Landed at Scampton once on a cold, damp winter morning. As we ran down the runway, the effect of the Vulcan's wing was to cause a sufficient mixing effect for the supercooled droplets just above the runway to turn into fog. We streamed the drag-bag and braked rapidly to a halt, then had to be led to dispersal by a fire wagon - we could hardly see a thing!
Got airborne at St Mawgan once, only to see what looked like smoke pouring in to the upwind end of the runway - it was thick sea fog! So I raced it downwind in my little Bulldog and threw the aeroplane on the ground a few moments before the place went out in fog.
But Brawdy was the worst place for 'supersonic stratus'...
