It's an injustice to say best beaches in Norfolk, these beaches are without doubt the best in the country. And may I add beautiful shot and marvellous drone shots Imagine riding you horse's on that beach, it would exhilarating. Thank you.
@@ChristineFisher123 Sadly there's a in flux of mainly Londoners buying a lot of property as second homes in North Norfolk, in fact Norfolk has the most second homes in the country, Also Norwich has just been named 2nd best city behind Edinburgh to bring a family up. So I fear for once peaceful beaches of Norfolk
Hello, I loved your video and I went to Holkham beach to enjoy the place and also fly with my new drone. I'm new to drones and still learning, I went there yesterday and an officer asked for a permit to fly my drone on the beach. When you filmed did you need this authorization or do you know where I can get it?
Hi! Thank you! No, I didn't have a permit (or license) at the time, but I filmed this before there was a big clamp down on unlicensed drone use. Did he mean a license in general or a permit for that beach? I think Holkham is owned by the National Trust (?) so technically you'd need to get permission from them before you can fly there, along with having your license (if it's over 250g in weight). But sadly I don't think NT allow recreational drone use in any of their spaces now. Hope this helps.
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Fantastic video
It's an injustice to say best beaches in Norfolk, these beaches are without doubt the best in the country. And may I add beautiful shot and marvellous drone shots
Imagine riding you horse's on that beach, it would exhilarating. Thank you.
@@ChristineFisher123 Sadly there's a in flux of mainly Londoners buying a lot of property as second homes in North Norfolk, in fact Norfolk has the most second homes in the country, Also Norwich has just been named 2nd best city behind Edinburgh to bring a family up. So I fear for once peaceful beaches of Norfolk
I didn't know there were these massive sandy beaches on the English coast. You learn something new every day.
They truly are beautiful , when we come back to Norwich we seem to spend most of the time at the wonderful Norfolk beaches
Thank you! Yes, they are absolute gems :)
great video , ive visited most of these beaches a lovely area.Thanks for sharing 🙂👍
Beautiful landscape
I’ve netted sea trout and caught lobsters from the pools by the wreck at Brancaster. This was back in the 70’s.
I am in love, awesome video - but damn… no trees for shade anywhere !
Plenty of trees especially wells/Holkham with its pine forrest
Lovely place , imagine it with palms😍🌴
NICE!!!
Nice video and great drone footage. I shoot on the Mavic Pro 1, but the DJI Mavic 2 seems even better.
Thank you! Yes, I love the Mavic 2! The camera is fantastic
Really beautiful 😀😀😀😀
My favourite places
Awesome!
Hello, I loved your video and I went to Holkham beach to enjoy the place and also fly with my new drone. I'm new to drones and still learning, I went there yesterday and an officer asked for a permit to fly my drone on the beach. When you filmed did you need this authorization or do you know where I can get it?
Hi! Thank you! No, I didn't have a permit (or license) at the time, but I filmed this before there was a big clamp down on unlicensed drone use. Did he mean a license in general or a permit for that beach? I think Holkham is owned by the National Trust (?) so technically you'd need to get permission from them before you can fly there, along with having your license (if it's over 250g in weight). But sadly I don't think NT allow recreational drone use in any of their spaces now. Hope this helps.
@@justinekibler8198 You helped a lot, thanks for answering my question.
Hello Justin! Is it okay if we use 0:28-0:34 for our Overstrand vlog?
Hi! If you can add a credit to the footage then yes that's fine :)
Thank you. Credits to the footage has been added
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