An odd French place in Northern America The “oldest Glarner”, a common, sometimes strong wind greeted us at the airport in Mollis, together we some loyal friends who bid farewell. A pleasant first leg to Iceland came to an end with a not so easy landing in strong winds at Keflavik airport. The weather was …
The Valley, Anguilla Today’s formalities in the US Virgin Islands were swift and easy since our handler took care of it beforehand. Appartently the officer with whom we had the pleasure yesterday is known for his behaviour. So around 11 we were up and flying back to Tortola to pickup Marc-Phillipe and then a bit …
The US in The Caribbean! A short hub over and we were in St. Thomas, at the airport that is. What followed was a fine example of how the US (customs and border control) have to show you their power. There was not a single plane there (hence nothing else to do) and yet it …
An odd French place in Northern America The “oldest Glarner”, a common, sometimes strong wind greeted us at the airport in Mollis, together we some loyal friends who bid farewell. A pleasant first leg to Iceland came to an end with a not so easy landing in strong winds at Keflavik airport. The weather was …
An odd French place in Northern America The “oldest Glarner”, a common, sometimes strong wind greeted us at the airport in Mollis, together we some loyal friends who bid farewell. A pleasant first leg to Iceland came to an end with a not so easy landing in strong winds at Keflavik airport. The weather was …
Rock Monkeys Dakhla airport was empty when we arrived and despite a missing handler we were able to leave on time. Favourite winds brought us to Gibraltar, but we did not have much time left since we lost two hours because of the time difference. That meant visiting the Rock of Gibraltar and its famous …
Kite Surfing Heaven Our last day in Mauritania started with an early rise. Our tour continued into the mountainous region of the Sahara with tricky roads bringing us to the beautiful oasis and village of Terjit. We decided to leave a bit earlier and fly out the same afternoon. That was the plan but since …
The vast grandness of the Sahara When deciding to go to he Sahara, we wanted it done the most direct way, which meant flying straight into the desert town Atâr rather than than making the detour over the Capital Nouakchott. That resulted in a very slow process of immigration as there are hardly any direct …
French Riviera African Style We got up to a cool morning in Banjul, just barely 20 degrees, apparently less than in Switzerland and a clear sign that we are heading North. Saying goody was not easy but the quick flight to Dakar sure was. Already from the air you can see the different development stage …
