This could hurt my flight around Britain

[@samyouelle1]

Thank you so much for uploading this and your previous video Stef. I cannot think of a more wonderful way to spend a Friday night than to watch your adventures. It's also wonderful to see you getting back to normal after your recent health issue. We are truly lucky to have a creator like you in the world making this place slightly better with every video you upload.

[@StefanDrury]

Hey Sam, what a lovely thing to say to me. Thank you, comments like this really motivate me.

[@OVTraveller]

Hi, Stef, it is hoped that your loved ones at home in Melbourne ( plus the grumpy cat) are watching this video as a proof to them and yourself that you have turned the corner and are back in a good place. Well done mate, we , all your original viewers are delighted. Cheers from Brunny, 3056

[@tonyreid833]

So great to see you flying again warms my heart

[@StefanDrury]

Cheers Tony, that’s kind.

[@louisadamo2510]

Love this series of videos. My wife, whose family hails from Glasgow, and I love Scotland and have been virtually all over it on several trips but this aerial view is absolutely stunning. Glad to see you are back flying again.

[@StefanDrury]

Thank you Louis, for the kind words, I’m grateful for that.

[@Calebs_Aviation]

Great video Stefan I’m off to watch E3 now! 😃 Cheers 🥂 mate! 🇦🇺 with love from the USA 🇺🇸 -Caleb’s Aviation

[@mini_steve]

I can not wait until the day you do that around the Australian coastline. What an adventure that would be.

[@ShortField]

Loving this Stef enjoying sharing your adventure so much.

[@rossanderson2093]

As a native Scot these views warm my heart. What a wonderful thing to do and exactly the kind of thing that GA is made for. What an adventure! Glad things are getting back to normal for ya Stef

[@iandunipace]

great views of western scotland. Oban is a great little airport. can't wait for the next video.👍👍👍👍

[@fathert]

Absolutely loving this series Stef!

[@StefanDrury]

Thank you 🙏

[@Rvcoops]

Hi Stef - just wanted to say how much I am enjoying this little series of your flight around Britain. Also, its good to see you in the left seat with hands on the controls again! Keep up the good work. Cheers

[@StefanDrury]

Thanks re the videos, glad you’re enjoying them. And yes it’s great to be left seat again, thanks also for the kind words.

[@cryptoslacker-464]

@Rvcoops yeah , the coastline is amazing. I never realised how wild the coastline was in Great Britain ..

[@mjotd8670]

Great concept Stef, Great content, very enjoyable..Philip is a master tutor at getting you back in the sky!

[@sandyhumby88]

Absolutely loving these adventures around the British coastline 💜✈️💜

[@StefanDrury]

Thanks Sandy, good to have you along with us

[@nicholasallen4374]

Thanks for sharing your adventure! Living vicariously through you, but feeling inspired to get off my butt and learn to fly, so I too can have my own adventures.

[@StefanDrury]

Thanks Nicholas, I hope you do get to achieve your aviation goals as well.

[@BsktImp]

Am old enough to remember the 1980s 'Round Britain Whizz' episode of BBC's QED in which an RAF Hawk flew around the coast of Britain.

[@evanbressington2622]

Love keeping up with your journey! Keep up the great flying!

[@StefanDrury]

Thanks Evan

[@kirsteneasdale5707]

Enjoying your video of your journey aroynd the coastline of the island of Great Britain. Looking forward to seeing you go down the West coast of Scotland where all the best views are.

[@Coops777]

That's so lovely Stef. What an experience! Thankyou for sharing.

[@DustMite-s5u]

Hi Stefan and Phil hope you are both well nice to see you both.phil is still interested in learning the cirrus.brilliant vlog the scenery was amazing I would love to do that flight.take care and I hope you complete the challenge Phil take care and good luck for the future Phil 👍🍀🇬🇧

[@itsjoel]

Loving these videos. I stayed at Ackergill Tower as part of a Supercar Tour a few years back. Was a very interesting place!

[@WingC3]

Did my IR(R) with Echelon. You've given me ideas for things to do with G-YYES! Was impressed it could stop on that short private strip!

[@StefanDrury]

Nice one, congrats on the IR. Yes get the speed and aim point right and we got in quite easily. But def go around if it doesn’t feel right. Gives the guests more approaches to watch so everyone’s a winner!

[@WingC3]

@@StefanDrury Thanks :) And how was getting out again? Did you have to go light on the fuel?

[@CudHppr]

Really enjoying this series Stefan, looking forward to seeing future episodes. Great content 👍 thanks

[@Garythefireman66]

These episodes have been great. I hope to get back to the UK and see some of these places in person. Thanks for the great videos Stef!

[@andrewl3655]

another great video Stef. Spectacular scenery as always.

[@foxiedogitchypaws7141]

Milkshake has done a Great job training you Stef😅 Great flying. 🦊🛩️ What a Beautiful Trip!

[@robertoneill8751]

So pleased to see you flying again.

