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The world from above. Steppe, mountains and the Caspian sea.
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The photos turned out beautiful!
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Thank you Kinga, have a great new year.
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The planet becomes a mystery when framed inside a small pane of whatever it is that plane windows are made of. Perspex? The rare times I have a window seat (by choice) I lean my head against the window and daydream of the life below. Thanks for this flight across a region I may never get to visit.
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You’re welcome, Julie. If I were you I’d think about paying Central Asia a visit, Uzbekistan has now joined Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan in relaxing their visa requirements, so it’s getting better and better!
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Yes! I know that thrill of watching the world from above–one of the few excitements that has never ebbed since I was kid… It’s always fun to get the window seat–if I could just refrain from drinking so as to not cause a fuss with my rowmates when heading to the loo.
Great shots with super writing… regards.
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Indeed, having to inconvenience people next to you is the biggest drawback. Thanks a lot for reading, for the likes and the kind words! 🙂
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