Welcome to the forum from the beautiful woods of Maine!
I'm Mort
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I don't want to derail this welcome fest, but I do have a question for "Laborious" in Maine. I have planned a first time in Maine vacation with my wife in May,2021. Essentially I will be driving from Boston to Kennebunkport, staying there and visiting surrounding Ogunquit and Wells 2 days, then onwards to Bar Harbor for 4 days, including 2 or more days in Arcadia Park. I fully understand the restrictions of no drone in the national park. My question, what are your experienced regarding flying along unrestricted shorelines, lighthouses, off shortenings of villages? I do not intend to break any rules such as flying over roads, people, etc. I just want to get an overview of harbors, and ports from the ocean side. I can also contact you on personal conversation.
Dale
Miami
Dale,
I have had no problems flying in those areas at all. I usually have spectators wanting to see what I’m seeing and have never had any complaints. I always fly on week days to avoid crowds but with the virus, even the weekends have been clear. You shouldn’t have any issues.
I have had no problems flying in those areas at all. I usually have spectators wanting to see what I’m seeing and have never had any complaints. I always fly on week days to avoid crowds but with the virus, even the weekends have been clear. You shouldn’t have any issues.
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Welcome to Mavic Pilots from Dayton Ohio USA! Enjoy your new Mavic Air 2, I absolutely love mine! Fly safe and have fun!
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