British Camp with Mini 3 Pro & Insta360 X3
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- Опубликовано: 19 дек 2022
- England is covered in snow and ice ❄️, which made my visit to the 3,500 year old hillfort in the Malverns extra special 🤩 The views were first class, 12 counties are visible from the summit!
The most recognisable of all the Malvern Hills, British Camp is thought to have been the location of a hillfort dating from maybe 3,500 years ago in the Bronze Age. At a height of 338m above sea level, it offers a magnificent view of land all around and especially the primary pass through the hills at that time; Wynds Point.
The first hillfort was built on the British Camp summit. Then, at around 400 BC, there was a rapid expansion of population in Britain and the hillfort was extended to include the northern spur of British Camp and also Millennium Hill.
The site has undergone a number of surveys and investigations, the latest of which was conducted by English Heritage in 2000. This ground survey found evidence of the original hillfort and the subsequent enlargement. The ramparts, still so distinctive in the hill's silhouette, were probably dug using a tool like a pick made from an antler. The earlier hillfort had two entrances, to the north and south, but when it was enlarged, four gateways were created. One of these faces west, but the other three have the boundary skewed next to the gates so as to ensure the entrances face east, which is thought to be the preferred orientation for access.
The English Heritage survey also found evidence of numerous hut circles. These huts would probably have been wooden structures with thatched roofs. They did not have chimneys and so the smoke from the fires inside the huts would gather in the roof and keep away the insects from the thatch. The lack of a chimney also had the benefit of tarring the inside of the thatch and making it more fire resistant. About 29 hut circles were seen within the first hillfort and as many as 118 in the later, larger hillfort. Originally, it was assumed that British Camp was used mainly a defensive feature but these findings would suggest quite a large settlement.
It is thought that before the arrival of the Romans, that the fort was occupied by a 4000 person strong tribe. After the Romans arrived, hill forts like British Camp would fall to the Romans advanced tactics.
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SOFTWARE:
- Adobe Photoshop
- Adobe Premiere Pro
- Adobe Media Encoder
- OBS Studio
- QGIS Desktop
- Planlauf Terrain
- Google Earth Pro
- Sketchup Pro
- V-Ray
- Gyroflow
HARDWARE:
- DJI FPV
- DJI Avata
- DJI Mini 3 Pro
- DJI Mavic 2 Pro
- DJI Mini 2
- DJI Pocket 2 Camera
- DJI Wireless Mic Transmitter
- Insta360 X3
- PolarPro Cinema Series Filter Vivid Collection
- PolarPro Vivid Filter Collection
- Freewell Long Exposure Series Filters
I wish I lived in England. Such a fascinating country with a long history.
Another great video Chris 👍👍👍 Love the mix of drone & 360 video - great job 👍👍👍
Awesome footage. Beautiful location and view. Thank you for sharing 🤙❄️
Hello "Lamborne Photography"! Thank you for showing us such a wonderful video! I feel so happy! I'm looking forward to your next work! Have a nice day!
Great video. The snow really shows off the topography of the land. And I love the Insta 360X3. Such a fun little camera 😃
Another great epic video we'll done keep up the good work!
Great video chris! Enjoyed watching ❤
Some stunning visuals (British camp and the Malverns look fabulous in the snow ❄️)
Fantastic viewpoint that. Good job, buddy 👏
Fantastic editing 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😎
Wow you even walked up there as well Chris, I would've just sent the drone up!! Lol!! Stunning footage as usual my friend!! Hope you had a great Xmas!!😊Robbie
Brilliant Chris. 👏 Loved it! Editing, filming, info, inivitive 360 use (to me anyway). Going to have to get me one of those! 😁
Great footage.
The entire UK is about the same size as the state of Michigan but there's so much cool ancient history unlike in the US. It's incredible that people built this 3500 years ago. Super interesting once again, Chris!
Cool footage with the Insta360 as well as with the Mini 3! Nice trip to the British Camp and back. Happy New Year! 🥳🎉
hiya!- incredible , =)
This is a stunning place. It is not improved by the silly photography. Made me feel sick.