In the absence of an opportunity to type anything substantial this week, here’s a selection of photos I snapped out the window of our plane as we returned from Sweden back in January.





Brilliant.
(It has also occurred to me that the reasons I’ve never taken such pictures before are threefold: Firstly, I’ve typically flown in at night or in cloudy conditions. Secondly, my old camera – bless it – wasn’t capable of such things. Thirdly, I think you’re meant to have all your electric doohickeys switched off at this point so the pilot doesn’t get confused and fly into the side of a horse. Oops.)