092 Did you ever want to see into the Thornton Quarry? Now's your chance!
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- čas přidán 3. 10. 2021
- Exploring the Thornton Quarry in Chicago, Illinois, with DJI Mini 2 and added history.
The Thornton Quarry is a fascinating place that millions of people drive over but rarely get to see. I always wanted to see inside but getting on a tour is very difficult so I flew my drone over it and found out some really interesting information when I put the video together.
This video is a remake of one of my popular but early videos and I think the sound has been improved. It also has new historical information and is a bit shorter.
Join me as we take a short flight over the giant hole in the ground just outside of Chicago.
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Thanks for sharing this, love watching informative videos like this. Well produced and fun to watch. Have a wonderful weekend my friend.
Don't expect this every week! hahahahaha Thanks for the really nice comment. It was a lot of work to put it together!
Our family and I are always watching and supporting you. Wishing you success on your way!
Thank you, my friend!
Excellent flying, views, and the narrative documentary on the huge Thornton Quarry. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! It's always been a fascinating place that piqued my curiosity since I was a little kid!
Wow this is amazing and very fascinating content. Spectacular aerial shots. Thank you for sharing. LIKE 41
I don't know how you fly over such unpredictable ocean waters but that's how I felt over this. I'm grateful for your support!
Wow, what a great perspective the highway running through the middle.
Most people, besides maybe semis, can't see in and people never see that perspective. It took me decades and the invention of the drone to see inside. lol
Good stuff 👏 👍 like 43
Thanks for the visit!
That's the first quarry with a highway running through it that I've seen. That was neat to see from the air 😃👍
Most people drive over it without being able to see inside. It took decades of curiosity and the invention of the drone to do it! Thanks, Brian!
Like 57 excellent footage off the quarry love them when they have the water in them
Better in the quarry than in everyone's basements. After a storm, the water is stored there, treated and pumped out again. Thanks, Fran!
very good video 👍👍👍big like
Thanks for watching...twice?
Thanks for sharing your nice historical quarry with good explanation
I am grateful for your visit and support, Amber!
WOW!!!!! That is the biggest quarry I've ever seen. They should fill them all with water when their finished, would make a huge lake. Like # 13!!!
Haha! We already have nice beaches and Lake Michigan in Chicago! But they do use them for what you said; storm water management. The millions of gallons go here, among other places, from streets' storm drains, get stored, treated and released when the storm is over. It's a really good use for the unused parts of the quarry.
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¡Gracias por la linda visita!
Amazing view. The scenery are beautiful 👍👍👍
I appreciate you always visiting, Ener!
Wow so amazing place thanks for sharing
I'm grateful for your visit and nice words!
Great video. Thanks for sharing 👍 👍👍
I appreciate you watching this video, Ener. It's a unique place in Chicago. Much of the city's roads and foundation came out of this quarry.
Very informative video, thank for sharing with us!
Thank you for your visit and for your kind words!
This was a very educational video and it was cool to see the quarry from the air.
Thanks for sharing my friend!
Thanks for nice comment! The place has always piqued my curiosity since I was a little kid. I wish the real viewing platforms were still in operation but who knows what happened that made them close them. :O
Now that's what you call a quarry!!! It makes the one I filmed look like a small hole in the ground lol. A joy to watch and the accompanying information and facts made it even more interesting. Thanks for sharing and a big thumbs up from me!!
I found your quarry video. Totally different substances mined, of course. This one would probably have shut down on the first day if they tried to get chalk out it. I have another quarry video where they ran out of room and began mining under the neighborhood houses. Much of that quarry is now also used to store storm water and I believe that "supposedly" those tunnels under the homes were filled in.
Wow! Very, very impressive video! Awesome footage! It would be exiting to play with RC cars there :) lol :) Thumbs up!
Definitely would be the perfect place! Even the bulldozers looked like RC from the air! Thanks for stopping by!
I haven't seen your older version of this so it is new to me. Very informative. I find the it fascinating and am awestruck by the immense excavation. Thanks for sharing.
This has been my evergreen video but it needed some refreshing because the sound wasn't so good. It's also an experiment to see what happens when you do something like that. If you ever drive through Indiana into Illinois, you'll have a new appreciation for it. Those of us with basements already appreciate it for the storm water storage. Thanks for the nice comment, David!
We lived on Kinzie Street in 1977 - 78, I was always curious, a great video.
