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<blockquote data-quote="devomi" data-source="post: 34699" data-attributes="member: 1467"><p>Hi Scott,</p><p></p><p>I think this is a fantastic idea. While I use apps like Kittyhawk to check no fly zones, what I'm really interested in knowing is where there are places like parks (such as the one you posted in Georgia) that people have actually flown at and had good experiences with OR locations with great scenery that folks have flown a drone (and are of course allowed and not in a no fly zone).</p><p></p><p>For instance, I wanted to fly my drone in Michigan at a place called Lumberman's Monument overlooking the AuSable river. However, the park rangers rightfully pointed out it's a national monument area so not allowed. But they told me of a location in a STATE forest about 10 miles away overlooking the river. Here's a photo that I took with my Spark there. </p><p></p><p>I have also found "out of the way" locations in places like Rapid City South Dakota and outside Phoenix (in state forests - basically anywhere BUT a national park or just outside of it) that I would love to have known about from other drone operators (and happy to share my experience). Is this what you are thinking? We could post pictures such as these and maps of our locations with any comments?</p><p></p><p>Thanks,</p><p></p><p>Don[ATTACH=full]3591[/ATTACH]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="devomi, post: 34699, member: 1467"] Hi Scott, I think this is a fantastic idea. While I use apps like Kittyhawk to check no fly zones, what I'm really interested in knowing is where there are places like parks (such as the one you posted in Georgia) that people have actually flown at and had good experiences with OR locations with great scenery that folks have flown a drone (and are of course allowed and not in a no fly zone). For instance, I wanted to fly my drone in Michigan at a place called Lumberman's Monument overlooking the AuSable river. However, the park rangers rightfully pointed out it's a national monument area so not allowed. But they told me of a location in a STATE forest about 10 miles away overlooking the river. Here's a photo that I took with my Spark there. I have also found "out of the way" locations in places like Rapid City South Dakota and outside Phoenix (in state forests - basically anywhere BUT a national park or just outside of it) that I would love to have known about from other drone operators (and happy to share my experience). Is this what you are thinking? We could post pictures such as these and maps of our locations with any comments? Thanks, Don[ATTACH=full]3591[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]
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