Saturday, 2 February 2018
As we flew over the Caribbean and up the Atlantic coast of the southeastern US, I got to see some interesting landforms below.
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| This is the southern coast of Cuba. After consulting Google Earth, I realized that the finger-like bay is the notorious (at least to Americans of a certain age) Bay of Pigs. |
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| As we flew over the northern coast of Cuba, I figured that this distinctive urban pattern should be easy to find on Google. It's Cardenas, a city about 100 km east of Havana. I presume Havana would have been visible from the other side (port, left) of the plane. |
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| Next up were the unmistakeable Florida Keys. Again, with a map I was able to figure out which Keys I could see. |
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| The southern tip of Florida with the Everglades to the lower left and the Keys running from the center to the right. |
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| Richmond, Virginia. The WestRock (formerly MeadWestvao, MWV) Building at the arrow. |
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