Hill forts may be the best subjects for drone pilots. 
Especially during the months of October and November.
Where the fields are now empty of crops, and have been plowed and harrowed perfectly smooth,
making it a lot easier to find the drone if it comes down.
No worries about flying over people and built-up areas, no nosy Council Jobsworths to avoid,
no buildings to avoid, just thousands of square metres of emptiness.
The trees are now changing colours, making the videos much more interesting.
My latest trip out to the wilds, it was a long walk across fields but was fun experience >>>
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a4kYZ4EM0Ck
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Does that happen to you very often? 
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No, not yet, I have been lucky !
But if the drone flies into a flock of pigeons, or is attacked by a Hawk or
Kestrel, then the day will turn into a very long and sad walk.
Will be hard to find in a field full of waist high wheat.
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Dave, I like a drone video as much as the next person but mate, come on, that video is fourteen minutes long 
My attention span just isnāt that good 
Donāt forget you can abort Litchi missions by switching to Sport mode on the MP 
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Only 7 if you use YouTubes speed changing option.
Fourteen minutes long
My attention span just isnāt that good
Funny ! 
Thatās what my ex-wife kept telling me ā¦
Had to trade her in for a new Mavic Proā¦ Mavics donāt complainā¦Ha Ha.
Here is a shorter video for Spike that I cooked earlier >>>>>>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tcp0IFnvWuU
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Donāt forget you can abort Litchi missions by switching to Sport mode on the MP
Bit late when the propellors have been broken off at 300 feet up by an Angry Bird. 
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I like long smooth videos, donāt like those videos with short 3 - 5 second video ābitesā, psychologically Jarring !
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