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@@Javascript-real Thank you. Have only recently started trying night flying.

If I don't say so myself....that....is a good one😎

@@ladyintheskyuk They normally leave at first light. I think the fog delayed them. I will get up at dawn one morning to capture them leaving in the sunlight

I wanted to try to capture the sheer size of the fields of sunflowers. Today was very windy so I couldn't risk flying too low and close to the flowers

It often happens that a song is sung and people wish it had been captured

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I was testing launching and landing the DJI 4 Pro with my hand

It is very hard to get onto, but definitely worth it. There is no landing area or shore. There are 2 or 3 areas where you can clamber from a small boat onto the rocks ( can be slippery) and this can only be done on a calm day because you need as little swell as possible. In one spot there is a rope that you can use to climb up after you get on. It is quite steep and that rope does not go right down to the sea level. My brother's childhood friend had always wanted to get onto High Island. That day, we went out on a Rib, and then used paddle boards for the final part which can be seen around 3:25 mark. You can also clamber where those rocks jut out, but then you have a bit of climbing to do, and no rope. Local knowledge is a must because if you do get on, you need to be careful not to fall off the cliffs and they are far more spectacular than the huts.

@mikeacton2410 I thought you might like it. I was going to tag you on Facebook. I flew both ways, this one, I flew quicker ruclips.net/video/FXdgjxhpAj4/видео.htmlsi=pv1jmOHi8IGE4u9a do you know what that body of water is called?

Your home is in such a beautiful place. That was during the fine spell late May / early June, and the ground we do dry, we could have driven the Jeep we had right to the top, but chickened out at the last minute. Change the cog wheel to higher quality to see the most detail and more vibrant colours