Here's a pretty cool helicopter flight

[Matthew]

The video ran slow on my internect connection, I hope it works better on yours.

It's a helicopter flight in Nimmo Bay, BC - you can drag the video around 360 degrees using the mouse.

http://northstudio360.yb.nl/nimmobay/embed/YBPlayerLite.swf?c=config_embed

 

[Dan Thomas]

The video ran slow on my internect connection, I hope it works better on yours.

It's a helicopter flight in Nimmo Bay, BC - you can drag the video around 360 degrees using the mouse.

http://northstudio360.yb.nl/nimmobay/embed/YBPlayerLite.swf?c=config_embed

Makes me homesick. Here's a pic of home and another of where we're at.
I surely do miss the mountains.

Dan

 

[Matthew]

I surely do miss the mountains.

I know the feeling - from Colorado to Kansas for me...

 

[David7700]

Very cool!

 

[TangoWhiskey]

Would love to see it. I get a '404 not found' in both IE and Chrome.

 

[Matthew]

Looks like it's been moved.

Try this:

http://www.nimmobay.com/media/360-video/360-video-nimmo-bay-helicopter-resort

 

[Lawreston]

In keeping with the thread title, here would be a "pretty cool helicopter flight." Back on Dec. 03 I posted a picture of a Robinson R-44: "Nice Wax-job." When the Pennsylvania based R-44 left I took many shots of its departure, some being very tight views of the bird. I'm in contact with Robinson's Public Relations Dept. about my images possibly being used in their brochures. Also, all the images have been sent to the R-44 owner, with the request that, if he shares the photos with friends to please include a photo credit with any image. Yesterday I received the following response. But it's his last sentence that's really interesting.

"You bet I would give credit! I would love to see something in a Robinson brochure/mkting piece. Have a really nice holiday and thanks again. Next time I'm in the area, we can get you up in this contraption for a little aerial photography!"

That will be outstanding!

HR

 

[poadeleted21]

I know the feeling - from Colorado to Kansas for me...

Can I mail ya'll some mountain weather this time of year?