Not wasting any time, I got ready, created a VFR flight plan to La Palma, and was on my way. Total time spent in Agadir was under 20 minutes. I am sure that it would take longer than that in real life. Anyway, just as during the approach, the Agadir airport was enveloped in fog. I took off climbed to 8,500 ft. and set the heading to 265 directly to La Palma. This whole flight was over the Atlantic, so there was little to see. Still I did manage to make some interesting shots as you can see bellow. It was interesting to see the beach, where Sahara meets the Atlantic Ocean. I have not been at this one, but I have been at the Northern Africa at the Mediterranean coast of Sahara. It looks just like this. I could even see the algae on the beech as I was flying over. I assume that is correct, as the beach on the North had them as well. Once over the Ocean, I took a photo of the coast and the Atlas mountains in the distance, behind me. I have of course chosen to fly to the island that is the furthest away from African continent, La Palma. I was able to make few screen shots of some of the closer islands (Lanzarote and Tenerife), but the night fell before I got to La Palma, so there are no shots of it. So, that was all the excitement for this flight. After landing at La Palma airport, I parked the plane, and called it a day.

Pre flight check at Agadir airport Leaving Agadir Where Sahara meets the Atlantic... Leaving the West coast of Africa Lanzarote island Tenerife island Final approach to La Palma Ready for another one?

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