Video location is at Lough Achree/Knockalongy near The Ladies Brae in Skreen, Co. Sligo, Ireland.
Knockalongy (Cnoc na Loinge (meaning "hill of the encampment)) is the highest of the Ox Mountains at 544m (1785ft).

  At the base of Knockalongy is Lough Achree (Lake of the Heart),  reportedly formed in 1490 by an earthquake and is reputed to be the  youngest lake in Ireland.

The following is an extract from the  Annals of the Four Masters (The Irish annals are a unique collection of  annual records made in the monasteries of Ireland of political,  cultural, social, religious, climatic events and disasters that took  place in Ireland between sixth and sixteenth centuries.) “There was an  earthquake at Sliabh Gamh, by which a hundred persons were destroyed,  among whom was the son of Manus Crossagh O’Hara. Many horses and cows  were also killed by it, and much putrid fish was thrown up; and a lake,  in which fish is now caught, sprang up in the place.” The earthquake is  reported to have caused the deaths of more than 100 people and many  livestock.

I haven't flown in months as lost all interest in it, but decided to go out  one day to catch some waterfalls created on a mountain side after a lot  of rain.
There is a slight wobble in the video if you look closely as one of the motors has bearing issues.


(Sorry about the under exposed shot bit at the end and the crappy edit)

Thanks for sharing

Nicely done.

Great place. Get out more, please!

Very nicely done.  

Very nice video.
That end shot was amazing!

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That's PROPER scenery. Rugged, wild, unspoilt. Thanks for the share.

Nicely done.    

Nice footage!!!

Great job, I’ve never been up there looks like a really nice place to film.

hallmark007 Posted at 7-20 07:01
Great job, I’ve never been up there looks like a really nice place to film.

Best views in Sligo on a clear day, hard to get it crystal clear but when it is, its stunning up the Ladies Brae.