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Kinnoull Tower is a folly built in the eighteenth century, by Thomas Hay, 9th Earl of Kinnoull. On his Grand Tour of Europe, Kinnoull saw a similarity between the mountainous landscape along the Rhine and the rocky outcrops on his estate near Perth. On his return, to achieve a similar effect, he built a modest castle on the highest point of Kinnoull Hill, with its tower overlooking the River Tay. The tower is now a Category B listed structure. There is lots of easy parking, all well signposted. There are also lots of signposted trails and walks, all with varying degrees of difficulty. There's quite a bit to see and do on the hill and you can easilly spend a whole day up there so take some food and drink for a pleasant day out.
Some notes of caution!!!
If taking dogs/kids please be very aware that some of the paths have very sheer cliffs and no fencing,it can therefore be very dangerous. It is also just outside Perth Airport FRZ so be mindful of other aircraft.

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Great place to stay, surrounded by fields and forests, and a great vantage point if you're brave enough to fly towards Looe Island

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We parked at Penmon Priory and asked the guy in the toll shed if we can get access to the quarry. He gave us the padlock code for the gate so we didn’t have to climb over it. An easy walk across some fields.
There is a ship wreck called the Hoveringham II off the bay which we wanted to get closer to from the quarry.

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on the final push of my walk ii had this beautiful view!

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bit of kings house in the morning :) nice clouds over the mountain making an awesome atmosphere!

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was a stunning view !

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passing rowardenan and ivernaid hotel i stopped at a point and captured this stunning little island in the water on the loch lomond

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Spud Woods in Lymm, park in the free car park, short walk over Grantham's Bridge - over the Bridegwater Canal - and then lots of options as to where to fly.

For a drone meet up turn right and follow the path to the meadow with the picnic bench and 2 other benches and its a nice open field to fly over alongside the woodland and canal - for the adventurous there are the woodland paths to fly through...

Walk straight ahead to the central clering, about 60m wide and about 1/4 mile long, bending left, sheltered between the trees..

Turn left and another much smaller meadow alongside the canal.

Easliy accessible with a shorter walk than Beacon Fell on what appears to be good solid ground.

A good few families walking, and dot walkers, but no-one had issue with the drones being flown, there are no 'no drone' signs, and nothing online I can find - owned by the Woodland Trust, who don't seem to have a drone policy on their website...

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Dunraven is a great place to visit with the family. Beach, ice cream, castle grounds, woods and cliffside walks.

Parking is currently £5 cash for all day parking. If the main car park is full, which it will be, the warden will guide you to the overflow field which has plenty of spaces.

Wikipedia:
The cliffs are mostly formed of blue lias, a sequence of carboniferous limestone layers from the Triassic period, folded and tilted in places but otherwise level, while Witches Point is composed of Sutton Stone, a lighter-colored limestone which overlays the blue lias and represents an unconformity, with a gap between the two strata of around 150 million years.

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The Heights of Abraham is a tourist attraction in Derbyshire.

It consists of a hilltop park on top of Masson Hill, accessed from the village by the Heights of Abraham cable car. The heights are named after a supposed resemblance to the Plains of Abraham, also known as the Heights of Abraham, in Quebec, Canada, where James Wolfe died in battle.

Amongst the attractions in the park, which has been open since Victorian times, are cavern and mine tours. There are also views of the dramatic scenery of the valley of the River Derwent. The cable car was opened in 1984 to provide easier access.

The Heights of Abraham are listed as grade II in the register of historic parks and gardens of special historic interest in England.

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This is a local parish church. The surrounding roads are quite quiet, and parking around the area is easy.

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