Thank you. The cone shaped hills are known as 'the 5 sisters'. They are shale bings. I was going to fly around them today but didn't have enough battery left so I'll get back to them soon.
I just looked up “shale bings” and had no idea the 5 Sisters were man-made. They look pretty natural with trees at their base and a lot of grass and other vegetation on them, guess Mother Nature comes back pretty fast as they are over 100 years old.
There's a lot of windows missing so yes other animals would get in pretty easily. Most of central Scotland was littered with shale bings in the past 100 years due to coal mining. There was a huge one in the village next to me and it was just there my whole life so I never thought much of it. When I was about 14 someone told me it was getting taken away and I remember thinking how on earth do they take a mountain like that away. Work started and within 9 months it was gone.
I'm not sure if what you posted isn't available in my region or if my content isn't available in your region. I can't see any reason my video would be viewable as apart from the place the video style has remained the same.That's an interesting study you captured
so much waste. Good video if it thou.
Thank you. It was a bit rushed as I knew there was security on site so when I got there I wanted to get all the low, close stuff done as quickly and as much as I could as I thought I'd only get a fraction of what I wanted before being busted. As it turned out I got all of it and more and was on my last shot before getting busted. The high shots I wasn't bothered about as I could get them from anywhere at anytime. It worked out well.
