Microlight out over the sea to a rocky outcrop, landing on a rough grass airstrip, camping in the great outdoors and a steak and onion dinner. THAT is an epic day, proper man-style! Excellent video - many thanks for sharing it with us.
About 2 years back I watched some videos from a guy up in Canada that flew ultralites. There was an island in the middle of a river where he did a meet up and camp with a friend. It was a narrow beach to land on but they managed. The videos got me intrested in learning ultralites but after looking into what you first need to do I would be disqualified due to heart disease. But they are still fun to watch 😊
Cor , chewing that steak with nothing about apart from sheep , a lovely day and home from home nessled on Lundy . More fabulous days for memory banks ! . Thanks so much for this gem . Dave
Every so often you find a diamond on TH-cam, a real joy to watch. I imagine that the pioneering days of aviation were similar. Clearing sheep, camping, solo over the water. An odyssey in half an hour. Many thanks.
I’m a climber and years ago spent a week on Lundy climbing staying in the lighthouse. Great to see the cliffs from the air and thanks again for a great video. Really enjoyable.
My late father (from Appledore nth Devon) used to stay on Lundy, when he was doing his painter and decorator apprenticeship he painted the lighthouse twice.
Wow, thanks for this. I stayed on Lundy 3 times in 1979 and early 1980's. Great to see it from the air. I did arrive and depart by helicopter once, before that it was via the Polar Bear. Doesn't look like the place has changed since 1981 👍🏻
I just want to say that I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for putting in all the work. When I watch your videos it makes me want to go out and buy one of these flying machines.
We’ve stayed on Lundy many times. About 15 years ago the Island manager would fly back to the mainland on non ferry days by hang glider. We’d see him take off and then spend about 10-15 minutes circling over the island to obtain enough height to ensure he didn’t end up in the Bristol Channel. Was fascinating to watch.
like the way you gave the technicalities of frying the steak more weight than flying the aircraft, loved the departure from the gower, approach, low passes and landing. reckon i could do it now ... in a sim!
I sailed my yacht over to Lundy from Bideford one Easter about 14yrs ago, when I had it. We anchored at the anchorage & went up to the top of the unused lighthouse. I said to my mate - what are those pajnted stones. There was two lines of white painted stones & he said that's Lundy International Airport 😂😂😂. Next thing that happened 3 micro lights came in & landed ! It was a good Easter for weatger & people went out by boat, by kayack & microlight. I had a pee when we were at the Marisco & I had a view of Wales over the wall. I couldn't eat tge Lundy Lamb stew though after seeing them walking to the lighthouse. I need to get back out there!
I remember taking the ferry from Porthcawl to Lundy in the 1960s when I was a boy. Doesn't look like anything has changed. Amazing views during the landing.
I have lived in West Wales all my life and never explored Lundi. Love this video for the flying, the island, the adventure and the food! Subscribed! Cheers.
I Did the same thing 35 years ago on Broughton island Australia . Landed on the Beach , did some fishing , camped over night and flew out the next morning . Happy Days !
You absolute legend. What a fantastic video. Love the 2 missed approaches to clear the sheep. That Tesco steak looked ace. New viewer. Will catch up with your content. I'm a follower of gyro pilot Stu with a view. Love this content.
@@trev.lee.adventure Looking forward to binge-watching your videos Trev, truly inspirational. Just watched the Isles of Scilly landing, beautiful views on the approach. My parents took the family on holiday to the Scilly Isles when I was around 5 years old (half a century ago). Alas I've never been back, but I vividly remember it's beauty to this day, wonderful beaches and countryside. Perhaps I will make the effort to return! This is a personal view of course, but I'd prefer to experience your flights/landings without background music. It feels like an authentic experience if we hear what you hear! Thanks again for your wonderful TH-cam content, and happy travels.
