Alabama Hills from the sky

[Steve F]

A 3.5 minute video of the Alabama Hills at the base of the Eastern Sierra near Lone Pine, California. Taken with the Mavic Air.

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[eastsidedronr]

nice work!

 

[crlmjohnson]

Awesome pictures and video

A 3.5 minute video of the Alabama Hills at the base of the Eastern Sierra near Lone Pine, California. Taken with the Mavic Air.

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[RCdancer]

Would love to do SAR training in that terrain. Beautiful.

 

[Madmax229]

A 3.5 minute video of the Alabama Hills at the base of the Eastern Sierra near Lone Pine, California. Taken with the Mavic Air.

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Very well done

 

[W2EJ]

A 3.5 minute video of the Alabama Hills at the base of the Eastern Sierra near Lone Pine, California. Taken with the Mavic Air.

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That was very well done and quite educational. I have never been to Alabama, but I would not have guessed that it had beautiful scenery like that.

 

[HindsMtnFlyer]

That was very well done and quite educational. I have never been to Alabama, but I would not have guessed that it had beautiful scenery like that.

I agree, a great video. Btw, video was in California, not in Alabama, we don't have snow covered mountains like those in the background.

 

[W2EJ]

I agree, a great video. Btw, video was in California, not in Alabama, we don't have snow covered mountains like those in the background.

Duh! I guess I stopped reading after Alabama Hills! Thanx for the correction.

 

[Steve F]

That was very well done and quite educational. I have never been to Alabama, but I would not have guessed that it had beautiful scenery like that.

Funny. Actually the Alabama Hills were named as part of a feud by locals during the civil war between the North and the South. It was named after the CSS Alabama, a warship on the confederate side. Some Northerners then named a nearby area (Kearsarge Pass) after the USS Kearsarge, a warship that hunted confederate raiders and ultimately sunk the Alabama.