When we left Paris yesterday morning it was cloudy and 60º F, when when we touched down in Albuquerque it was sunny and 100º F — from cold and wet to hot and dry. Soon after take-off from Paris we above the clouds and it stayed cloudy until a break in the clouds over Hudson bay showed ice breaking up, and then we flew over the area of the bay that looks like land cracked with water, and it was covered with snow and ice. Then we had mostly cloud cover again until we were almost to Salt Lake City. From SLC to Albuquerque the sky had some high clouds but there was a lot of haze in the air from the fires.
Off Center & Not Even 
Glad you two are home safely! I think it will be several days before the jet lag wears off, though.
This was one well-chronicled trip. I am sure it seemed too short. Welcome back stateside!
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Back home! East or West home is Best
The west. Not enough sun in Paris!
Timothy! For you personally I shall say that I will be off-line for a week or too because I have to check my health. I do not want to announce this fact just in order to confuse the person, that tries to abuse me. So, good bye for now and we sure meet online may be in ten days.
Regards, Alex.
I wish you well with your check up!
Yeah, you’ve made it!!! Beautiful pictures too. It’s as if I’m flying with you. 😉
Thanks, Erica!
You’re welcome (home), Tim! 😉
I really didn’t expect a photo today–you are really on the ball. It’s been so wonderful to share your trip with you each day–really appreciate all the work you put into your daily blog–your commentary is always great–glad to have you back safely and eager to hear more about your travels.