Llanddwyn Island

An island at high water only, and worth exploring for its secluded coves, St Dwynwen's chapel and the amazing views of Snowdonia and the Lleyn Peninsula. Only accessible on foot via the long sands of Newborough Warren beach, unless you arrive by sea into Pilot's Cove.  

Aber Falls

One of the most spectacular sights of the Welsh mountains is Rhaeadr Fawr or Aber Falls. Situated in the foothills of the Carneddau mountains in a steep sided valley on the Coedydd Aber Nature Reserve near to the village of Abergwyngregyn.

Burnham Overy Staithe marshes, Deepdale.

Burnham Overy Staithe in North Norfolk is one of the prime saltmarsh habitats in the UK. It is a birdwatchers' paradise for wading birds and birds of prey: the list includes Bittern, Avocet and Marsh Harrier. Aerial imagery of this habitat can be used to map the intricate patterns of creeks and vegetation types.

Historic monuments

Explore or advertise historic buildings and monuments from the air. UAV film work can be low-cost, quick and un-invasive requiring little in the way of preparation for outdoor film work. It is also possible to fly indoors to produce unique views from above without requiring camera cranes or expensive scaffolding.

Snowdon challenge

The Bangor under 12's rugby team spent the day climbing Snowdon to raise money and awareness for the Fighting Chance campaign.

UAV, hand-held video and still images compliment one another to make a permanent record of the event with a backdrop of the spectacular Snowdonia landscape.
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