£156 to be exact I am hiring the green cherry picker to do a roof clean, repaint on Tuesday they are dropping it off at 0930 so no flying on Tuesday. You might be able to have a day off and put your feet up😁
Bonus for seven or more boats being used on the water (not attached to anything)
This park has, among other things, a boating lake (just behind the café), a train, a mini flume, a chairplane, a splash area and a funfair. I’m forgoing the point for seven or more boats in operation because I’m not brave enough to go back in the afternoon when the boating lake is busy. Too many angry parents these days to be flying a drone where there are kids .
The swans are for adults and larger kids, there are disco ducks with little bumpers on them in a cordoned off area for the tiny tots. Like I said, I’m a big wimp, no chance of me flying around when it’s busy, even if I am within my rights. Thanks for the points.
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Service station on A14 at Kettering 09/08/2024 DJI Mini 3pro
I claim 3 points total, please
Side story, as I was flying my drone a police patrol car pulled up next to me, an office approached me and started asking me question! not the ones I thought he would? he wanted to buy a drone and was asking what was the best one to get and why,. So said DJI of course and then he went away not asking why I was flying a drone at night next to a duel carriage way and petrol station?
Swan pedalos on a Bangor boating lake are an apt metaphor for today. Calm and unruffled on the surface but underneath major agitation as the pedalled paddles thrash the water …
“It’s yet another crank call about village greens, Sir!”
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To save argument next week this is what we expect for Village Greens:
How to find if land is a village green:
Find out where your local common land or village green is by contacting your local council. It keeps the ‘Register of Common Land and Village Greens’ for your area.
Each entry in the register includes:
a description of the land
who has rights to use it, and what those rights are
who owns it, or who owned it when it was first registered
As a very quick rule of thumb - if the space in question is surrounded by the back gardens of the houses it probably isn’t a village green. If the green is surrounded by quaint cottages, a rustic pub (with yellow umbrellas?) and a Norman church it probably is a proper village green