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Giant Axe is a council owned field (Lancaster policy - follow the drone code) which is also home to Lancaster Football Club.
There are other Places to Fly logged around the area but Giant Axe is the other side of the railway line from where you can get 3 major landmarks on one horizon - Castle, Priory and Williamson Memorial in the distance.
Across the road from Giant Axe is Westfield Memorial Village (Storey Lane). This is a private residential area for ex-military personnel and their families. Beautifully maintained, only accessible by the one entrance.

Excuse the poor quality example photos, my Atom 2 frequently disconnects (new cable en-route) and today's flights were to check if it was any better (it wasn't).

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Co-ordinates: 54.0509, -2.810174 • what3words: ///margin.cover.voices

Lancaster City Council don't have their own drone policy but say to follow the drone code.

Freeman's Wood is an old part of Lancaster looked after by the friends of Freeman's Wood. Lots of trees, a small pool and open park areas.

There's parking anywhere along Willow Lane and riverside road.

The park next to the first parking link can be used for TOAL or the central part of Freeman's Wood around where there's a small bench.

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Co-ordinates: 54.046, -2.827529 • what3words: ///flame.flips.forks

The Round Tower is a fortification at the entrance to Portsmouth harbour. It is a Grade I listed building.

The site was originally occupied by a wooden tower before being replaced by a stone one.

In the 1680s a line of ramparts was added that connected the tower to the square tower. The upper section was later rebuilt during the Napoleonic wars. Between 1847 and 1850 the roof of the tower was modified to serve as a gun platform.

Portsmouth city council purchased the tower in 1958.

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Co-ordinates: 50.79049, -1.108868 • what3words: ///minus.remit.yarn

This was a quick stop on home from Whitehaven via Ulpha, great views over lakeland fells - Pillar, Scafell, Bowfell etc. Stopped in a little cut out in fell side, just enough for one car to park clear of the road. Parking, take off and landing all from same place.

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Co-ordinates: 54.37019, -3.279322 • what3words: ///under.changing.flocking

Lovely country park, water activities available . Great cafe (Applestore) in the grounds of Wyresdale Hall and arboretum, very nice afternoon tea highly recommended.

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Co-ordinates: 53.93982, -2.745987 • what3words: ///automate.aimlessly.sprint

Two adjacent reservoirs in a beautiful setting with the Peak District National Park. Parking is easy. I visited after a lengthy dry spell so the water level was very low which exposed a lot of possibilities for pattern pictures with the camera pointing down.

If there's sufficient water then the sailing club would be active giving possibilities for video.

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Co-ordinates: 53.279, -1.97989 • what3words: ///soups.jokers.rooting

A long narrow area of parkland bounded by allotments and houses. A small stream runs through the park. Plenty of room to fly

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Co-ordinates: 50.86275, -0.992723 • what3words: ///loose.gallons.quiet

A very attractive ironstone church, hidden away down a leafy lane.

Easy parking outside, but TOAL a bit tricky due to the trees - maybe a site for the (leafless) winter.

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Co-ordinates: 52.75704, -0.937647 • what3words: ///kiosk.teaching.will

Lots of parking on the caravan site itself. You can just drive in - cafe on site can be used too. TOAL from the beach. I did get a warning on the DJI screen - but no other app said there was an issue. Agreed to the warning.

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Co-ordinates: 53.76172, -0.004014 • what3words: ///supply.organisms.rooting

During our recent walk in Grasmere, we came across the River Rothay, which links Grasmere to Rydal Water, and the peaceful little 'glen' that looked to me as if the Fae would live there - the reflections on the water almost seemed like a portal to another world...

Well, with such peaceful beauty I couldnt not fly it, so the AVATA2 was sent, with Lee as spotter, a few control issues meant I kept the flight short - the drone kept wanting to descend to the water - so not a long video and pretty much used all the footage, but it makes a nice peaceful little video, that I hope you will enjoy...

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Co-ordinates: 54.44712, -3.007816 • what3words: ///cost.variances.canines