[@StefanDrury]

Thanks Robert, yeah good to be on the controls again.

[@nigelcresswell3630]

Loving this trip what an adventure very envious of you both.

[@kariingason6569]

Fantastic adventure. Love from Iceland.

[@happygoluckychappy]

Another fantastic episode. Can't wait to watch the next one 😊

[@DHOtterMan]

Great to see you back in the left seat Stefan. I flew single handed around the southern half of Britain (Blackpool to Humberside) in 2017 in a day for the Pooleys International Dawn to Dusk Competition. My theme was concerned the role of the RNLI in Air Sea Rescue. Just the northern half to go, but perhaps not in one day!! You might like to consider the D to D as a flying project for your excellent channel. You can enter for free. Keep up the great work.

[@seanmcerlean]

Awesome views despite the IFR. You & Phillipe work well together whilst having fun 😊

[@StefanDrury]

I think we’re a good team in the difficult times, but also are happy to enjoy the silly times too. Grateful to call him a friend.

[@sam-g5q8l]

Beautifully made video, thank you :)

[@TheEnglishWay1]

Another great episode! Loving this series.

[@richardsuttill54]

I just love watching your adventures. Congratulations on very sensible go-arounds.

[@craigwillis9066]

Great stuff Stef !

[@And_Rotate]

Nice video as always! And welcome back to Melbourne!

[@kevchilton908]

Brilliant Steph, very entertaining. Looking forward to seeing the next leg 👌👍

[@anomalousresult]

If you go back to the video where you were at the easterly point, you pointed to john o groats on the brass ring, and next to it was there imprinted, dunnet head.

[@StefanDrury]

If only real life had a rewind and pause like that! Well spotted :)

[@in2flying]

Glad your flying and of course healthy mate.. You should visit Guernsey! I was just there.

[@jon662]

So excited for this series. Great work Stef!

[@StefanDrury]

Thanks Jon, glad you're enjoying the adventure.

[@jon662]

@@StefanDrury Yessir. As a dual-national Brit/American who learned to fly in the UK, but has lived abroad for the last decade, this series is both fantastic and nostalgic. All the best to you 😎

[@Dannsandiego]

A great series, Steph and wonderful to see you flying!

[@leonardgoldberg2424]

Enjoying your extreme Britain series! 😊

[@brissiAU]

How good has this series been 👍

[@SJF15]

It's a pity you couldn't have taken a bit of a detour, and landed on the beach on the Isle of Barra.

[@Ryan121100]

I wonder whether you passed over the top of my work! Glensanda Quarry? It’s fairly distinctive, at the bottom of Loch Linnhe before you went up over Fort William and up the Great Glen!

[@rogerclarke3291]

I love this trip. Thanks for post.

[@becsterbrisbane6275]

Woohoo, you spotted JT & Louie- they really did do the most incredible around the world journey, might need to do a rewatch!

[@richardwillars3463]

Currently learning to fly PPL out of Bristol so I'll keep an eye out for you! Cloud level round there has been all over the place this last week, strangely changing dramatically every hour!

[@marvinsmith4322]

Great to see you back in the skys again, met Philippe at a UK show recently, had time to chat about all things aviation.

[@StefanDrury]

Oh awesome, glad you got to spend some time with him.

[@bobphillips2188]

Not only is JoG not the most northerly point, but the NE corner of Scotland is definitely not part of the Highlands. Note the absence of much height anywhere... Caithness is more famous for being flat, and the home of the flow country, the largest areas of bog peatland in Europe. It also stretches into Sutherland (it was south for the Nordlanders, ie, 'Vikings'). While the furthest northeast point is JoG, the furthest NW extreme is Cape Wrath, wrath meaning the turning place in old Norse, ie, the place where you turn south to do a bit of pillaging on the west coast and islands. Just thought you'd like to know (-;)~

[@robinrother1799]

Great video again Stef. Your recovery regime of intense flying seems to be going well.. That was typical of Scottish weather! Next time you're up here, consider Dornoch, especially if you're a golfer (2:58) and Plockton airfields and a brief detour to see the Old Man of Hoy and the beach airstrip at Barra...too many, really. I'm looking forward to more of the Rehab Tour 🙂

[@StefanDrury]

Oh I love these tips, thank you. That's the best thing about the internet - sharing knowledge like that. Thanks again, I'll add them to my travel lists.

[@jezkemp712]

Great Chapter 2 Stef! Love the loop the loops to spot the whales 🐋.

[@amcconnell6730]

Hey, I was in Inverness yesterday! Must have just missed you. :D

[@cryptoslacker-464]

Great lesson in not rushing a landing 👌 You can always go around, as long as you have enough fuel that is lol. Ps I'm am arm chair pilot speaking 😆

[@StefanDrury]

You’re absolutely right. Plenty of fuel to give us options, and the strip wasn’t very long so unless the approach is stable and aim point is good then going around was a no brainer. Few adjustments and I (finally) got it right!

