Glorious Snowdonia 

Thoroughly enjoyed that flight with you Stu, but at 130kg this is the closest we'll get! unless you step up to a Chinook lol. Keep them coming. :)

“... and I cannot see the tanks...” If you could, it would not really be much use to you. I once wanted some verification that my fuel-timer and my actual on-board fuel were in the same ballpark so my wife (who could not see the tanks either - no use asking a passenger - there isn’t the room to bend down to look) used her phone which, when we fly, is tethered to her wrist, to take some video of the tanks. The fuel sloshes about so much, that it’s extremely difficult to judge how much there is.

yes, some of your pronunciations do make me smile. Great flight though.

pronounced bly ny or bligh nigh

Lovely flight Stu, totally concur with you on fuel, my pilot colleagues always take the mick out of me as I invariable fly with full fuel even for short duration local flights. Sport 2017 carries 94 litres of which 92.8 is usable so also limited for weight despite the higher MTOW of 500kg but have enjoyed the endurance with flights of circa 3 1/2 hours and still landing with over 40 litres so haven't suffered from range anxiety! Looking forward to the 29th when we can all get flying again and really hope to meet you in person at some point in 2021.

Great view of Llyn gwynant camp site, hope they get to open the year along with shell island , can't be easy being seasonal with this lot going on. Great ride mate cheers .

Hi Stu, great flight, glorious scenery, on the subject of weight, I used to go gliding, and weight was even more critical than in a gyro, unfortunately, thanks to the lock-down, I'm grounded again, but I'm more determined than ever not only to fly solo, but to become an instructor, stay safe, all the best from Scotland, Stephen.

As a guy wondering if i should go for my gyro license or fixed wing here in the west coast of northern ireland (incase you uk guys forgot we were part of the uk LOL)what do u recommend for local flying i have already spoke to chrisjones gyro training as there are no qualified gyro schools in northern ireland