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Wind, waves, spectre & glory
Posted by on Monday, October 23, 2006 at 8:21 am

I mentioned yesterday that it was very windy and the waves on Lake Michigan were mighty impressive, for a lake, yesterday when Becky, Andrew, Bea and I drove to Michigan City. I forgot to mention that there was a kitesurfer on the lake; here’s a picture:

More photos here.

Also newly online: photos of my flights to and from Connecticut last week, including this really cool shot of a Brocken spectre (or, if you prefer, Specter of the Brocken) and its accompanying glory:

The plane’s shadow got bigger and smaller depending on how close the clouds were. As we passed through different layers of cloud and mist, it seemed at times to spontaneously grow and shrink very rapidly. Two more photos of it:

Pretty cool, eh?

Incidentally, stay tuned for more pictures of my trip to Connecticut.




2 Comments on “Wind, waves, spectre & glory”

  1. Margiekins Says:

    I can never think of the Brocken Spectre without thinking about Slothrop and Geli Tripping in Pynchon’s Gravity’s Rainbow. –mek

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