Heathrow to LA was good: we had a long slow sunset as we headed north, sunrise as we went due W, then sunset again into LA. Its a shame they don't have a better quality "photography" window in the back somewhere. We got to see greenland (briefly; the W side; the E side was in cloud) and sea ice over Hudson bay (see pix: this is the firt sea ice I've ever seen in real life; its from 11,000 m) and the vast expanses of frozen Canada. LA to Dunedin is 12+ hours; I managed to sleep much of it thankfully.
Trivia: on the flight into LA, we had all-plastic cutlery. Out of LA, we got metal forks and spoons.
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Hollyhocks? Foxgloves? Nice picture of a now denunded but one forested (?) lansdcape and non native flowers...
Whatever, on my only long haul flight to date I saw similar sights around Newfoundland in Feb '91. The ice looked like you could reach out and touch it. It didn't look like the stuff you picture though, newer ice later in the winter perhaps.
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