Never watched any of your videos or even heard of you before but I loved this video, so interesting, and nice to see someone who’s in the UK as well, as opposed to the constant stream of Americans doing stuff. Anyway, subbed. Great content. 😊
Incredible - all these utubers doing the same ol camping with no personalities or no real adventure involved only to make money and bore us with the same ol same ol and you just came out of know where flying no less over land and sea to get to places that the journey is far more interesting to watch / your journey and the filming I’ve just watched - were that of a different class to anything I’ve ever watched - bloody BRAVO 👍 - you are of a whole different breed - just brilliant
Excellent video! Flying over the Gower peninsula reminded me of my hang gliding days back in the 1970’s when I was one of the few who first started getting involved with the activity in the UK. I’m out of touch now with all that, so I don’t know if people still fly off the cliff face at the Gower. It was one of the best places in the UK for slope soaring and it may still be used for that.
Great Job flying over the water! Nice landing too, I remember once landing in a field and felt the selt belt hold me in my seat until the trike slowed down enough! I wouldn't be surprised if the wheels got a few inches off the ground when it first touched down.
On these sort of fields you never really know what to expect. At Lundy the bumps weren't too bad but the grass was long. It would be easier going in and out without camping gear and extra fuel. 👌
I once was flown to Lundy by a Trinity House Helicopter to repair refix an airial to the light house that had come off. The pilot said that he would be back at 14:30 to pick us up, providing the weather wasn't too bad. This was a Friday. If he couldn't make it, he would see us on Monday. We waited for him in the pub, and the prospect of spending the weekend on the island didn't seem too bad. He managed to land and flew us back to the helipad at Hartland point lighthouse
When we went in a Rallye Minerva, we were told to go through the gap in the wall and the sheep will just run to the side. When we got there it wasn't clear at all and no wind sock at all so being light on fuel decided to give it a miss.
@@trev.lee.adventure I think from memory we were nowhere near where you landed and obviously travelling at a faster approach speed. After 3 circuits we decided it was time to head back to shore as we were low on fuel having purposely taken on a lighter fuel load. Things were getting tight and the airport we were going for fuel informed us that we would have to circuit away from the field as a load of parachuters were just being dropped above the field. Bit of a twitch moment for us which resulted in a downwind landing as the fuel was now at a critical level. To add injury to insult, the pump on the fuel bowser was inoperative at the airfield but we managed to get enough fuel using jerry cans. Not one of our best trips but one we'll never forget. Didn't ever get back to Lundy for another attempt and I suggested the next time we just come in the helicopter.
Brilliant! Flew past Lundy en-route Newquay to Swansea July 3. I had considered landing there but being two up with my wife and and at MTOW (at least), and having checked out the runway on Google Maps (with crashed Flexwing on street view) decided against. A 15 knot crosswind gusting 25 informed my decision also! Thanks for the video. Second best to actually landing myself!
Nice video mate. No idea how I ended up here but hey that’s the TH-cam algorithm for you! You got to experience the stars and the night sky how our ancient ancestors did. What a treat, not one us Brits we get often!!
Thanks so much for this video. I used to live in Clevedon on the Bristol channel and now living in Slovenia. I have such fond memories of visiting Lundy on the Waverley and your film made my day. You are a true adventurer and gentleman. More adventures please 😊
Great video, I watch lots of camping videos, but the flying adds a very unique element to your adventures. Just my personal preference, but you dont need to include the music throughout the adventure. It takes away from the peacefulness of the environment you're in. Great work mate.
Another interesting video, thank you. Flew there in an Auster about 10 years ago. Went to the pub for lunch and the boat had arrived from the mainland. Onboard was a neighbour of mine who couldnt figure out why I was sitting on another table, but wasnt on the boat! Showed him in the afternoon! :)
Awesome, I frequent a farm on south Gower, 2 or 3 days a week for the last 5 years, amazing views of Lundy looking out across the Channel. On clear days can just make out the squat lighthouse building on the northern end. Wonderful to see the view from "up there". Lundy views / visibility can change VERY quickly, sometimes can appear on the horizon out of nowhere, and just as quickly disappear again as cloud, sea mists and assorted weather conspires to either reveal or hide it.
