Ah sorry bout that. Should have done a search. My bad.
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Some topics come around again and again. 
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I have seen this before, I don`t Understand why this is such an issue for these places. I feel that it is because a lot of these places/people don’t understand Drones. How they fly, the accuracy and technology in drones has came such a long way that they have never been safer to fly. Surly the amazing pictures and videos that we can take of these places can only help promote that place.
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Its all about money, they just want to get cash of you for the privilege of flying round their sites, If anything ever happened to their sites (e.g Notre Dame) they would be screaming for footage and photos.
I have flown around a mine up north, they asked for as much footage as possible for posterity and for future generations to see, because one day it might not be there.
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National Trust for Scotland may have had an objection to this, had I asked… but took off from our own property, and didn’t fly over, though technically they own the whole island of Iona.
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Hi, Chris
Seem to have problems down loading CAA documents. New to this game. Any chance you could forward it to me. Only started flying 2 weeks also not very cleaver on web (silver surfer)
Regards David (davelonghurst@live.co.uk)
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Hi guys ,im new when it comes to drone flying …i have a rc car background so learning fast…i wonder if there is a map showing the perimeter of the National Trust areas , im trying to find out if this area is part of it just in case the local start moaning at me
thanx
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No it’s not.
here’s a useful web site
Discover Our Land Ownership Map | National Trust
the screen grab shows the area you want I have highlighted the area you want NT land is to the ENE with a black border.
that field looks like common ground but I would check with the local council.
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That’s a blooming interesting map - but takes some translation for our needs?
Finding their current property seems to be these settings …
I’ve also gone in to the three … on the right of each and set the visibility to “World” so that I don’t miss something because of the zoom.
Hi @Meguinness, and welcome to GADC.
If you have a moment, pop over to #introductions and tell us a little about yourself.
Yep. It’s not the easiest to use. But does give us a good indication.
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I came across this on Trip Adviser.
I have stayed on Clumber Park a few times in our tourer caravan. Won’t be going again though if I can’t take the drone.
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Yeh prob flown by the family’s having the BBQ
Im only 15 mins away from Clumber park. Lovely spot if a little too popular at times as NT parks tend to be.
It interesting to see the comment being from this time last year, I wonder if the number of drones being used here has reduced given that the NT has been fairly vocal in its disapproval of drones anywhere near its land over the past 12 months.
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I thought you couldn’t use drones on national trust land. 
But it’s all right for them to.
https://www.facebook.com/13533633585/posts/10157482448178586/
Looking at the "review " by that silly old cow Dellia Fussel,that bitch has a very appropriate name…
Takeoff and landing not allowed on their land ( with few exceptions) I get that BUT is taking-off and landing permitted from a public right of way crossing their land?
Moved your post over to this pre-existing thread on the subject.