Rosslyn Castle and Glen
This os Rosslyn Chapel albeit from a distance to prevent any issues with security, there is another one with a lovely view of the castle.
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This os Rosslyn Chapel albeit from a distance to prevent any issues with security, there is another one with a lovely view of the castle.
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These images were taken while on a lunch break, the wind was not great for the drone, but my little mavic 2 pro held its own and gave us the following: [custom_heading title=”@ 150ft” title_color=”#f36523″ sml_ttl=”Bonay country park” sml_title_color=”#000000″ font_size=”36px” font_family=”Roboto” font_weight=”400″ align=”center”] Uploaded and shared via Google Maps / street view to help load…
Another lucky evening, the wind was howling, we had to hide down the north face, but i really like what was obtained: Hope you like the views ** Click the images to see them in full resolution **
It does look like a petri dish, but go full screen and zoom around – there is a signet next to the hole in the middle.
I was out with the drone, and hoping to get some high quality images to cross refference black and white images from the national archive from nearly 100 years ago Britain from above. [custom_heading title=”Valleyfield Pond” title_color=”#f36523″ sml_ttl=”Image 1″ sml_title_color=”#000000″ font_size=”36px” font_family=”Roboto” font_weight=”400″ align=”left/center/right”] These Images are from varying heights. Unfortuantley they are not at…
Named after Sir Walter Scott declared it his favorite view in the borders.