I had a tough interview last week with a new company and I thought I had blown it. I just felt that I didn't give them the answers that they were looking for. I was shocked when I had an offer the next day. The drawback is that its a six month to hire gig so I'll be hourly not salaried till November at which point, hopefully, they will bring me on as a salaried employee.
So my flight to Baltimore this week is kind of special so I figured I would post the pictures going to the east and maybe do a part two heading back to the west, although most of that flight will be in the dark.
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| Dawn at DIA, Concourse C |
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| The rising sun at 39,000 Feet |
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| Clouds catching the morning sun |
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| Midway Airport. I have never been to this airport, so I got to check another one off my list. There are a lot of airports that I haven't been to, so the list is long. |
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| As we circled to land at Midway I spotted a number of railroad classification yards. Fascinating to see these from the air. |
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| Based on the grade, I think this is a hump yard. |
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| Midway terminal, apparently they don't believe in windows, I had to change planes at Midway. |
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| It is called Midway so its only fitting that they have an SBD Douglas Dauntless on display. I found this on my way to the most isolated gate at the airport, A4B (well and A4A). It feels like an after thought its basically a hallway. |
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| A random river on the way to Baltimore |
