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Parking on the other side of the road to the priory.I have placed the marker for where I stood and flew from. Technically I didn't need landowner permission as the land was publicly accessible - however, as I'd visited the fascinatring little church (lots of history to it) and bumped into one of teh churchwardens I asked and told him what I wanted to do and he said no problems... with one caveat. He was concerned about the privacy of the owner of Little Malvern Court (opens occasionally to the public - check hours). Thus this initial shot I'm sharing shows very little of the court.However, when I contacted Lady Berrington (current owner) she wanted to purchase a copy of one of my photos so make of that as you will. However, on open days the area could be buisy with people.
Land owner permission obtained.
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Co-ordinates: 52.06125, -2.335595 • what3words: ///cost.narrates.tactical
This is a lovely fully wooden bridge, in a lovely little village with trout farm and cafe plus nice hotel with great food.However, it is covered by Brize Norton as a red area, and the small area of grass/meadowland on opposite side of river from road is NT land ( posters stating No Drones, ring police etc ) are posted on that side of river? I only found them after i had already finished my short flight down river to bridge, however no one paid me any attention and i made sure as usual i followed all rules with regard to distance from people and animals
Land owner permission requirements unknown.
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Co-ordinates: 51.76033, -1.83514 • what3words: ///outdoors.shrubbery.thirsty
Small Bowling club in Town Centre, friendly welcoming people who allowed me to watch and take photos with drone. permission needed from players but granted easily. parking in public car park next to club, pay by card or use parking app.town centre busy so care needed for time you plan to fly, 250gm drones maybe better for flying here
Co-ordinates: 51.71567, -1.968592 • what3words: ///automatic.remainder.glades
Parked in Willow Hall Lane, which is not restricted. This is just off the A47.From here two or three quarries can be seen.Just be aware of pylons running close to the road.
Co-ordinates: 52.61341, -0.14559 • what3words: ///breath.parading.manual
Criccieth is a Welsh seaside resort on the Llŷn Peninsula that is accessible by bus and national rail. It is very hilly and is difficult to navigate with a wheelchair, but people were willing to help when needed.On a rocky outcrop above the town sits the castle, originally built by Llywelyn the Great of the kingdom of Gwynedd, but was heavily modified following its capture by English forces of Edward I in the late 13th century.I took off and landed from the roadside at the entrance to the castle on Castle Street. CADW claim to not allow flights over their property but the castle is not open on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. ;)
Co-ordinates: 52.91695, -4.232414 • what3words: ///intricate.shirts.elder
Pwllheli is a typical Welsh seaside resort town, it is accessible by bus and national rail. I took off and landed from the carpark between the railway station and the harbour. There is a café next to the railway station that does really nice ice cream, but be aware that it closes quite early (can't remember if it was 2pm or 3pm)
Co-ordinates: 52.88753, -4.416497 • what3words: ///ringside.marathons.charcoal
Llandudno, the Queen of Welsh resorts, is easily accessible by rail or bus. There are loads of places to get food or drink and many places to stay for those planning to stay longer.
Co-ordinates: 53.32665, -3.830111 • what3words: ///deaf.spilling.relishes
Park by the green, can photograph the green, the village the church etc. Locals were very friendly and some came to see what I was doing
Co-ordinates: 50.80656, 0.157236 • what3words: ///assembles.stumpy.thank
There is a lay-by near where you can park and plenty of places for good TOAL with the ability to keep LOS
Co-ordinates: 53.58126, -1.078774 • what3words: ///pollution.crunch.bluff
At time of flight (early morning) no activity at marina so no permission needed. If you wanted to fly during busy times then I believe asking Harbour Master would be appropriate . Plenty of parking on nearby roads, coffee shops and pub on site, nice pastries from 1 shop. Coastal scenery just along shoreline within 200 yards . Lifeboat station also here.
Land owner permission not required.
Co-ordinates: 51.4925, -2.756544 • what3words: ///decks.mushroom.obstinate
The Green Bridge is a wooden footbridge across the River Avon within Chatelherault Country Park between Hamilton and Larkhall in South Lanarkshire. It is part of a walking route though the park but can also be accessed via a single track road from the B7078 near Larkhall. The single track road ends at a gate at another bridge 260m up river from the Green Bridge where there are room for a few cars. There are also some good TOAL's near this bridge.
Co-ordinates: 55.74258, -3.991047 • what3words: ///supported.exist.placidly
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