@@trev.lee.adventure Gower has some beautiful / stunning coastline, well worth a lesiurely fly around or even a walk around if you get a chance. Even an airport (of sorts LOL) that you can use as a base :)
Your living my dream brother...what an awesome video....I did work on that one and only long road back in 2000\2001 o. Lundy island I stayed in the dormatry on the island electricity cuts off at midnight on Lundy of using dormitory sockets but hey the wild life is awesome in 2000 they had some roaming horses on the island lots of sheep perigrin falcons and purp!E stinging jelly fish down at the landing dock where the weekly ferry docks.I Lundy ranger took me and my group out on rowing boat to try line fishing lots of hooks on one line I caught severall pollock and makeral I cooked them when got back to dorm...aweso me....there s lighthouse on this island also I bet you needed to watch out for that on your plane.great video brings back cool memories
Hi thanks for your comment. There are still wild ponies and also dear. When the sun went down the noise started when all the Manx Shearwater's came on land to feed their young. It's a special place 👍
Great tents Khyam. Mine is about 25 years old, a bit faded, but all the quick clip mechanisms still work, it doesn't leak and it has never let me down.
Hello Trev. Thank you very much for sharing this video, I enjoyed it very much. I found it interesting, enjoyable and to a low hour pilot such as myself it inspires me to stretch my wings further.
Thanks for an interesting aerial travelogue. I enjoyed your comments of Holy Sheep in a hurry for Sunday. Clearly with delicious beef and tasty edibles the sheep were jealous. You must be a motorcyclist! Stay safe and wish you unlimited visibility.
I'm new to your channel. But already watching you fly into Lundy, the comms with London Int has me glued watching. I'm a fan of Kyham tents , I had Winnipeg 5000HH (the only tent 4man to have that high a HH I believe) . Awesome to watch you Cap fly and chillax.
I've often seen your fellow microlight friends buzzing above my head & always wondered ? what it's like up there... fantastic camping adventure. Thanks for sharing 😊😊😊😊
what a fantastic video! never heard of Lundy Island even though I've been to Ilfracombe as a young en, just reading it's history now. So glad you showed up in my feed, now to watch your back catalogue of adventures! xx
@@trev.lee.adventure 😂well you've got yourself a new subscriber - it was the best video of today I'd seen! Looking forward to following your adventures!! 🌍
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What an excellent way to get away from the missus.
Lol 😁 She also gets away from me 😉
Sounds like you probably shouldn't be married...
@@JD-env1 Happily married mate. 36 years of wedded bliss. 😬
@@JD-env1you don’t have to be joined at the hip!
@@trev.lee.adventure I suspect @JD was talking to the original poster!
Microlight out over the sea to a rocky outcrop, landing on a rough grass airstrip, camping in the great outdoors and a steak and onion dinner. THAT is an epic day, proper man-style! Excellent video - many thanks for sharing it with us.
Glad you enjoyed it
A new category of camping video: fly to get there! This was a really interesting watch, so many thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Agreed
@@trev.lee.adventure What are you flying?
I'm new to the channel but this was incredibly relaxing. Your commentary and sheer skill was sublime to watch. Wow. Greetings from London😁🇬🇧
About 2 years back I watched some videos from a guy up in Canada that flew ultralites. There was an island in the middle of a river where he did a meet up and camp with a friend. It was a narrow beach to land on but they managed. The videos got me intrested in learning ultralites but after looking into what you first need to do I would be disqualified due to heart disease. But they are still fun to watch 😊
As an ex pilot and sheep owner, I am so glad you camped with your aircraft. Sheep love to chew stuff like prop tips and wiring. Great video!😊😊😊
Well said!
