Always such a pretty city. I try and sit on the left side of the plane on a window seat if possible for the views.

The stark change of clouds and a clear sky seem from above.

I was at RDU the day after all US flights were grounded for a few hours, and it wasn't as busy in the morning as I thought it would be. People were very nice to one another too, so hell yeah people! Saw

The highways in Raleigh not having lights is such a wild concept. You'd think for a city as big as it the highways would have streetlights.

Woah that's a pretty place.

One of my favorite things to see is a night where the clouds are low enough to touch the buildings, and the lights from the buildings get fuzzed into the clouds, making a cool view.

It was a cloudy night when I was out for a walk, and got this nice picture. The buildings lit up were a lot cooler in person.

I really want a good camera that can take great pics in the night. This is just off a iPhone and it's pretty decent.

In the background, you can see the Wanda Vista tower, one of my favorite buildings in the city.

That's a pretty view of the city. Feels like somewhere I'd love to got sit at and stare.

Never enough pictures of Chicago from the sky!

Turns out this bus that's on it's side and on fire isn't an actual bus, but was part of a shoot for Chicago Fire. Imagine not knowing that and wondering how a bus was on it's side!

And boarding the planes back home. That ends this trip.

We landed on a old defense island. Again I wish we were here on the daytime to explore it nicely. Only had 15 minutes to check it out in the dark.

Went on a tour of the Stockholm Archipelago. I wish I'd gone earlier though because it was dark and it was impossible to see anything. Good all I can eat shrimp though!