Super interesting history isn't it? Glad you stopped by, Ken!
hello my friend, your video really inspires me so I can imitate how to make videos like you🙏🤗
I will happily wait for the next new video 👍🙏❤️.
Imitating me is a good place to start because you can only get better! 🤣 Thank you!
Wow beautiful landscape 👍🏻
Well, I don't know about "beautiful" haha but I'm grateful for your visit! : )
amazing flight my friend, fantastic drone shots! bravo! :)
Thanks! It took decades of curiosity and the invention of the drone to get this! lol
Wonderful video, Thanks for sharing. I’m new friend always like your video
So glad you visited! I'll be looking for you on my sub list!
now i'm here ha ha what an amazing place
I suspect most Chicago roads and building foundations, etc are built on the rock that came out of these quarries. I'd love to visit the tunnel system that stores the storm water!
Hello my new friend nice video thanks for sharing watching here from Philippines.
Thank you for the visit from the other side of the world!
Really cool place, well done, highway is pretty close to that quarry, don't make a wrong turn, well done thumbs up
Thanks. I think unless you're in a semi, you can't see down anyway so it's hard to get freaked out!
That is very cool!
200-300,000 people pass over this quarry every day but you can't see in because there's a high wall so people don't crash. SO everybody wants to see what it actually looks like. Thanks for watching!
Great views, nice history lesson too.
Thanks and thanks for the visit!
Wow that is some whole in the ground amazing info and video
Thanks! It took decades of curiosity and the invention of the drone to make this! : )
Great aerial views of the quarry and excellent historical and other information. I enjoyed to the end. Thank you my friend.
I was just going to fly over it and show cool drone footage but I discovered great history and thought I'd share. Thanks for the support, Dave!
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fully watched and enjoyed
I appreciate that. My analytics tell me that my subs actually watch almost a minute less than non-subs. Do you have similar numbers?
Awesome and I learned something today. The history of the quarry and your drone shots were amazing. Thank you.
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Thanks, Bob! As usual, I was just going to fly the drone and post a video but then I learned the interesting info and turned it into this. Who knew a big ole hole in the ground could be so interesting? lol
Nice thanks 👍
Thank you, Lisa! : )
Great job! Excellent tour of the quarry!!! Big Like #13
Thanks! My curiosity got the best of me. lol
@@MainlightDrone I definitely understand why. It looks like a fun area to fly!!
That's one BIG freakin' hole!
Sections of it are used for water reclamation and keep Chicago's basements dry. Its walls run with water after waterfalls after a big rain. I just haven't been able to capture that.
Awesome as usual. Highway busynesses remained me oh highway 10 California to Florida. Very informative!👍
80/94 is about as busy as it gets! Thanks for the visit!
I missed this video as I was on/off on the CZcams for last few weeks! Catching up now and find your nice documentary about your local Quarry. Very nicely put together along with drone footage and background history. Thanks for sharing!
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love this type of footage awesome job
Decades of curiosity led to this! Thanks for the visit!
Nice job, good drone coverage. You were very descriptive about it's history. Amazing how big it is. I think maybe they should offer more tour dates🤷 Good share👍👍Like 47
Thanks! I wish they did more tours too. My guess is they just don't want vehicles getting in their way.
Nice driving view !
1:54 That's impressive size of construction!
2:13 I have to say really impressive!
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Have a beautiful Thanksgiving.
See you around
Big thanks! I am always happy when stop by. I'll head over your way to see what's new in Vancouver.
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Always pleasure ^^
Have an amazing weekend !
I remember going across the quarry as a child. Thought the interstate was built on a high bridge all the way across. Interesting to find out more about it.
Me, too! Back then we could only imagine what was down there. Thanks for visiting and commenting, Chris.
That is crazy!! I can't believe how big it is.
I think two of the quarries are closed to more mining but since remediation is impossible, they are used to trap storm water and treat it before it's release again. It keeps tens of thousands of homes from getting flooded basements.
Beautiful place thanks for sharing and good information 👍
Thanks! The place has always piqued my curiosity since I was a little kid.
Interesting place that gives spectacular shots! Very nice video and tour by you! Thanx for sharing! 👍✌
Thanks for the visit! The place piqued my curiosity since I was a little kid so when I got a drone, I just had to see what it actually looks like. Might be a good place to lose a drone, too!
