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Hehehe! I wanted to show that people live here, beside this beautiful walk way!

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This is at the base of Burnaby Mountain, on the hiking trail towards North Road.

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You should, 4k is great, but 60fps with Drone footage is where its at! The Mini 2 doesn't support 4k at 60fps, I will be upgrading eventually, but for now I find this the most pleasing.

Yes, when we did this film last February it hadn't though. ☺️

This particular aquatic biome did house fish in the first place and fish would naturally find a way back to that habitat. However, we have decimated the sturgeon population worldwide. They managed to live in large and healthy populations for about 200 million years, but commercial fishing and human greed has decimated their populations. Our dams are also to blame for sturgeon decline as well as other fish. LUCKILY, biologists are restoring some populations in Mississippi, Missouri and St. Louis rivers but unfortunately exact locations can't be produced since they are scared of poachers. Sturgeon require time to develop - males reach mating maturity at 15yrs and females at 30 - so if that population were to thrive again in the lake, a team of biologists, and Sema:th would have to come together and protect the lake from people. Likely the lake would be closed off to public in a conservation effort. Other fish in the lake like cod, carp , pink salmon etc would naturally come back, or would adapt if introduced.

Thank you! Our director is furiously writing the new outline. Keep checking in - we'll announce here, and socials when it's going to production. @bricklightfilms for all of them!

We didn't intend for it to be a prophetic video - however, it was inevitable at some point that the flood would happen again - and it's right on time. Every 30 or so years. Drained in 1920, flood in May 1948, flood in Nov 1990, Nov 2021.

This day and age we should be moving away from the Zuiderzeewerken and Deltawerken (dam systems, land reclamation, water drainage works) and learn how to work with the land we were given instead of against it. When this area floods again, and it will, it will be another trillion dollars to fix. If we work with the land and understand it's natural patterns and resources, we could better utilize the space and be more productive without habitat fragmentation, wiping out entire ecosystems, species populations etc. Even the Dutch member of our crew is all for moving away from the human "progress" of the environment. This isn't saying we want starvation and no jobs. There's a better way to do it and the government and industry sector have been told - in detail - how to pull it off and they won't listen.