144 year old Cedar Creek Grist Mill

[IlluminationsfromtheAttic]

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Cedar Creek Grist Mill is a historical, water-powered grain-grinding mill built 144 years ago in 1876. It is still in operation today as a working museum, with volunteers producing fresh-milled flour and cornmeal. This is a spectacular living piece of Washington State history in a gorgeous natural setting.

I filmed this video with the Mavic 2 Pro and my Nikon Z6. It was tricky flying in the canyon with the dense brush and lack of consistent GPS signal - I really wish this drone was height limited when lacking a strong GPS signal, as it makes getting shots in places like this really difficult.

 

[Camino Ken]

Excellent video. Good flying, great editing and ended up with just the right length. I would have liked to see at least one high overhead shot to put it all into perspective.

 

[IlluminationsfromtheAttic]

Excellent video. Good flying, great editing and ended up with just the right length. I would have liked to see at least one high overhead shot to put it all into perspective.

Thanks! I wanted to get an overhead shot, but conditions prevented me from going up any higher.

 

[tmgrood]

Bravo, Bravo. Very well done.
I have heard of that mill but have note visited.....yet.

 

[Bxr532001]

Very cool video, well done. Excellent piloting skills in a tricky area.
Including a description make the video more interesting.

 

[Lets Fly]

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Cedar Creek Grist Mill is a historical, water-powered grain-grinding mill built 144 years ago in 1876. It is still in operation today as a working museum, with volunteers producing fresh-milled flour and cornmeal. This is a spectacular living piece of Washington State history in a gorgeous natural setting.

I filmed this video with the Mavic 2 Pro and my Nikon Z6. It was tricky flying in the canyon with the dense brush and lack of consistent GPS signal - I really wish this drone was height limited when lacking a strong GPS signal, as it makes getting shots in places like this really difficult.

Great video, again something I would never have seen.
It's a great reason to love this forum by getting to see things around the world that otherwise would never be seen, and from a perspective only a drone can do.
Thanks.

 

[SkyeHigh]

Very nicely done with a good mix of static and moving shots. Would make great documentary material.

Well done.

 

[Hardgainer]

nice flying great subject beautiful location

 

[IlluminationsfromtheAttic]

Bravo, Bravo. Very well done.
I have heard of that mill but have note visited.....yet.

Thank you! This was my first visit as well, even though I'd known about it for years.

 

[IlluminationsfromtheAttic]

nice flying great subject beautiful location

Thank you!

 

[IlluminationsfromtheAttic]

Very cool video, well done. Excellent piloting skills in a tricky area.
Including a description make the video more interesting.

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it!

 

[Mavic Maxwell]

Did not like.....but loved it!
Just baking some home made bread.....would love some of that fresh milled flour.
Thanks for sharing, fly safe and keep them coming mate....from Down Under.

 

[IlluminationsfromtheAttic]

Did not like.....but loved it!
Just baking some home made bread.....would love some of that fresh milled flour.
Thanks for sharing, fly safe and keep them coming mate....from Down Under.

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed it!