Day One (Here to There, but not boring)

One observation on Boston's Logan airport. Comapred to SFO or SJC, hard to find an Uno Mas or a Jamba Juice, but really easy to find a bar. On the flip side, no Legal Seafood in SFO, alas.
I looked out my window, and what did I see? Flying over the sourthern tip of Greenland -- snow, ice, glacier (?) as far as I can see. And really craggy mountains. The picture doesn't capture how bright and white it was. Really stunning.
Here's a shot with less airplane wing in it. Amazing!

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