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Here’s an example for the TripIt App. This service by the way rocks. If you travel at all, sign up for TripIt and if you have an iPhone, get the TripIt App. It will be a lifesaver. Just forward all your travel confirmation emails to TripIt and it builds a dynamic itinerary for you. The app automatically syncs so when you’re traveling you have access to Flight info, confirmation details, phone numbers etc all in one place. Brilliant.
I normally get an aisle seat these days but last weekend I ended up in a window on the wing. I love aircraft and am always amazed by how the geometry of a wing changes as an airliner comes in to land and the flaps and spoilers are deployed.
I’ve blogged about this trip before, but I rediscovered these two photographs recently and I love them. These were taken with a 35mm SLR & Black and white film while flightseeing in Alaska a couple of years ago.
1. Under-wing shot while flying over the Alaska Range in a Cessna 206
2. Our pilot landed the plane on the beach so we could hike in to see bears.
Although I love my DSLR, there is something beautiful about these photos. (The setting doesn’t hurt either.)
Last weekend, Alison and I had a late lunch at Ray’s Cafe in Ballard. It’s a great spot to have a casual but delicious meal on the water. Highly recommended. (Oh, they also have fleece blankets for guests for those sunny, but no so warm days.)
I was in NYC this weekend to surprise my mum on her birthday. My dad flew in from India as well and we were both at home waiting for her when she got back from work. She was completely blown away and it made for a fantastic weekend.
I took the Tram from Manhattan to Roosevelt Island and the view from the tram rocks (I was also pleasantly surprised by the quality of my iphone camera.)