Really not sure how I got to see this video, not into flying, but I am glad it was recommended, great video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Same here, popped up on my feed and I though, yeah looks worth a watch.
@@trev.lee.adventuresame and quality 👌
Not quite sure how I got here but as entertaining a video as anything else I’ve seen on You Tube for a while.
Thanks for your comment
Cor , chewing that steak with nothing about apart from sheep , a lovely day and home from home nessled on Lundy . More fabulous days for memory banks ! . Thanks so much for this gem . Dave
Glad you enjoyed it
Every so often you find a diamond on TH-cam, a real joy to watch. I imagine that the pioneering days of aviation were similar. Clearing sheep, camping, solo over the water. An odyssey in half an hour. Many thanks.
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@trev.lee.adventure Fly down here to Portugal and I'll put you up. Though, I doubt you'd find a place to land up in the mountains.
Have to say this is one of the most surreal vids l've seen on TH-cam but also one of the most interesting. l really enjoyed it.
Wow, thank you!
Thoroughly entertaining adventure video. The kind you dream about as a kid. Well done on your expedition. You just got a new sub 👍
Thank you 👍
I'd be quite happy watching the entire flight. It's very relaxing.
Good to know!
Finally!! A solo camper who flies!!! My absolute dream channel. Subscription added. Looking forward to binge watching your adventures. 🍻👍
Awesome! Thank you!
Same done here , look forward to watching more
This was fascinating to watch. A real treat. Thank you
Glad you enjoyed it
What a brilliant video. Thoroughly enjoyed watching.
Many thanks😊
I’m a climber and years ago spent a week on Lundy climbing staying in the lighthouse. Great to see the cliffs from the air and thanks again for a great video. Really enjoyable.
Hi thanks for watching
My late father (from Appledore nth Devon) used to stay on Lundy, when he was doing his painter and decorator apprenticeship he painted the lighthouse twice.
Wow, thanks for this. I stayed on Lundy 3 times in 1979 and early 1980's. Great to see it from the air. I did arrive and depart by helicopter once, before that it was via the Polar Bear. Doesn't look like the place has changed since 1981 👍🏻
Thankfully some places don't change too much
I just want to say that I really enjoy your videos. Thank you for putting in all the work.
When I watch your videos it makes me want to go out and buy one of these flying machines.
@levondevian5684 thank you 😊
I'd love to have a go at that .
@@patrickbonner4841 go for it 👍
We’ve stayed on Lundy many times. About 15 years ago the Island manager would fly back to the mainland on non ferry days by hang glider. We’d see him take off and then spend about 10-15 minutes circling over the island to obtain enough height to ensure he didn’t end up in the Bristol Channel. Was fascinating to watch.
Wow. Now that is brave
Well, it’s better than the bus ehhhh! 🤣💕
Come flyyyy with me 🎵
With an engine on the glider???
@@f.dmcintyre4666 No. Thermals only the mad lad
Bloody nora!
Now that's what I call wild camping. So cool.
Thanks 😎
like the way you gave the technicalities of frying the steak more weight than flying the aircraft, loved the departure from the gower, approach, low passes and landing. reckon i could do it now ... in a sim!
Thanks for your comment
Love the way way you held the plate under, to stop crumbs hitting the grass! Lovely video thanks! :)
Glad you liked it!
I wonder what is on lundy no more, its you, you're there, and a church of course. Lovely video and great quality. Thanks.
👍
I sailed my yacht over to Lundy from Bideford one Easter about 14yrs ago, when I had it.
We anchored at the anchorage & went up to the top of the unused lighthouse.
I said to my mate - what are those pajnted stones.
There was two lines of white painted stones & he said that's Lundy International Airport 😂😂😂.
Next thing that happened 3 micro lights came in & landed !
It was a good Easter for weatger & people went out by boat, by kayack & microlight.
I had a pee when we were at the Marisco & I had a view of Wales over the wall.
