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Trevor Smith
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 29 ก.พ. 2020
Aerial photography/videography
Email smith_trevor16@sky.com
Email smith_trevor16@sky.com
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WHAT'S LEFT OF RAF NORTH WITHAM
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An explore and drone flight of former RAF North Witham
Exploring Former RAF King's Cliffe
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A drone flight and gimbal camera work of this former USAAF airfield.
The Remains Of RAF Polebrook
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An explore of RAF Polebrook with Mini 2 drone and gimbal camera. From ww2 airfield to cold war base.
Stunning Evening Drone Footage Of The Lindsey Oil Refinery
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Stunning evening footage of the Lindsey oil refinery with the DJI AIR 3 drone.
Exploring Former RAF Fulbeck
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Exploring Former RAF Fulbeck With Drone And Gimbal Camera
DRONE FOOTAGE OF FORMER RAF WELLINGORE
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Fantastic drone and gimbal camera footage of this former WW2 RAF fighter airfield.
The Remains Of RAF Ossington
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Gimbal Camera And Drone Footage Of A Very Large Second World War Airfield
Visit To Newark Air Museum With Drone Flight
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An Afternoon Visit To Newark Air Museum With A Drone Flight # DJI Air 3
Stunning Video And Drone Footage Of RAF Metheringham
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Stunning Video And Drone Footage Of RAF Metheringham
Lincoln's Historic Hartsholm Country Park
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Lincoln's Historic Hartsholm Country Park
LINCOLNSHIRE ViLLAGE ALMOST CUT OFF BY FLOODING!!!
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LINCOLNSHIRE ViLLAGE ALMOST CUT OFF BY FLOODING!!!
Drone Footage Of Thornton Abbey And Gatehouse
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Drone Footage Of Thornton Abbey And Gatehouse
Stunning Drone Footage Of The Longest Suspension Bridge In The UK
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Stunning Drone Footage Of The Longest Suspension Bridge In The UK
Drone Footage Of The Best Preserved Medieval Village In England
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Drone Footage Of The Best Preserved Medieval Village In England
Stunning Drone Footage Of A Beautiful Cathedral
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Stunning Drone Footage Of A Beautiful Cathedral
Fascinating what's about when you look have you had any issues with permission accessing and filming properties like this... Thanks for sharing👍👍👍
@@philkennedy342 pleased you enjoyed the video. Yes had one or two little issues but nothing major. Mainly farmer's not wanting to grant permission but to be fair most farmers have been ok as long as they can see you're genuine.
Nice one mate.raf Folkingham
No not RAF Folkingham, it's RAF Witham just off the A1
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I remember walking over a penestrian rail bridge when I visited my grandfather in the 1970s and down below was a load of military trucks and equipment being refurbished. It looked just like this. :)
Thanks for watching 👍
Ahh... Raf binbrook. The raf base my streed was named after Fun fact: All of the garths in hull are named after raf bases
Those Control Towers must have been a standard build - this one looks the same as Davidstow Moor and Dunkeswell
Yes they do look a standard build. Most of the ones I've been to all look the same.
Who does it belong to now 🤔
Forestry commission
Nice one pal.keep up the good work.much appreciated.
Thanks, will do 👍
Great flyover I like power station videos thanks for sharing 😊
Which fishing lake is it?
Norton Disney fishing complex Lincolnshire
Interesting to see the aircraft dispersal points with AR shelter accommodation for the ground crews and those pillboxes . .
Very much enjoyed making this video 🤗
Trevor, would love to get a look around the MT office alongside the MT sheds . Square brick buildings at the start -ish are Pyro stores, two compartments holding pyrotechnics such as flares. The long Nissen huts (mistakenly described as WAAF accommodation) are actually Fusing huts. That small dispersal shelter with the triangular apex are few and far between but are around at other locations.
Fangasti flight of castle😮🦤Seagull Fly
Thanks very much 👍
Trevor, wombleton is still an active airfield with a number of light aircraft based there. Flying a drone over an airfield where aircraft could join and land anytime potentialy puts aircraft and pilots at risk. There is signs on the airfield advising that is active. What did you think the windsock was for on the control tower?
