When Munro Hardy said he wanted to be a pilot, his year 11 careers advisor shut down the idea pretty quickly. Once he finished school, he set off on a gap year that would turn into the adventure of a lifetime, as he spent the next decade trying his hand at various roles in agriculture, mining and tourism. In the fourth and final part of our chat with Munro, he shares the story of how he finally got his pilots licence – or, as he says, a license to learn – and fulfilled his dream of flying choppers on cattle stations throughout the top end.