I couldn't eat tge Lundy Lamb stew though after seeing them walking to the lighthouse.
I need to get back out there!
A great story 👍
I fly a Magni M24 and I am always happy for the enclosed cockpit. Loving the videos!
Enclosed cockpit is not for me
What a wonderful adventure. Flying, chasing the Sheep, camping and Steak and Onions the icing on the cake. Just wonderful.
Glad you enjoyed it
I remember taking the ferry from Porthcawl to Lundy in the 1960s when I was a boy. Doesn't look like anything has changed. Amazing views during the landing.
Good to hear some things don't change
That is what microlight flying and camping is all about, I wish many a time I had stuck at it.
Thank you for your comment
I have lived in West Wales all my life and never explored Lundi. Love this video for the flying, the island, the adventure and the food! Subscribed! Cheers.
Glad you enjoyed it!
I do this on a motorbike. This is like riding a motorbike in the sky. Such freedom.
I also ride motorbikes. So you understand why I don't fly planes with doors on!
What an incredibly interesting vid I came accross just by chance. Very well put together, thankyou !
Thank you so much. Please spread the word. 😉
I Did the same thing 35 years ago on Broughton island Australia .
Landed on the Beach , did some fishing , camped over night and flew out the next morning .
Happy Days !
Good stuff brother 👍😎
You absolute legend. What a fantastic video. Love the 2 missed approaches to clear the sheep. That Tesco steak looked ace. New viewer. Will catch up with your content. I'm a follower of gyro pilot Stu with a view. Love this content.
Glad you enjoyed it
I initially read this as "laundry island" and thought wow, I just shove mine in the machine, this is real commitment here.
😂
Now that's freedom! No idea how this video came into my feed, but thoroughly enjoyed it. What a way to travel, Respect!
It sure is
@@trev.lee.adventure Looking forward to binge-watching your videos Trev, truly inspirational.
Just watched the Isles of Scilly landing, beautiful views on the approach. My parents took the family on holiday to the Scilly Isles when I was around 5 years old (half a century ago). Alas I've never been back, but I vividly remember it's beauty to this day, wonderful beaches and countryside. Perhaps I will make the effort to return!
This is a personal view of course, but I'd prefer to experience your flights/landings without background music. It feels like an authentic experience if we hear what you hear! Thanks again for your wonderful TH-cam content, and happy travels.
I have the same tent as you and it's the first time I've seen it in any YT video. It must be 30 years old now, they are great tents.
Yes they are great tents. The Highlander that I have has now done two Arctic expeditions and is still going strong 👍
What a brilliant video - more of this content please! The whole perspective of flying across the water etc. Fantastic.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really enjoyed the whole video. Thanks for the trip.
I’ve never seen an ultra light like that. I’ll have to do some research. What a great way to camp.
👍
Never watched any of your videos or even heard of you before but I loved this video, so interesting, and nice to see someone who’s in the UK as well, as opposed to the constant stream of Americans doing stuff. Anyway, subbed. Great content. 😊
Thank you so much! Please check out my Arctic Expedition series 😉
Incredible - all these utubers doing the same ol camping with no personalities or no real adventure involved only to make money and bore us with the same ol same ol and you just came out of know where flying no less over land and sea to get to places that the journey is far more interesting to watch / your journey and the filming I’ve just watched - were that of a different class to anything I’ve ever watched - bloody BRAVO 👍 - you are of a whole different breed - just brilliant
@tonynewman8586 thanks for your encouraging comment. Please check out my Arctic Expedition series of videos. 👍
So true, this blows the typical camping videos out the water! I honestly can't imagine a more exciting way to travel, just fabulous.
Excellent video! Flying over the Gower peninsula reminded me of my hang gliding days back in the 1970’s when I was one of the few who first started getting involved with the activity in the UK. I’m out of touch now with all that, so I don’t know if people still fly off the cliff face at the Gower. It was one of the best places in the UK for slope soaring and it may still be used for that.
