Flying at Durdle door estate

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Thatā€™s for commercial work.

Millions of visitors on foot film all sorts there every year and donā€™t need any permission.

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Your topic title says ā€œemail reply fromā€ @Tonymc

But what was the reply ā€œtoā€?

We donā€™t know what you asked them :thinking:

Maybe this? But is it commercial or hobby
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No personal drone flying ā€¦ however surely you can fly between low water and high water as that is crown land and not subject to their rules ā€¦ equally the roads roundabout are potential TOAL sites I imagine ā€¦

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To fly down there :+1:t2:

Hobby but they still want Ā£500 for half day or Ā£1000 for a full day :+1:t2:

Yeah and the ā€˜upward revisionā€™ :sweat_smile: Money grabbing bā€™stards

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And this is why you donā€™t ask. You find a public right of way to take off and land and stick to the drone code.

Let them call the police youā€™re flying with in the law and if anything they should be done for wasting police time :+1:t2:

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Those are for commercial filming ā€¦they donā€™t allow recreational flights full stop ā€¦ so Iā€™m not sure Iā€™d say those rates are bad for commercial work in such a locationā€¦

They donā€™t own the foreshore, as was mentioned itā€™s crown land, so just TOAL from there.

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You could swim out to the rocks and stand on them! ā€¦ at low tide. :stuck_out_tongue:

(ā€œThe Bullā€ to the west, and ā€œNorman Rockā€ to the east. :+1: )

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