[@cryptoslacker-464]

@@StefanDrury cool , thanks for your reply . 👍

[@downunderdave5417]

Keep them coming Stef Thanks

[@beagle7622]

I was trying to get to Wick by car . I had driven up from Lands End. Unfortunately I got a bad cold that stopped me in Inverness . I did get a bit closer but just was too crook.

[@MelbourneFlyer]

Another great video Stef! Making me miss the UK. Can't wait to get back there. Keep up the great work mate!

[@VH_VOL]

I'm so glad to hear you flying again. Got worried about you. Hoping to see you return to the lands of Australia soon. :)

[@StefanDrury]

Thank you, yeah hoping to be back flying again in Aus one day soon, I'll give an update very soon.

[@VH_VOL]

@@StefanDrury Good to hear that man. Can't wait to see it :)

[@edwardrodgers9383]

I wish I was there with you!😀🇬🇧🇦🇺🦘

[@DeadReckoner]

Another great video - always fun to see you in Scotland! "Kirk" means 'church" btw :)

[@laurentsamson8927]

Hi Stefan, you were so close to the Northern most UK Airfield, EGPW, on Shetland Island perfectly reachable without big legs over water with plenty of airfields along the route to give a secured trip. Just 165 NM total on this route EGPC KOKAL EGER EGES EGEN EGEF WAFIL EGET 602558N0011744W EGPW. It would have been very epic! What you think for another trip?

[@williamhewitt3320]

Lovely video

[@thespacedingoking]

17:40 beautiful decision making in this sequence of events.

[@Mike7478F]

Love challenges.

[@rclass707]

Great video once again Stef.

[@StefanDrury]

Thanks for being here early

[@marcel-koks]

"It was a landing, plane is not broken..." :-)

[@MrJohnyysmith]

As a no longer aviating glider pilot, this single engine stuff over the sea. or close to un-landable moorland etc (let alone in IMC), is scaring me. Keep on looking for landing places if the lift fails. Guess I'm getting old

[@dom1310df]

I think John O'Groats is the most northeast you can go (if you go further east you never get further north)

[@SWR112]

If you can throw a tennis ball 🎾 and it hits the spot then your ok you’ve made it . Shame Durness and surrounding is stunning.

[@AceBadgeYT]

Great video Stef!

[@StefanDrury]

Thank you

[@TheGarlicMan]

The video was posted 3 minutes ago and is 20 minutes long. Your comment was posted one minute after uploading so how do you know it’s a good video? 😂😂😂

[@AceBadgeYT]

@@TheGarlicMan I am a quick watcher and I knew it would be good

[@DashMWR]

Loving this series! By the way, how do you log/track where you have travelled with the red line?

[@StefanDrury]

It’s all tracked using my watch - Garmin D2 Mach 1 Pro. Automatically logs my flights to Garmin connect then I can overlay onto Google for that view.

[@DashMWR]

@@StefanDrury oh awesome! might consider that for my future trips too! do you use it day to day as well? or only for flying? I saw you wearing it for exercise as well and could check the weather on the go!

[@ryanlangridge6359]

Flying from Newhall on the Black Isle which is actually the main land not an island. 😅

[@georgeswindel8367]

Fabulous trip. Great fun. Extremely jealous 😞

[@danielgoosen591]

Kirk is actually an old English term for ‘church’, the term ‘castle’ only came from French after the invasion of 1066

[@matsfrisk3653]

👍

[@marvinsmith4322]

“Yellow lines - guidance only” 😂 #banter

[@StefanDrury]

I could make a whole seperate video on the digs we give each other on a trip like this!

[@marvinsmith4322]

😂

[@copperfield3629]

@@StefanDrury Do it!!! 😆

[@simiot1]

Other than Mrs Stef, u can't tell me these two aren't best buds...

[@DJ99777]

Low cloud in the UK 🇬🇧 how typical 😂

[@lol-j7u]

hope you can come to china😘

[@Dixcus-zp7om]

Why would you EDIT OUT the landing? That's WHY WE WATCH, bro. Stop editing out the most exciting part.

[@TheGarlicMan]

Tell me you’re rich without telling me you’re rich. 😂😂

[@nicolad8822]

You know this KZbin thing makes money and bring you sponsors and supporters and business opportunities?

[@johnfitzpatrick2469]

G,day Stefan from Sydney. Very enjoyable part 2 of your air travel to the furthest Cardinal points of GB. Air plane guff Is the SR 22 power the same as VH - EYZ On the go arounds over the grass did you glance at the altimeter base leg to final? 🛩️🦠

[@StefanDrury]

Thanks John, the aircraft is an SR20, so a slightly different engine to EYZ (SR22) but the fuselage and cockpit are basically the same. And on the go arounds yes I’d glance at the altimeter to level off after the crosswind/downwind turn, but after that it’s mostly all visual.

[@davidhugill4668]

Research? Google -> Wikipedia -> en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extreme_points_of_the_United_Kingdom#Great_Britain (spoiler alert for The Lizard). Really ... how hard did you try?