Very cool! I fancy a go hang gliding. It's on my list 😉
Great Job flying over the water! Nice landing too, I remember once landing in a field and felt the selt belt hold me in my seat until the trike slowed down enough! I wouldn't be surprised if the wheels got a few inches off the ground when it first touched down.
On these sort of fields you never really know what to expect. At Lundy the bumps weren't too bad but the grass was long. It would be easier going in and out without camping gear and extra fuel. 👌
I once was flown to Lundy by a Trinity House Helicopter to repair refix an airial to the light house that had come off. The pilot said that he would be back at 14:30 to pick us up, providing the weather wasn't too bad. This was a Friday. If he couldn't make it, he would see us on Monday. We waited for him in the pub, and the prospect of spending the weekend on the island didn't seem too bad. He managed to land and flew us back to the helipad at Hartland point lighthouse
Lundy Island reminds me of Agatha Christie's "And Then There Were None." In ATTWN everybody ends up dead.
Love it. I had a Mainair Blade 20 years ago but flogged it when we had kids. Might be time to renew my licence!
You should!
Brilliant video!! What a lifestyle.. love it
Glad you enjoyed it!😊
The view while flying over the ocean is very beautiful.
It certainly is
When we went in a Rallye Minerva, we were told to go through the gap in the wall and the sheep will just run to the side. When we got there it wasn't clear at all and no wind sock at all so being light on fuel decided to give it a miss.
I think the stars need to align for a safe entry and exit by air at Lundy. This time round it happened for me 😉
@@trev.lee.adventure I think from memory we were nowhere near where you landed and obviously travelling at a faster approach speed. After 3 circuits we decided it was time to head back to shore as we were low on fuel having purposely taken on a lighter fuel load. Things were getting tight and the airport we were going for fuel informed us that we would have to circuit away from the field as a load of parachuters were just being dropped above the field. Bit of a twitch moment for us which resulted in a downwind landing as the fuel was now at a critical level. To add injury to insult, the pump on the fuel bowser was inoperative at the airfield but we managed to get enough fuel using jerry cans. Not one of our best trips but one we'll never forget. Didn't ever get back to Lundy for another attempt and I suggested the next time we just come in the helicopter.
Quite a trip....the bit where you left land and headed out to sea....jeepers id have freaked😅
To be honnest if I freaked out it would spoil the flight 😬
The whole time I’m watching this I’m thinking this guy knows how to enjoy life and those steak sandwiches looked brilliant lol . Nice vid well done
I try very hard to enjoy life. Thanks for watching👍
Well what a great video to watch on a lazy Sunday afternoon😊
Yay! Thank you!
this was a bloody awesome video
Thank you 😁
Absolutely amazing Trev , thank you for sharing .
My pleasure!
This guys gonna do very well on yt.....awesome stuff 👏👏👏👏
Hope so!😉
@@trev.lee.adventure just watchin ya cook the steak.....ya need a bigger pan😂😂😂
@@turntableist1053 That would mean I also need a bigger stove to heat it up😬😬
@@trev.lee.adventure thats true, I suppose every gram counts when flying.
I love that you just camped by the edge of the runway. Very relaxed and informal over in Lundy!
Oh yes. it's not busy!
Fantastic. I couldn’t think of anything better.Flying and camping. Thank you from Somerset England 🏴
Thank you. Check out my Arctic Expedition video series
Brilliant! Flew past Lundy en-route Newquay to Swansea July 3. I had considered landing there but being two up with my wife and and at MTOW (at least), and having checked out the runway on Google Maps (with crashed Flexwing on street view) decided against. A 15 knot crosswind gusting 25 informed my decision also! Thanks for the video. Second best to actually landing myself!
The conditions have to be right for sure. 👍
One of the most interesting vids I've seen, brilliant...
