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This place is going to be reveloped into housing. If you park on Titan way, walk towards Paradise way and head into the wooded area, there is a section of the concrete wall missing and you can gain access, no security and the place was deserted when I visited.

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Co-ordinates: 53.69978, -2.737618 • what3words: ///tags.prime.fact

Plenty of parking in or around the park. Dense woodland at the top, so probably best to fly the drone from the open areas at the foot of the hill, which are wide open spaces.

The Mansion House has an interesting history and is an iconic and well known building in West Reading. Some

Prospect Park is a public park situated north of the A4 (Bath Road) in the western suburbs of Reading.
It is the largest park in Reading, and includes a large regency style house, known as The Mansion House (previously as Prospect House). There are also sporting facilities and the Prospect Park Miniature Railway within the 50 hectares (120 acres) of parkland, and a Harvester restaurant in the Mansion House.

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More info here: Prospect Park, Reading - Wikipedia

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Co-ordinates: 51.44936, -1.011478 • what3words: ///cheat.void.apple

Located by accident whilst flying around Gairloch beach. Nice featured church so thought it worth an add.

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Co-ordinates: 57.71936, -5.686614 • what3words: ///rainy.illogical.successor

Park anywhere in the town which is close by (where permitted). Hednesford Hills are close by and make for a fantastic walk, too!

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Co-ordinates: 52.71031, -1.998564 • what3words: ///create.efficient.toolbar

On the edge of Sidcup a large area of parkland, woodland and meadows along the river Cray

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Co-ordinates: 51.42568, 0.127215 • what3words: ///lakes.market.comical

Footage of Liverpool’s Albert & Princess docklands with the Leeds / Liverpool canal link.

Take and landing point primary at Albert Dock. Suggested parking at Liverpool One NCP

Footage taken with Mini 4 Pro

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Co-ordinates: 53.40086, -2.991092 • what3words: ///goods.format.park

Parking available (currently £1.40 per hour). Nice RNLI lifeboat station next to car park free entry with a small volunteer cafe inside,

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Co-ordinates: 52.64713, 1.735856 • what3words: ///bridge.apron.began

The beautiful Falls of Dochart run through the small town of Killin, in Loch Lomond & The Trossachs National Park.
Located at the western end of Loch Tay, the famous white waters of the Falls of Dochart can be viewed from the village’s bridge.
Excellent water show especially after rainfall.

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Co-ordinates: 56.46248, -4.320556 • what3words: ///burns.torched.prouder

TOAL just outside the main gate from the road

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Co-ordinates: 51.44714, 0.048514 • what3words: ///ruby.activism.cost

Large trees located round the perimeter and some smaller ones inside the castle walls.
Area has been fenced off due to safety concerns for the structure so access to the castle isn't allowed.

History of Auchans House:
It was originally a mid 16th century stone Z-plan tower house, founded by William Wallace of Dundonald and Auchans. Built with materials removed from Dundonald Castle, the long main block, is of three storeys and an attic. With its vaulted basements and being of slightly different construction, it could be part of an earlier building. Flanking its south wall, is a central round stair tower and a terrace which was originally encased by a barmkin wall. In 1640, the house was converted into a L-plan, when Sir William Cochrane of Cowdon, added a wing of three storeys and a garret. In 1667, the wing was extended by the addition of a block with a crow-stepped gable, flanked by a round stair tower and a corbelled-out square, round angle tower. The main entrance in the re-entrant angle, was through a Renaissance-style doorway below an armorial shield in the square stair-turret. Sadly this once magnificent Scottish baronial residence, is now a complete ruin

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Co-ordinates: 55.57731, -4.61135 • what3words: ///trickling.asks.earth

Several of us have flown here. I'm surprised it hasn't been added previously.

Nice, open area for FPV cruising, with some interesting features, both natural and man-made, if you want to do a bit of proximity flying.
Not usually very busy, despite being right next to the Tissington Trail and popular with rock climbers - just keep away from them. Extensive views across the Dales from the trig point at the top of the hill. It can get windy.

Parking at ///submerge.financial.trespass (what3words) and along the road.

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Co-ordinates: 53.09407, -1.63898 • what3words: ///unloads.defining.congratulations