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bunyip
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Well, I get to see the Peachoid when I travel between SC and NC on I-85.
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I'll wager it has an alternative name, it reminds me of, no, won't go there......
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I'll wager it has an alternative name, it reminds me of, no, won't go there......
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Inyeresting...thanks for sharing video. :thumbsup:
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I've chuckled over the 'painting' on the Wunghnu, Victoria, water tower.
It depicts a female sheep, wearing gum-boots and holding a purse, leaning on a sign (can't remember what the sign says exactly but probably "Welcone to Wunghnu"). The sheep is holding up her right 'arm' with a single 'digit' extended.
Wunghnu is pronounced 'One-ewe'.
It depicts a female sheep, wearing gum-boots and holding a purse, leaning on a sign (can't remember what the sign says exactly but probably "Welcone to Wunghnu"). The sheep is holding up her right 'arm' with a single 'digit' extended.
Wunghnu is pronounced 'One-ewe'.
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As I recall you are the one who cost me much money to pursue this with some of your footage, fortunately SWMBO approves and I owe you for pointing me towards some great machines.
Wungnhu, haven't been there in years but now a destination to check this one out.
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They are doing some in Queensland now. Saw them on TV a few nights ago. They looked fabulous. Lots of big silos up this way.
Bunyip. I make my own drones. I have a few and love the photography aspect too. Mine are fully autonomous and fly by programming them on my laptop but I also fly them with a transmitter when I want to do a few flips. I have 2 buddies that do the same thing.
Bunyip. I make my own drones. I have a few and love the photography aspect too. Mine are fully autonomous and fly by programming them on my laptop but I also fly them with a transmitter when I want to do a few flips.
I have 2 buddies that do the same thing.cqaigy2
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I built a few several year ago and after a few more projects get done. May try my hand at another, also looking a kite photography.They are doing some in Queensland now. Saw them on TV a few nights ago. They looked fabulous. Lots of big silos up this way.
Bunyip. I make my own drones. I have a few and love the photography aspect too. Mine are fully autonomous and fly by programming them on my laptop but I also fly them with a transmitter when I want to do a few flips.
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I havebeen down the KAP (Kite Aerial Photography) track and found it was very bouncy, a shock cord helped a little but I found the Picavet essential.
Also found that the further down the line the camera was the less pronounced the shock from gusts etc.
I use a Gopro and a Panasonic and for stills they are good and both can be set up for XX frames per minute, I used every five seconds for stills.
Also found that the further down the line the camera was the less pronounced the shock from gusts etc.
I use a Gopro and a Panasonic and for stills they are good and both can be set up for XX frames per minute, I used every five seconds for stills.
