Mini 2 The Lachine Canal from Montreal (1825)

[Patrick Bergeron]

This Canal of 13 km was open in 1825.
This canal was therefore built by hand, with a pick and a shovel.

At the end of my flight, I was stressed with the seagulls approaching my drone.

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[Prop Wash]

Merci d'avoir montré cela - j'ai apprécié.

Very smooth flying - Good music as well. I did see the gulls near the end. Luckily, they had somewhere to go. 1825 - That's been there awhile.

 

[DaveS]

How cool would it be to live right across from something like that!!! I've never been to Montreal, drove through it a couple of times when I lived in Michigan but I'd very much like to actually spend some time there. So, thanks for showing us something very interesting from there. I wonder why they built a canal there with the bay right next to it? So, you finished with a shot of the Porta-John, HA!

 

[NG Wildman]

Very nice job. I love the music. The Gulls here in Liverpool. NY are terrible. They sometimes chase the drone, but my boat is often white from their droppings. They are just winged rats. I wish there was an open season on them.
I particularly like the end and how stable the flight was despite the obvious wind.

 

[hychewright]

This Canal of 13 km was open in 1825.
This canal was therefore built by hand, with a pick and a shovel.

At the end of my flight, I was stressed with the seagulls approaching my drone.

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Great video, well done indeed! Good speed control, and what was that large building with the dome?

 

[Patrick Bergeron]

Great video, well done indeed! Good speed control, and what was that large building with the dome?

The large building with a dome is a high school. (Collège Sainte-Anne)

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