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Amazing.

Pre-show included a Vertical Insertion by the US Coast Guard (below), skydivers, and various planes.

No. 99 Michael Goulian gets a penalty by flying too high out of the chicane.

The eventually winner Paul Bonhomme setting a blistering pace.

Panoramic of where we were on the embarcadero, if you click in to flickr on this one I noted all the gates and other info.

This is a video of the entire course they had to do (click to view).

Some opinions, in picture form. If you don’t get it, sorry.

Rebekah and I decided to take a short mini vacation a few weeks ago, and planned a trip to Venice. Unfortunately the day we were supposed to leave American Airlines graciously cancelled a lot of flights, causing all the flights to fill up. Somehow we managed to still get out, although not to Venice, but instead to London.

We ended up getting business class there and on the way back. Having flown with 61 inches of leg room, I don’t know if I can ever go back. Enough bragging, on to the photos.

Because everyone loves big ben:

Triangle’ish Flower from St. James Park:

Tree lined pathway also in St. James Park:

Stonehenge:

Stonehenge Stitch:

Wardour Castle, this was way off on single track roads — made getting to it kind of crazy, but probably one of the best stops, mostly because the journey is half the fun:

Windsor, this is a beautiful little town, we only spent a few hours here but it was very nice:

Windsor again. Castle in the background, double rainbow on the right:

About to get rained on, weather in London changes very fast. This was near the finish line of the London Marathon, just in front of Buckingham Palace.