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I think it was the DJI Pocket 3 and Davinci Studio 👍🏼

@@pm69photography46same what I use 😃 but I am not that skilled yet 👍

That would look great 👍🏼

Thank Benni ❤️

Yes, but only in one place, if you walk left from Froward Point and follow the lower path you'll eventually see where you can get close.

@@pm69photography46 Thank you. I look forward to exploring this area - your video has inspired me to head over there sooner rather than later.

@@SRHartley You’ve inspired me to get back there, been several times, shame the weathers so bad tomorrow, I would have ventured that way. Enjoy your time there 👍🏼

Hope you enjoy it!

It’s strange that not to long ago everyone wanted to move out of these little seaside towns, now as you said most are 2nd homes for the wealthy.

Gets me off my arse 🤣 village of Salcombe tomorrow👍🏼

Thanks as always 👍🏻

Thank you as always 👍🏻

Was awesome, although a bit cold once I got out my sleeping bag due to it being windy.

My pleasure is yours 👍🏻

Full video coming soon 👍🏼 hope you and Rand good 👍🏼

​@@pm69photography46 We're still kicking rocks! 😁 I can hardly wait for the full version! 🤗

Thanks Graeme, works well I though, something different anyway.

Hi Ralph, I’ve just recently decided to stop any further drone flying upon the Moor until I find out more information regarding common land and roads across the moor. I always followed the UK civil aviation regulations and took off/landed on what I deemed as public roads. The airspace over Dartmoor isn’t controlled by DNPA so as long as you have the landowners permission or you’re taking off or landing from public land/roads it’s fine to do so as long as you adhere to the CAA regulations but I wouldn’t advise flying until you know for sure, like myself.

@@pm69photography46 As a novice to drones it's all very baffling. The CAA regulations are easy to comprehend but they deal with safety regulations and restricted areas and not with permission to fly in any particular spot. All land is owned by someone and therefore in theory all flights could require permission from the landowner. In the case of Dartmoor the wording reads "No person shall release any power-driven model aircraft for flight or control the flight of such an aircraft on or over the access land unless he is authorised to do so by the Authority." so it makes no difference if you take off and land on a public road. The DNPA are very clear that they will not permit recreational use of drones. There's a similar situation on Bodmin moor but there the Bodmin Moor Commons Council forbid the use of drones whilst not having Rangers to enforce the policy, instead relying on members of the public to report offences to the BMCC point of contact. It is deeply frustrating as I live in Plymouth and am hemmed in by a naval danger area authority, National Trust land, DNPA all the way down to the outskirts of the city and a council run estate (Mount Edgecumbe) from whom I have been unable to receive a response to enquiries. It would have been much easier for DNPA to grant permission to all requests and then withdraw it if irresponsible flying was experienced. Maybe a lobby group as powerful as the wild campers is in order.

It’s a popular spot due to car parks right next to it, best to go really early to avoid people 🤣

Wait until you sit atop having a hot flask of coffee admiring the views, nothing else like it.

I’d like to think so, if only we could go back in time I see.

It was freezing 🥶

Cheers Benni, it was bloody freezing, wish I was in the desert 🤣