Hi, I am from Argyll and Bute

[AnDunBeagUAV]

Hi, I am from Argyll and Bute

[Rocket]

Hi @AnDunBeagUAV Stuart and welcome to GADC

[AnDunBeagUAV]

Hi Ron, and thanks for the Welcome

[Jhdee]

Hi @AnDunBeagUAV and welcome to Grey Arrows

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Welcome once again!

[Rocket]

Unusual user name. Is there a story? Had to look it up “Dunbeg Fort” is what I found.
a historic promontory fort located near the village of Ventry on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, Ireland.

[AnDunBeagUAV]

Close there Ron, An Dùn Beag (Scottish Gaelic) translates to the “little fort” or “small fort”. In this case it relates to Dunstaffnage Castle close to the village where I live, called Dunbeg, not to far from Oban on the West Coast.
Unfortunatly, its right on the edge of a FRZ so I don’t have flight pictures of the Castle, but I have had to request flight time from the tower at Oban Airport, for property inspections in my area.

[Rocket]

Google got it wrong then.

An Dún Beag (often referred to as Dunbeg Fort) is a historic promontory fort located near the village of Ventry on the Dingle Peninsula in County Kerry, Ireland.

thanks for clearing that up then

[Seadog]

Hi from sunny Blackpool

[Onanist]

Hi Stuart @AnDunBeagUAV and welcome to GADC

[JoeC]

Hey Stuart Welcome to GADC

[Drumsagard]

Welcome to GADC Stuart

[johnb78]

Hi @AnDunBeagUAV and welcone to tge GADC site

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