For the first time on my RTW adventure, I'm asked to hold short for landing traffic. A Cherokee... LOL.
Off I go, with about 2 1/2 hrs' worth of fuel in the tank... EQDC3 leaps upward like a homesick angel. Fair weather ahead, and just about an hour or so to go... finally I feel like I'm having fun.
The VOR at Sao Tome wakes up the VHF receiver while I'm still climbing out. Excellent. No IFR plan this time, unless the weather deteriorates...
... and it doesn't- unless you count turbulence. A little later in the day, and it'd be even worse...
After what seems like mere moments, the island of Sao Tome comes into view... I contact the tower for a VFR approach, and set up to enter a right downwind.
The approach and landing are better than usual, even with a bit of a crosswind. Must be becauseI'm not delirious with fatigue this time...
Well, that was easy! Time to rest up while we prepare EQDC3 for the long flight ahead...








