I shot this footage with the Mini on March 15th - the day we began locking down. The Wood Island Life Saving Station is one of my favorite landmarks in the area, and it's one of my favorite places to fly. Built in 1907, the station was in active use by the US Coast Guard until 1947 when it was abandoned. It sat, alone and neglected for almost 60 years before residents in the town of Kittery. Maine, decided to restore the building and convert it into a museum.

I was amazed at how easily the Mini handled this flight. I remain amazed at what an incredible piece of technology the Mini is.

Great footage

Fantastic footage. Glad to see you figured it out

Nicely Done

Awesome! did you use the quick shots?

Nicely done - thanks again for sharing!

Woe Posted at 6-19 14:55
Fantastic footage. Glad to see you figured it out

Finally! Thanks again!

A J Posted at 6-19 13:03
Great footage

Thanks, Aj. Appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment.

Dave In NH Posted at 6-20 09:01
Thanks, Aj. Appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment.

My pleasure Dave

Suren Posted at 6-19 17:41
Nicely Done

Thanks, Suren!

Daniella3d Posted at 6-19 18:13
Awesome! did you use the quick shots?

Thank you! No quick shots in this one. All manual control.

nicely done chap

Thanks for the request - accepted! The names Andy BTW

Dave In NH Posted at 6-20 09:04
Thank you! No quick shots in this one. All manual control.

wow, you are a really smooth operator!

Dave In NH Posted at 6-20 09:01
Finally! Thanks again!

You're welcome.

Very precise and smooth control, nice to watch.You have a very easy hand. Thanks for sharing. Just keep going like this. Greetings!

Dave In NH, nice video, I like the looks of the place as well, kind of peaceful looking.  Thank you for sharing.

Dave In NH Posted at 6-20 09:03
Thanks, Suren!

You Welcome

Nice Wondering if they power the lighthouse with the small balcony solar panel. Must be very efficient if so.

m80116 Posted at 6-20 14:34
Nice  Wondering if they power the lighthouse with the small balcony solar panel. Must be very efficient if so.

Yes, that light is powered by the solar panel. Most of them are now, from what I understand. When I made my first light house flight I was expecting to see a giant Fresnel lens, but the light units I've seen are about the size of a large coffee can. It's amazing.

Fantastic footage.  By the way, very nice flying.

Beautiful footage.   

Also very nice!

Very nice. I like the smoothness of the movements. And the fade to black to the last "beat" of the music - very cool, Thanks for sharing.