It was rather misty as we took off but for a few moments we could see the city below us. I didn’t manage to capture any details on my phone, so probably impossible for anyone to recognise where we had just left. However you do get a sense of the plane’s movement and can clearly see how cities light up our world. Not always a good thing, but still a rather fun photograph to share.

By the way I’m away for a few days now, so apologies in advance for any tardy responses to both comments and squares.

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  18. I think it is exciting to look down on towns and cities at night time – it’s one of the best bits of coming in to land in the dark. Once I remember flying on Bonfire Night, so was able to see fireworks going off as I flew from London to Glasgow – that was a good sight to see.

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