Hey Guys and Gals I had the opertunity to take a 21 day cruise from Amsterdam to Bucharest.  Here is a video of the ports of call.  It's a long video but it was a long trip.
At the end of each port/stop there is a QR code that can be scanned with your phone to load a Google Maps 360 image of the port.  Guess you have to watch this on a computer and then turn your phone camera on to capture the code.  Otherwise you can link to the YouTube page and all the links to the 360 images are in the video discription.
Let me know in the comments how the QR code links work for you.  Is it a neat feature or dumb idea.  This is the "short" video as there are 25 hours of other video recorded on the trip.

Good work - some excellent footage in there

Wow, looks like you had a great trip!

Hello and good day Hummingbird.UAV. Thank you for sharing this amazing video you have captured from your cruise through Europe. Nicely done and two thumbs up.

A J Posted at 5-13 23:11
Good work - some excellent footage in there

Thanks very much A J.

That's a very cool video! Thanks for sharing. The QR code works in many ways.

Hummingbird.UAV Posted at 5-14 14:14
Thanks very much A J.

You're welcome

DJI Stephen Posted at 5-14 07:35
Hello and good day Hummingbird.UAV. Thank you for sharing this amazing video you have captured from your cruise through Europe. Nicely done and two thumbs up.

Thanks very much Stephen.  It was a great trip.  Planned another one later this year.

DJI Panda Posted at 5-14 21:31
That's a very cool video! Thanks for sharing. The QR code works in many ways.

Thanks very much Panda.  QR code is good to transfer all kinds of info.  Thanks for the points too, a few more can help pay for an Ozmo Action.

Nice video ... I think it was very ''hard'' for you

Decebalus Posted at 5-16 02:55
Nice video ... I think it was very ''hard'' for you

Oh ya I was roughing it, lower deck cabin and all.

Hummingbird.UAV Posted at 5-15 08:39
Thanks very much Stephen.  It was a great trip.  Planned another one later this year.

You are very much welcome and thank you for the additional great information. Have a safe and happy flying always.

Decebalus Posted at 5-16 02:55
Nice video ... I think it was very ''hard'' for you

Thanks Decebalus.  It was tough .  Sadly I forgot to include a clip of Bran castle in Transylvania that I took with my Spark just before the security guards said land the drone sir.

Awesome piece of work. I noticed the captain had no issue with you using a drone. Some of those river locks were massive, must have taken a while to get through.
That bridge, around 10 mins if I remember was way too low.
Great Job

ShermanFlyer Posted at 6-10 10:49
Awesome piece of work. I noticed the captain had no issue with you using a drone. Some of those river locks were massive, must have taken a while to get through.
That bridge, around 10 mins if I remember was way too low.
Great Job

Thanks ShermanFlyer.  Transit through the locks is surprisingly fast, on the order of 15 minutes.  Levels in the river are controlled by the locks and the ships are designed to just fit under the lowest bridges, with the pilot's head bent over.
The captain was fascinated by the drone.  He said I was the first person to ever bring one on board.  I typically got up early to take the drone up.  This way I didn't bother the other passengers, however later into the trip many passengers thought the drone was really neat as well.