit a national park, you never know for sure what kind of weather you are going to get. You cross your fingers, and you hope for the best. But when you run in to less than perfect weather, you still can have quite the experience. That is what I found when my first day visiting Acadia National Park was a mix of rain and fog, especially at the top of Cadillac Mountain.
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wow, Your description perfectly captures the unpredictable charm of visiting national parks. The rain and fog at the top of Cadillac Mountain must have made your visit to Acadia even more unique and memorable. It’s a great reminder to appreciate nature in all its forms!