Follow the 2,200-mile path of the Appalachian Trail from Maine to Georgia in five flights...

Follow the 2,200-mile path of the Appalachian Trail from Maine to Georgia in five flights...

Apparently Guinea is one of just four countries in the world that doesn’t have any telephone fixed lines and traditional healers are still extremely popular when it comes to treating ills. All we know is it was in the Nimba Mountains that chimpanzees were first observed using tools to chop up and reduce food into smaller bite-sized portions...

A sweet VFR flight, starting East of the Loire and tracing along some of France's most impressive Renaissance-Era castles.

A challenging tour through Fiordland, designed to showcase some of the best backcountry flying MSFS has to offer.

Apparently The Bijagós archipelago is also one of the few places in the world where you can see saltwater hippos. And the Quinara Region is known for its picturesque landscapes. All we know is that women hold influential roles within the Bijagó society, making key decisions and preserving cultural traditions...

Since 2009, on September 5th., the Royal Danish Armed Forces honor and give tribute to veterans and the personal who are currently serving away from home. The Royal Danish Air Force show their tribute, by flying over a number of current danish army barracks, airbases and veteran homes.

Apparently The Gambia is one of only two countries in the world that officially have “The” attached to its name. The other country is The Bahamas and The Gambia is known as ‘the smiling coast of Africa dues to the warm-hearted Gambian people. All we know is that crocodiles represent the power of fertility in the Gambia, so women who encounter problems with conceiving often visit the crocodile-infested pool to pray and wash.

Apparently sheep have the time of their life in Senegal. Every Sunday on Dakar’s Yoff Beach, you can find hordes of sheep enjoying their Sunday afternoon spa and bath in the warm tropical waters of the Atlantic. and taxis have tails. Yes, an artificial tail made of goat or sheep hair and it supposedly brings good luck. All we know is that if you want to burn your calories faster than the speed of light, learn the moves of the native Senegalese “Sabar” dance...

Apparently Mauritania is also one of Africa’s newest oil producers after the Chinguetti oil field was discovered in 2001 and In 2019, one of the world’s largest discoveries of natural gas was also found in Mauritanian offshore waters. All we know is that Mauritania is home to the Richat Structure, sometimes referred to as the “Eye of Africa”...