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[camrogers]

I've got this thing I wear around my left wrist. It's basically a long tube of material. It keeps my hair back, or my head warm, or it's a dust mask, or a camera bag, or a pillow. It's the thing that keeps me smiling between now and the next ticket. One of the things, anyway.

Also, FYI, if you ever do visit Iceland and fly in from Europe (that is, head east-west), get a window seat, starboard side, not on a wing. Might mean you forego the extra leg room of an emergency exit seat, but it'll be worth it. Keep a camera handy, and get an eyeful of one of the most amazing arrays of landscape you're ever likely to see. You'll kick yourself if you don't. Same advice might hold if you fly south-north from the UK. This has been a public service announcement.

Submitting some work to the London people, for interim pay. Hoping to ingratiate myself a little and get paid for it to boot.

Comments

[damien-wise.livejournal.com]

The starboard side is so you have a view to the north, yeah?
I always get a window seat...no other way to go. :)

*fingers crossed* for the London angle!

[patchworkkid.livejournal.com]

North view, yeah. Flight seems to cut close to the southern coast, so a port-side view gets you mainly ocean.

And thanks. :)