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There’s a die-hard, unbreakable rule that says you can never ever expect a photo taken from an airplane window to be taken seriously. I’m in a rule-breaking frame of mind.
These here are the Remarkables, part of the Southern Alps.
Yeah, yeah, I keep promising to be better, but it just doesn't happen... I seem to have been so busy with my ever expanding business, which is primarily managing other people's social media, I've truly neglected my own. And it's just easier to post on Facebook, though strangely, it's not as personal as posting here. I will endeavour to be better. And make the time to post here, cos I'm never going to just have the time. 
Titirangi Storyteller
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I have photos of our Rockies, too, that I adore. Guess other people don’t get excited, but I love a high level view of our world. More than simply remarkable – totally elevating!
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souldipper
12/06/2011 at 6:49 pm
Passing over the Rockies, especially in winter, or the Australian Outback, or the northern or southern Alps… nothing like it. No, I have not yet experienced the splendour of passing over the poles, or Siberia, or, well lots of places…
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Titirangi Storyteller
12/06/2011 at 9:13 pm
The only way I believe that photo was taken from a plane window is if you had your head sticking out of it! Wow. That literally took my breath away.
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pinkunderbelly
13/06/2011 at 12:39 am
You’re too kind! Ha ha… we were climbing – must have been around 20,000 feet. Not likely my head was hanging out any window!
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Titirangi Storyteller
13/06/2011 at 8:22 am
This really is an amazing photo, and I, too, find it hard to believe that it was taken from a window. I just love this shot. It reminds me (sorry) of Lord of the Rings.
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poietes
18/06/2011 at 1:49 pm
Well, there WAS a good reason or three (besides Sir Peter) that it was shot down here… The diversity of landscapes is truly astonishing… not to mention the seascapes. Oh, and the airscapes!
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Titirangi Storyteller
19/06/2011 at 1:57 am