One week staying at one place - flying kept me sane. At least the place was rather nice, close to the beach with a little forest and fields being harvested.

Watch to the end for trials and fails.

Drones: DJI fpv (GoPro 10), DJI Mini 2, Cinelog 25 HD (GoPro 8), Rekon 5 (GoPro 6), Sector 5D (GoPro 6), additional footage DJI Osmo Pocket

Music: AShamaluev.com - if there is monetization it's not from me.

From the Intro to the end what a magnificent compilaton Depp.    Nice surfing alongside the coastline cliffs.  Got a kick out of you buzzing over the farm tractor.  Had a feeling you'd definitely fly  under the bridge.  Fail was not as bad as I anticipated.  All in all what a great job of flying and editing.   

Very very nice!
I like Denmark a lot!

Exhilarating, Depp. I see that bumps and scrapes are a fact of FPV life   At around 2 minutes I thought you were going to collide with the bridge during that fly-under

DowntownRDB Posted at 10-3 04:12
From the Intro to the end what a magnificent compilaton Depp.    Nice surfing alongside the coastline cliffs.  Got a kick out of you buzzing over the farm tractor.  Had a feeling you'd definitely fly  under the bridge.  Fail was not as bad as I anticipated.  All in all what a great job of flying and editing.

Thanks a lot, Downtown! I seem to mostly miss the moments of moving farm machinery so I was happy this time.
Took me a bit of self-persuasion to take that bridge as it was quite windy.
Yes, not too many bad fails lately...

Montfrooij Posted at 10-3 04:14
Very very nice!
I like Denmark a lot!

Thank you, Peter.

Blériot53 Posted at 10-3 05:11
Exhilarating, Depp. I see that bumps and scrapes are a fact of FPV life   At around 2 minutes I thought you were going to collide with the bridge during that fly-under

Thank you, Mr. B.!
Yes, the best way to push yourself is not being afraid of crashing (haven't really reached that stage yet but I'm getting closer. Even started soldering...)
Crashing below a bridge is no good idea so I was happy not to (and I didn't expect to either).

Depp Posted at 10-3 07:33
Thank you, Mr. B.!
Yes, the best way to push yourself is not being afraid of crashing (haven't really reached that stage yet but I'm getting closer. Even started soldering...)
Crashing below a bridge is no good idea so I was happy not to (and I didn't expect to either).

Next time I go to Castleton I'll see if I can find your antenna in Winnats  

Depp Posted at 10-3 07:30
Thank you, Peter.

My pleasure!

Depp Posted at 10-3 07:30
Thanks a lot, Downtown! I seem to mostly miss the moments of moving farm machinery so I was happy this time.
Took me a bit of self-persuasion to take that bridge as it was quite windy.
Yes, not too many bad fails lately...

You're very welcome Depp.    

Hope your week is off to a great start.

TYea hats some nifty flying,  I assume you've installed a rear view camera.

DowntownRDB Posted at 10-3 14:35
You're very welcome Depp.   

Hope your week is off to a great start.

It is, thanks. Yours too I hope.

DAFlys Posted at 10-3 23:03
TYea hats some nifty flying,  I assume you've installed a rear view camera.

Thanks.
No rear camera, just reversed the footage.
"TYea"? Some acronym I don't know or typo?

Depp Posted at 10-4 06:17
Thanks.
No rear camera, just reversed the footage.
"TYea"? Some acronym I don't know or typo?

Bad typing on my part.    Oh I should have guessed it was backwards.  I thought you'd stepped up your flying another notch there.

DAFlys Posted at 10-4 06:55
Bad typing on my part.    Oh I should have guessed it was backwards.  I thought you'd stepped up your flying another notch there.

No, it's a pretty common thing for fpv to reverse the footage. Makes for a nice change of all the forward footage.

Depp Posted at 10-4 06:15
It is, thanks. Yours too I hope.

Off to a slow start as I am replacing a fence that blew away during the gusty winds of Hurricane Ian.  Tomorrow I need to break out the chain saw and cut up two large pines that got blown over.  So at least it will not be a boring week.  Good time to get all this done as it is still too windy to fly the drones.

DowntownRDB Posted at 10-4 11:36
Off to a slow start as I am replacing a fence that blew away during the gusty winds of Hurricane Ian.  Tomorrow I need to break out the chain saw and cut up two large pines that got blown over.  So at least it will not be a boring week.  Good time to get all this done as it is still too windy to fly the drones.

Sounds like quite a bit of work. But at least you didn't get blown away.

Depp Posted at 10-4 21:32
Sounds like quite a bit of work. But at least you didn't get blown away.

Thankfully I made the wise decision to get my home (my mini-yacht) underway and get far enough out into the Atlantic Ocean to avoid Hurricane Ian.  Unfortunately, I still had that slight damage back on my land property.  However, it could have been, much, much worse.  

I think Mother Nature is trying to warn us that Global Warning is real and that we need to take action to save the earth from far worse events in the future.  Of course nature has nothing to do with the threat of nuclear devastation.

Anyway, putting that aside let me wish you a happy week.