Categories Photographs Travel A View From 8A Post author By Brent Logan Post date October 20, 2011 2 Comments on A View From 8A A 737’s engine nacelle reflects the pre-sunrise sky. Tags 737, engine, flight, jet, nacelle, wing By Brent Logan Engineer. Lawyer. WordPress geek. Longboarder. Blood donor. Photographer. Ally. More about Brent. View Archive → ← Happy Birthday, Jamison! → Jamison’s Birthday Continues… 2 replies on “A View From 8A” Fabulous picture, though it does highlight my least-favorite part of autumn… the darkness of pre-sunrise gets later and later… Sherilee, yeah, but having the sun rise later means I actually get to see the sunrise without getting up too early. Okay, 4:15 is a little early, but not even worth mentioning to our ancestors. After all, there were cows to milk… Leave a Reply Cancel reply Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment Name * Email * Website Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email.
Fabulous picture, though it does highlight my least-favorite part of autumn… the darkness of pre-sunrise gets later and later…
Sherilee, yeah, but having the sun rise later means I actually get to see the sunrise without getting up too early. Okay, 4:15 is a little early, but not even worth mentioning to our ancestors. After all, there were cows to milk…
2 replies on “A View From 8A”
Fabulous picture, though it does highlight my least-favorite part of autumn… the darkness of pre-sunrise gets later and later…
Sherilee, yeah, but having the sun rise later means I actually get to see the sunrise without getting up too early.
Okay, 4:15 is a little early, but not even worth mentioning to our ancestors. After all, there were cows to milk…