Thanks for your comment 😊
Nice video mate. No idea how I ended up here but hey that’s the TH-cam algorithm for you! You got to experience the stars and the night sky how our ancient ancestors did. What a treat, not one us Brits we get often!!
Hi so glad you found the channel. Please check out my Arctic Expedition series
Hi Trev first time I’ve watched one of your videos brilliant ❤
Thank you so much 👍
I sail across to lundy in a tiny sailboat whenever there's a weather window so i can relate to this video. It's a magical place.
It certainly is
Nice one trev, I'm jealous of that steak sandwich !!!
I'll make you one Dave 😊
That's what we call a doorstep from where I come from
@@russellprout723 and me😉😉
Thanks so much for this video. I used to live in Clevedon on the Bristol channel and now living in Slovenia. I have such fond memories of visiting Lundy on the Waverley and your film made my day. You are a true adventurer and gentleman. More adventures please 😊
Thank you. please check out my Arctic Expedition series
How have you got under 1000 subscribers? Man alive. Just saw this video and i'm subscribed.
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Great video, thanks very much. Glad that you could understand the radio because I couldn't make out a word!
It's sometimes a poor signal but we get there in the end👍
Awesome!
Thank you 👍
i walk up a large unkown hill to me with my dogs and feel adventurous , you take it to a whole other level #freelambdinner
Thank you
Great video, I watch lots of camping videos, but the flying adds a very unique element to your adventures. Just my personal preference, but you dont need to include the music throughout the adventure. It takes away from the peacefulness of the environment you're in. Great work mate.
Thanks for the tips!
Another interesting video, thank you. Flew there in an Auster about 10 years ago. Went to the pub for lunch and the boat had arrived from the mainland. Onboard was a neighbour of mine who couldnt figure out why I was sitting on another table, but wasnt on the boat! Showed him in the afternoon! :)
Brilliant
Where's nearest gyro plane club to Bristol , I'd love to learn how to fly one ... one day..!
Not sure about gyro's. My aircraft is a Flexwing Microlight.👌
I haven't got a clue how I got here but it was fascinating viewing , thank you sir...
Your welcome. Please check out my arctic expedition series
loved the video but the camera angles at around 25:00 were a bit much for me hahaha
Lol 😂
Bloody Marvellous! I’m absolutely green with envy, you lucky so and so ❤❤❤❤❤
I am!
Really like this, totally new take on wild camping. Just a bit of constructive criticism though - the background music was very annoying.
Noted
Phenomenal trip- I've never what I now know is called a microlight, I'll add that to the list of dreams! Also a gorgeous island and dinner!
😉
Algorithm did me a solid for once.
Brilliant 👍
What an adventure, and what a spectacular setting! Love Lundy.
Thank you. Please check out my Arctic Expedition series 👍
Nice spot for a camp, mate.The background music does nothing for your video btw.
Thanks for that
Awesome, I frequent a farm on south Gower, 2 or 3 days a week for the last 5 years, amazing views of Lundy looking out across the Channel. On clear days can just make out the squat lighthouse building on the northern end. Wonderful to see the view from "up there". Lundy views / visibility can change VERY quickly, sometimes can appear on the horizon out of nowhere, and just as quickly disappear again as cloud, sea mists and assorted weather conspires to either reveal or hide it.
Thanks for your comment. Lundy is definitly avenue for kind weather when you are flying a microlight
@@trev.lee.adventure Gower has some beautiful / stunning coastline, well worth a lesiurely fly around or even a walk around if you get a chance. Even an airport (of sorts LOL) that you can use as a base :)
Flying, Camping, Cooking - covered several bases there - and thoroughly interesting.
Thanks very much. So pleased you are intersted 👍
Stumbled across this and loved it. Pretty sure I have seen Lundy once from a Port Talbot mountain. The views are incredible through your lens.
Glad you enjoyed it!
