Guided Writing practice A2

    Water surrounds San Francisco on three sides. Fog driftes in from the pacific Ocean late in the afternoon, particularly in July and Augest. The buoys floating in San Francisco Bay begins to ring their bell in warning to approaching ships. The ships themselves blows their foghorns. The fog closes in around hills, tall building, and cable cars. The sun, scattering the fog the following day, leaves the flowers brilliant and inhabitants comfortably cool.

buoys: objects with a bell, anchored and floating in water to warn of danger. Rising waves make the bell ring.