@@tomcassells3775 it's in unrestricted air space I flew it from a public right of way. So in that case you use your discretion and if there are aircraft present you don't fly. There weren't aircraft present. Answer to you're question 🤗🤗
@@tomcassells3775 You obviously don't know the drone code for drones under 250 grams???
Great video , living in Stamford we are surrounded by old RAF bases . Theres another near Finshade on the forestry commision land ., complete with old buildings .
Will have a look, thanks for the info
Would that be former RAF Colyweston?
Another interesting video , thanks for posting .
Thanks for watching buddy 👍
It's been nearly 20 years since I was there and visited the surrounding pubs which the servicemen used when unable to go further afield. The local said that at the end of the war a lot of stuff was dumped in the nearby water course.
@@BigMrFirebird-ne1wt shame about the stuff being dumped in the water course but apart from that must have been a hive of activity back in the day
could it be a air raid shelter in first bit?
Apparently someone has said the structure's at the end of the video are blast shelters
The two open top structures at the end of the video are simple blast protection shelters in case of bombing.
Yes that makes sense, thanks very much for letting me know 👍
@@trevorsmith1995 I think they might have had earth banked up round them oiginally.
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I think these disused places should be better managed, they are part of our history after all.
I totally agree, such a shame to see them crumbling away
King's Cliffe airfield is owned by Martin George of Whitworths milling. He's worth hundreds of millions. It's been rented out to a local farmer who has a lifetime rental contract for the last 50 years. In the 80's they were negotiating to pay the farmer out of his contract so they could develop the buildings and build a village up there. Unfortunately, the deal fell through as Martin George saw farming was going through a hard time and he thought the farmer would go bankrupt and he would get the land back for nothing. Fortunately for the farmer he held on and greed didn't prevail.
@@-GTP316 That's a very interesting story and yes thankfully greedy didn't prevail. Thanks for sharing 👍
thank you , from wigan , lancs
@@tracya4087 your very welcome 🤗
My last (final) posting. ATC Supervisor. I retired in 1982. It is sad to see what was once a meticulously maintained RAF Base (5 & 11 Sqdns, Lightnings) turned into a shambles of a waste dump.
Yes such a shame to see what these military bases turn into.
ABCT total load of self-serving bollox who pollute these special places
I know what you mean, I really enjoy exploring these historical sites and does annoy me when I see rubbish strewn everywhere. Thanks for watching
Hi Trevor - I work for the Prax Group please can we share your drone footage?
Hi Natalie, thanks for watching the video and really pleased you enjoyed it. My email address is smith_trevor16@sky.com I would be more than happy to discuss this. Many thanks.
@@trevorsmith1995 I have just sent you an email!
@@trevorsmith1995 thats nice footage it's got to be worth many quids :)
The Watch Office (Control Tower) is in pretty good condition considering its age. Most have had their windows knocked out. Those earth mounds around some of the brick buildings are blast walls, which says those buildings held bombs, pyrotechnics, ammunition or bomb fuses. If the building accidentally blew up, the blast walls would help stop the blast from destroying everything close by by deflecting the explosion upwards. Very interesting video.
Great video Trev stunning footage liked &subscribed mate 👍
Thanks very much Jim, pleased you enjoyed it and thanks for the like and subscribe 👍
@trevorsmith1995 no worries mate will look forward to seeing some more footage from you 👍
Thanks for the tour of strubby my son works on the go-cart track is it ok to send the video to him thanks.
Yay…. 5 Squadron rules!!! Frangas non Flectas!
When Ludford first opened, the aircrews nicknamed it "Mudford Magna" due to the poor drainage and unfinished status. Throughout the war, things didn't improve much, it was always a wet site.
I'm not sure about Binbrook, but part of RAF Faldingworth is still used by Rolls Royce and the RAF for jet engine testing and repairs. There was also high security storage for nuclear bombs and trigger fuses. It was a sad day when the BAC Lightenings left Lincolnshire forever.
Those concrete block 'pillbox' type buildings were likely post WW2 sentry posts for airfield security to shelter in. Nice drone work. Poor wifey looks a bit bored though. 😂
Fancy leaving the rifle butts still standing in the middle of prime agricultural land. I’m glad they did. They look very impressive, especially from the air. You could almost misidentify them as some old Roman ruins. 👍
Yes looks impressive doesn't it 🤗
Usually buildings with blast walls, housed ammunition. They definitely weren’t bombproof, but they would contain small cartridges going off.