What a breath of fresh air! God bless and safe travels boss, will be trying to catch your other videos, Excellent. 👍👏👏👏
Thank you
Your living my dream brother...what an awesome video....I did work on that one and only long road back in 2000\2001 o. Lundy island I stayed in the dormatry on the island electricity cuts off at midnight on Lundy of using dormitory sockets but hey the wild life is awesome in 2000 they had some roaming horses on the island lots of sheep perigrin falcons and purp!E stinging jelly fish down at the landing dock where the weekly ferry docks.I Lundy ranger took me and my group out on rowing boat to try line fishing lots of hooks on one line I caught severall pollock and makeral I cooked them when got back to dorm...aweso me....there s lighthouse on this island also I bet you needed to watch out for that on your plane.great video brings back cool memories
Hi thanks for your comment. There are still wild ponies and also dear. When the sun went down the noise started when all the Manx Shearwater's came on land to feed their young. It's a special place 👍
TH-cam recommended this too me and im so glad it did. cracking good video :)
Awesome, thank you!
Great tents Khyam. Mine is about 25 years old, a bit faded, but all the quick clip mechanisms still work, it doesn't leak and it has never let me down.
Yes I love mine
The best I've seen, and with such clarity too. Thank you. Terry Wallis.
You're very welcome
Love this, talking away is like being there with you as part of the trip 🙂
Glad you enjoyed it
What a great way to spend a couple of days,on an island with camp cooked food and a pint..lovely 😎😎
It was amazing
Hey, what a cool dude, doing what you do and having great fun. Many thanks for sharing 👍
Long may you continue!
Thanks dude. Please check out my Arctic expedition series
Hello Trev. Thank you very much for sharing this video, I enjoyed it very much. I found it interesting, enjoyable and to a low hour pilot such as myself it inspires me to stretch my wings further.
My theory is to keep moving forward and progress. Then you will never get stale with your hobby. 😉
Wow.. thanks..living the life man..epic ❤️😎 xx and wine👍
I'm trying 😎
Thanks for an interesting aerial travelogue. I enjoyed your comments of Holy Sheep in a hurry for Sunday. Clearly with delicious beef and tasty edibles the sheep were jealous. You must be a motorcyclist! Stay safe and wish you unlimited visibility.
Glad you enjoyed it. Yes I also have motorcycles 😉
It's not a bad watch whilst having a pint in Weatherspoons.
Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching
Wow Trev ...so cool !
Many thanks!!
Great flight, that stake was making my mouth water, lundy looks beautiful.
it was 😉
I'm new to your channel. But already watching you fly into Lundy, the comms with London Int has me glued watching.
I'm a fan of Kyham tents , I had Winnipeg 5000HH (the only tent 4man to have that high a HH I believe) .
Awesome to watch you Cap fly and chillax.
Thanks for watching. Please check out my arctic expedition series
I've often seen your fellow microlight friends buzzing above my head & always wondered ? what it's like up there... fantastic camping adventure. Thanks for sharing 😊😊😊😊
Your welcome
fascinating. Thanks for sharing, got me jealous
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Brilliant video. I'm on the Gower and love looking across to Lundy
It's a beatiful part of the country! Thanks for watching 👍
what a fantastic video! never heard of Lundy Island even though I've been to Ilfracombe as a young en, just reading it's history now. So glad you showed up in my feed, now to watch your back catalogue of adventures! xx
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@@trev.lee.adventure oh wow I certainly will!
8 miles west of Gloucestershire airport?? Think I may have seen you fly over. Superb trip sir.
Ahh maybe
Trev you are a legend - freakin' love it!! I flew to an island for a pint and my tea!
Lol 🤣 I don't know about a legend. More of a leg end I think 👍
@@trev.lee.adventure 😂well you've got yourself a new subscriber - it was the best video of today I'd seen! Looking forward to following your adventures!! 🌍
Thanks for sharing! what a lovely little island.
Thanks for watching