@@MainlightDrone about the drone loosing ... I dont think that can be done, you are good pilot! 👍✌😄
@@stratosfut If I were braver, I would have flown lower inside. I know the drone should return if it gets disconnected but I am not willing to risk it yet!
Always a great video
Thank you for the visit and for the kind words!
That’s the best but about having a drone! Seeing things you always knew about but from a different angle! Yep a big quarry! Amazing how the freeway runs through the middle! Love the history you have shared!
This video took decades of curiosity and the invention of the drone to make! Millions of people drive over it but can't see in. When I put the video together, I discovered a bunch of interesting local history I never knew.
@@MainlightDrone that’s always the best thing about making videos like you say you find out so much history you didn’t know about before!
Great video there 👍👍👍 loved the inclusion of old photos in your edit. Absolutely huge place from your aerial shots ! nice contrast shots with your winter ones as well. That turquoise lagoon looks very tempting for a swim but I’d imagine it’s full of all kinds of chemicals. Hope you managed to secure a ticket 😁 looking forward to your next video
Did you see those arches at the bottom? I think that's where the storm water from the city's storm drains comes from. While it isn't sewage, it would be water full of oil and whatever else you might find on the street. Now that that part of the quarry is closed, they use it to store, treat and release water that would otherwise flood basements. Chicago does have a wonderful lakefront and beaches that are much better suited for swimming! Thanks for the super visit!
Stunning footage and love the Commentary in the video 🙏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻📸
Thanks for visiting and supporting my channel! : )
Hello my new friend. Thank you for showing us the beautiful windy city of Chicago. Very well explained, and beautiful location. New Subscriber and great aerials
Hi Sean, or do they call you Trini? Grateful for your sub and support! This giant hole in the ground notwithstanding, Chicago is a very beautiful city!
@@MainlightDrone Hello my friend. yes my name is Sean, trini is short for triniweekes which is my youtube channel. Chicago sure looks like a beautiful place. Thank you for showing us your great city. stay connected my friend and godbless
Hi friend have a great day
You too.
Very interesting!!
Thanks, Marios! Wouldn't you love to go inside?
@@MainlightDrone 😄👍
Epic video mate! Really enjoyed this one. Thats one hell of a quarry!
Big thumbs up from New Zealand
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I fulfilled decades of curiosity with this one. Thanks for the visit. Are you working on anything?
@@MainlightDronewas awesome man thanks for sharing, yeah I've got a few things on the boiler!
Very interesting video 👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you for your visit and support!
What can I say .. Just a great video 👌👌👌 really great captured the landscape. 🤩🤩 Greetings from the Sauerland michas moments ...... and of course thumbs up and a big subscription 👏👏👏
I am very grateful for your kind words and your support!
Wow.. your drone footages are amazing! And it's great to see the quarry from the above. It's huge! Thanks also for sharing some helpful information.
Thanks, Grace! How would you and your team like to hike it from one end to the other? lol
@@MainlightDrone haha... quite scary :-) don't know how many sink holes are there and I'm not that good in identifying them.. But who knows, we might find some gold ? :-)
Christian now that is how to produce a nice slick informative video
really well done from Steve in the UK.
That's awfully kind of you to say. My original video has been my evergreen video which gets me half of my channels views but I made it before I knew much about recording and editing so I redid the voice, added some more historical info, made the background music quieter and cut 45 seconds.
@@MainlightDrone still a quality video.
that is so huge over there, I also like the lake which I would like to take a dip some day
Some of the quarries are now used to store storm water. When you visit, go to Chicago's beaches instead!
@@MainlightDrone not the same thing, I will send the sedentariness to the beach :)
@@optimixxx hahahahaha Tell you what, if you want to swim there, I'll definitely fly my drone to record it!
Hi Christian, how are you? Here I am to see your videos.
Very interesting this overflight of the quarry with your drone. The view from above highlights every detail, the road is right above the various excavations. 42 Thumbs up Good day
Marco, so glad to see you here. You were one of the first "big channels" to subscribe to mine when I first started out and I lost touch with you. Thank you for your support. I know you were thinking about how many cichlids could you raise in that quarry! hahaha
@@MainlightDrone It's a pleasure Christian, I am aware that it is impossible to have time to follow all the friends who post videos, I was very pleased to see you and hear from you in the comments. Well you guessed it ahahahh actually I also thought if there were fish and what kind in those environments of water that you see from above.
