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There's a small observation platform where the pin is, accessed by one of the loop paths of the Solent way foot path. The nearest parking is available at the Bucklers Hard area or Beaulieu village ( ~1.5 miles away ).

The river snakes its way past Bucklers Hard boat yard, museum and hotel on its way to the Solent, the Isle of Wight can be see in the distance.

There are just as good views and photo opportunities looking up the river towards Beaulieu

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Co-ordinates: 50.80626, -1.428896 • what3words: ///humble.airliners.eyelashes

A casual request to the Church Warden, a neighbour, confirmed the church has no problems with drone flights outside of service times.
All the green area shown is church land.

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Co-ordinates: 53.89189, -0.31769 • what3words: ///bravo.succumbs.radar

Night flight in South Queensferry prior to Balfour Beaty very oblidgingly allowing us to walk across the Rail Bridge and back from 0030 hrs to 0330 hours.
For drone footage advise parking in the main street of South Queensferry and walking down Gote Lane to access the small harbour there - use this as take off/land - usually "drone police" free (I use a hi-viz coat and a lanyard to ward off the "karens")

Be very aware that your are very close to the Ed Airport FRZ area so fly accordingly.
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Co-ordinates: 56.00714, -3.39175 • what3words: ///foresight.cupboards.sing

This is a gorgeous site, hidden from the road and most people don't even know it exists. Parking is at either at the Chalet Cafe, just North of the site, or Jeremy's Two, slightly further on. Plenty of public footpaths around the area to fly from with good lines of sight.

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Co-ordinates: 50.97288, -0.281998 • what3words: ///octagonal.shadows.composed

I understand that Fareham BC allows drones to be flown from recreation areas controlled by them providing due care is taken. This location is a good place to fly over Forton Lake being very cautious of wildlife as the 'lake' is covered by an SSSI controlled by Natural England.

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Co-ordinates: 50.80491, -1.136547 • what3words: ///badly.office.twice

Kings Head Mill, sometimes called Hoads Mill, is a refurbished smock mill now converted to residential use.

Located next to Kingsmead Fields with good views of the surrounding area. Lots of space to fly and TOAL. About a 10 minute walk from where I parked .

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Co-ordinates: 50.92245, 0.48462 • what3words: ///sake.novels.rapport

Cobstone windmill in between Buckinghamshire & Oxfordshire but is more under Oxfordshire, situated out in the middle of nowhere, lots of fields, woodland with public access in & around, a few public & dog walkers around so be mindful of that, I was approached by 2 public who were very very friendly & was fascinated by the drone looking over my shoulder at the screen on the remote, really nice place was minus 2 when I visited quite cold but that didn’t put me off I can imagine this is nice all year round & well worth a visit even just for a country stroll … fantastic

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Co-ordinates: 51.61714, -0.889592 • what3words: ///clean.shapeless.pony

Just a few minutes walk from Battle Abbey. Good car park and lots of space to fly. Might be busy at weekends.

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Co-ordinates: 50.91792, 0.476741 • what3words: ///keepers.developer.whisker

I believe this is the only site with the ruins of a church in Oxfordshire. The church was abandoned in 1875 and quickly fell into disrepair. The site has also been a location used in a couple of horror films from 50 or 60 years ago.

There is a parking verge just opposite the entrance to the field with the church. Just up the road is the Warburg Nature Reserve - worth a visit in its own right, but something to be mindful of when flying here.

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Co-ordinates: 51.5768, -0.953407 • what3words: ///tangent.musically.conveying

About a mile uphill walk - a moderate climb in a couple of places - from the car park / layby (layby is free parking - and you find yourself at the bottom of this series of waterfalls, that drain into Lake Vrynwy.

It is not overly popular but there are a few folks coming and going - they don't tend to hang around more than 10 mins though.

Great cinematic views and some lovely twisty and tight FPV flying up the falls themselves, although not vertical enough for any real 'diving'... AVATA2 coped well, but do watch out for the branches...

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Co-ordinates: 52.8089, -3.554131 • what3words: ///jingles.entire.hoops

The Mullard Radio Astronomy Observatory (MRAO) is located near Cambridge, UK and is home to a number of the largest and most advanced aperture synthesis radio telescopes in the world, including the One-Mile Telescope, 5-km Ryle Telescope, and the Arcminute Microkelvin Imager.

It was founded by the University of Cambridge and is part of the Cambridge University, Cavendish Laboratories, Astrophysics Department.

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Co-ordinates: 52.16438, 0.039423 • what3words: ///detonated.incoming.swipes