Hope the Air it doesn’t get its feet wet, or yours for that matter picking it out of the water! 
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I dont mind the air getting wet I won’t chance the Mavic 2 tho
I have a big bag of silica gel waiting 
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There must be some Factories or private estates that you would fancy flying around 
That’s very good; I like that.
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I would try a litchi flight across the channel and be first (official) person to cross the channel by drone!
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Get the wind right, a Mavic 2, I wonder?
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Probably possible Dover/Callais … with additional batteries.
I’m going to try Fort Gilkicker to Ryde … and back … by Litchi at some time. #PushingTheLimit
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4,600 Metres 
Nope, won’t do it !
New Grey Arrows Challenge ?
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It should manage it - totally still air.
Also - don’t forget that Litchi is pessimistic on flight times.
With the correct VLM parameters, it’s definitely doable.
Whether my nerves will find it so doable is another matter.
Half way //// three-quarter way /// seven-eighth way …. in steps.
Need the weather first.
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Follow in a boat to maintain VLOS 
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Strobes at night! 
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Rainbow props!?
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The IoW Air Force would be scrambled!
Night time is a possibility - far more chance of very still air.
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Not that I trust weather forecasts for the next 5 minutes, let alone 7 days!
But …… Southsea … (near enough to Gilkicker! )
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Maybe if you had a Parrot Disco …
Do they work with Litchi ?
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Do the Visual Line of Sight rules still apply when flying over open sea ?
If you join the RAF Model Flying Club they have days when you are allowed on base to fly.
Air Traffic also allow flying in a local sports field, however you must phone them for permission first.
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Groom Lake
Probably if its still british territory.
Sudbury hall. At sunset. It’s the building from the book tower. Loved that program when I was a kid. I could post on youtube and add the original tune.
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