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Its not often (fortunately) that my flights involve segments on propeller planes. But this afternoon, I hopped a short flight from LAX to Inyokern in Eastern California. Clearly the propellers intrigued me. My favorite shot is the last one. I noticed how the iPhone sensor transformed the four rotating blades into oddly-twisted wings, lifting us skyward. Quite other-worldly.

Yesterday, Keegan, Jeff, and I stumbled upon a tiny, tucked-away park in the hills above Mill Valley. The actual “falls” at Cascade Falls are a pleasant splash at this time of year, but the sound of water and deep smell of the surrounding redwoods made for a relaxing 20 minute break from our drive.

Trying out medium.

Jeff and I recently (and finally) assembled the extensive set of photos we took on our 2010 trip to Spain. As you might expect, the shots range from the broad to the minutia and paint a very colorful picture of our trip. In this set, I’ve assembled my images from Toledo, the first of several stops during our stay. Toledo has the benefit…and the burden…of establishing our first impressions of Spain. If you click back in the blog, you will find the entries I wrote each day from Toledo. Maybe someday I will be able to fully caption or title these images, but I think that two years is long enough to delay posting 🙂 Enjoy!!

So…um…lesson learned. It is unwise to tease fate with pictures of cloudy skies while you are en-route. Weather delays didn’t keep me in Dayton, but they did hinder me in Chicago. I got home around 2am finally. Weary and sweaty. But home nonetheless. I am very lucky to avoid being one of the MANY delayed passengers stranded by missed connections. Sigh.