Just catching up on this thread. Looks like a good fpv spot?
Not really to be honest. Working farm and the abandoned buildings you see are very unsafe 
Yes, cause FPV is all about being in safe places. 
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No way in to the buildings and the rooms are all blocked so it’s in through the windows and crash into wall, no way to get toys back
Stroll along the canal this morning (kingfisher hunting) finally caught one. not nearly as clear as I hoped. 
Even caught a duck on the roof of some one’s house #random
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Stumbled across this on the photo album today, this pic is a few years old now but always makes me smile 
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Love this! 
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Thanks so much - not as good as many of yours - but I do try hard. 
Thanks John. The better weather can’t be too far away now for a trip along the wall, mate. 
I hope so Chris
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awesome pics what font is your signature please
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Sorry, I’m afraid I don’t know, I had it professionally made.
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Similar fonts can be found here
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I got mine made here - https://photologo.co/
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Just found these, taken nearly 2 years ago. To watch them offload this from a pontoon and get it onto the road was amazing.
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18 months - judging my the image names. 
That’s the one that now on display at the D-Day Museum in Southsea I presume … mainly because I can’t believe there are many of those anywhere, let along P’mth/S’sea.
When I walked past it, I was really amazed just how effing huge it was.
It was closed, that day (or it might have been silly o’clock one day), but I must visit some time.
August '20 to be precise!
Some days open and you can walk around the bridge area. They have to have supervision there when the ramp is down. Yes it is huge and very well restored. Think I read that it was the last one in existence. Shame they couldn’t manufacture a couple of replacement screws for it but then perhaps in the future?