We know from fairy tales what you get when you kiss a frog prince, but what about a fog prince?  From The Fog Princes by Florence Warden, 1889.

"A whiteness moved in the whiteness of the fog. ... It was his first introduction to the dread summer berg of the banks."  From Captains Courageous by Rudyard Kipling, 1897.

An illustration from The Cup of Fury by Rupert Hughes (1919).  The caption reads: "Aren't you afraid to push on when you can't see where you're going?"

An illustration from an 1869 issue of Punch magazine.  The caption reads: "Terrific Apparition: Seen during the recent fog at Westminster."

Pleasantries about the weather need not be dispassionate, as we see in the caption to this illustration from Windsor magazine, 1908. 

"The Fog Folk":  an illustration from a 1907 issue of The Windsor magazine.

"There is something soothing about the fog, especially from a distance, some sense that the world might not make any sense but that it wasn't designed to hurt us, just to entice us into thinking." —Geof Huth