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Tag: Diamond Peak

  • Yet Another View From 19E

    Yet Another View From 19E

    It’s nice to have a new pocket camera for taking snapshots out of the plane window. It was cloudy most of the way so I didn’t see Mt. Thielsen, Diamond Peak, or Crater Lake. I snapped this shortly after takeoff from PDX. As I walked in the gentle mist in Folsom, I heard someone say,…

  • Another View From 17E

    Another View From 17E

    This week I traveled to Folsom and back. I sat in seat 17E both ways. Heading south, I took some pictures. Heading north, it was too dark so I talked to the Kiwi next sitting to me. Unfortunately, the engine noise was too loud for reasonable conversation so I retreated back to my book. I…

  • The View From 13E

    The View From 13E

    Dirty windows + tons of haze = low contrast photos. The view of Diamond Peak has been better.

  • A View From 16E

    A View From 16E

    Another trip to Folsom for work. Having a window seat, I spent most of my time watching the ground fly by.

  • Another View From 4E

    Another View From 4E

    Another trip, another window seat, again in 4E. Diamond Peak is covered in snow, as is Summit Lake. Mount Shasta “moved me.” ;-) The Yolo Bypass Wildlife Area reflects the late morning sun. Terminal B’s link to the parking lot also caught my attention.

  • 3E and Me

    3E and Me

    The trip to Sacramento was uneventful. Well, maybe not quite. I did sit by Tim, who works sqrt(2) cubes from me, and learn what he does. And I was able to identify Mt. Thielsen, the unknown peak from last week’s post. Success!

  • Fourth View From 3E

    Fourth View From 3E

    Another day, another trip to Sacramento, and a fourth time sitting in 3E with my camera. Diamond Peak has much less snow than on July 20.

  • Yet Another View From 3E

    Yet Another View From 3E

    It is time to visit my team in Folsom and thus time to post more pictures from the flight from PDX to SMF. Once again, I got seat 3E. It’s a good seat; I like it. :-) Although the Bombardier Dash 8 is a slower plane it also flies lower than the jets Horizon used…