Excellent video Trevor! I spent many hours as a kid with my dad flying my model aircraft there, and in later years teaching my then girlfriend to drive. RAF Metheringham is said to be haunted by the spirit of Katherine Bystock, who was a local girl killed on the back of her RAF boyfriend's motorbike when they crashed on the eastern perimeter track after skidding on some loose gravel. Thumbs up from a fellow DJI Mini 2 and Mavic Air 2 pilot.
10:35 This was the fire and ambulance station.
Having been up and down the A1 since the late 70's, and a keen fan of RAF history, I always looked out for Woolfox & still do to this day. There is actually quite a lot left really, very enjoyable to see this video with some of the original foundations and the control tower. For those who saw it when the missiles were there I do envy you. I am always struck by the original concrete fence posts and slowly degrading base fencing next to the A1, given it has probably been there since the 50's or earlier it has held up really well. None of these things were built to last and thrown together at the time in haste.
We used to take the motor bikes on the runway back in the 70s.
Bet there was a lot more to see back then
@@trevorsmith1995 Yes there was the bikes where crazy Always remember my dad saying the air was full of planes on the eve of market garden what a sight that must of been
Trained here many times with T.A. in 70s, 80s & 90s, including a full blown night helicopter assault. Sadly even then much of it was in agricultural use and we exited the chopper and quickly went to ground onto a newly pig-slurried area. Fun!
Utilizing a drone and gimbal camera to explore the former RAF Fulbeck, the expedition delves into the historical site with a fresh perspective. Have a great day💖👍TFS
You're welcome, thanks for watching
Great video but turn the music off🤔
i played on these as a kid , my family house was just off the drone shot ahah, we found a ww2 RAF cap badge in our garden
i know where fullbeck is as i went to a school out in that area. i did not know about the airfield or there being remains of it still there.
Very interesting place to visit
Thank you, looking forward to this.
Enjoy 👍
A new generation that doesn’t understand how war affects everyone is slowly trying to peel back layers of WWII that don’t need to be peeled. They have no concept of what the Greatest Generation experienced nor do they care.
I can recall as a young lad in the 60's a row of Bloodhound missiles along the edge of the roadside at Woolfox.
Bet that was an awesome site 🤗
@@trevorsmith1995Yes I also remember them on my way to holiday in Redcar
Was stationed at RAF Binbrook 1975 /6.. was a Painter and Finisher in 1975 we painted the first Lighting in camaflauge colours ...not a lot health and safety in those days....😀
Take a look at the TH-cam clip of former RAF Polebrook.. At 2mins you see what i mean about the Thor missile launch sites
Looking at your drone footage there are no remnants of the original Thor launching site. If you look at other Thor Missile sites such as RAF's North Luffenham, Feltwell, Shepherds Grove you will see the distinct shapes of the launching sites. RAF Barnham was a Thor servicing site in Suffolk
Faldingworth was only a storage site. Didn't have launch pads.sites like RAF caistor Ludford Magna and coleby were Thor sites. But I know what you mean. Will be visiting more sites when the weather is in our favour. Thanks for the positive comments 👍
The storage area @ 5mins used to store Firestreak and Red Top missiles for the lightnings
Nice one thanks for the info, much appreciated 👍
I also have a Mavic Mini 2 as well as the Mavic Air 2. I've flown my Mini 2 both in the UK, and in Europe (Poland) so had to do the EASA flight test. DJI products may not be the cheapest around, but they certainly are damned good quality. I also use the RM 500 Smart Controller with both my drones, that really IS a game changer! I use Drone Harmony for autonomous flights and flight planning.
Yes I really like the DJI products, I also bought the DJi Air 3 last August, the quality is also outstanding.
Nice footage my friend. That is the exact place I was planning to take my newly acquired DJI Mavic Air 2 for it's first test flight. I live about 10 minutes away.
Yes its a very interesting place. Be very careful with your drone, there's a private grass runway next door and often has light aircraft flying. Doesn't show up up on any of the drone apps. Enjoy your flight with your new drone 👍
@@trevorsmith1995 Thanks. Yes, that's Dave Porters grass strip. I've taken quite a few flights from there in a Jodel 112.