@@MarcoIsidori You have your subscriber status on Public so I can go back and check my list so see who I haven't visited recently and visit them! One of the channels I subscribe to, Mendez Droneops, shoots from the eastern coast of the US and often finds sting rays and other creatures in the water.
@@MainlightDrone Thanks a lot for reporting Christian! I'd like to learn with the drone.
Crikey this was such a great video. Interesting visuals, excellent production and narration. Not many drone videos I've seen are also educational like this one. Very good job!
Yeah, well, don't expect this every week. hahahahaha Thanks, Alex! I often fly over something because it's cool and then discover great history and info later when I edit.
Sometimes it's next to us, and we don't take the time to watch a treasure right next to it very nice video and I also like to discover through your videos nice work bro. Also, we have a new video that makes you travel!
This is a re-edit of my evergreen video that gets half of my channel's views. I can't take the old version down because I'd lose the hours. I hope you find some inspiration in your part of the world that will make me want to travel even more!
Very cool Christian and no never heard of it or been by it. When I used to fly large scale 3D gas airplanes I always wanted to fly over a quarry so you could fly eye level yet have plenty of room below you (we call it being three mistakes high) but without having to be three mistakes high, hence flying on the deck where most 3d maneuvers are preformed. Lol! With that said awesome education vlog of the quarry! Very cool Christian, nice production! 🙏🏼
Thanks, Mike! This video took a lifetime of curiosity and the invention of the drone to make. lol
@@MainlightDrone Hey somethings take a lifetime to come to fruition, better late than never! Lol! Nice!
Very stunning! Well done. Awesome work
Thanks, Jurek! It took decades of curiosity and the invention of the drone to make this! :D
wow what an amazing place, watched a few shows that have found many bodies dropped there over the years, big city
There's no way to know, but I'm sure you're right! :O
Interesting piece of history and an impressive quarry!👍 And this is what drones are perfect for - seeing such places from above. 😊 Also awesome seeing the highway going over the middle of the quarry.
That's right, Torbjørn! It took decades of curiosity and the invention of the drone to be able to make this video!
Certainly! 😃 👍👍
Que legal lugar muito top paraben amigo abraço
Agradeço você e sua visita, meu amigo!
This is a very cool video and the illustration of the magnitude of this place. I will think differently when going through this area in the future now that I seen how huge this place actually is.
Thanks! Just don't stop on the shoulder! 😀
@@MainlightDrone You are welcome and thanks also for the advice.
This is what I love the most about drones. We are allowed to see things that we have seen our entire lives from a brand new perspective. From the amazing to the majestic, Earth is a beautiful sight to see from the air. Thank you for the view and I really appreciate that you take the time to give us viewers a history lesson. You have my like. Where is my heart? 👍
I could not agree more. I've been revisiting a lot of my favorite places to capture them with the drone. And, like you said, even a big old hole in the ground can look beautiful from the air! Thanks for the visit, support and nice comment!
This is very well done and love the narration. Thanks for the share, so informative. That's a massive quarry.
Thanks! How about a zipline down into it? :O
@@MainlightDrone I think you're onto something. Family business?
An absolutely fascinating film, Christian! Congratulations! I am very impressed by the dimensions of this area. Great information that you put together and presented. Fully watched, #66#. Best wishes from Germany, Frank
Thank you, Frank! It took decades of curiosity and the invention of the drone for me to make this. hahaha I appreciate your support!
Awesome video.. am sure I’ve seen it before though or something very similar, anyway it’s a fantastic place and great flying too 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks, Lee. Yeah, I fixed the sound, added some history and actually shortened it by 45 seconds. Thanks for watching it twice!
@@MainlightDrone it was well worth a second look… it’s a great video 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Nice video!
Thanks
This is in my back yard!! Awesome video!! And the Overlook you filmed from is 2 blocks from my house..... When I was younger the overlook was open to the public and has an interesting of the variety of limestone and other stone found in the quarry.
There also used to be tours given regularly, but I think these have been stopped.
Hey, Carrie, glad you visited. I hear it's hard to get on the tours, if they are even happening. I've had several people comment who were truck drivers who drove there every day. Now that would be really cool!
@@MainlightDrone in the late 80s it was easy to get on tours, they were very frequent, not quite sure why that changed, but it is pretty incredible inside.....my only problem with the quarry today is the amount of dust that blankets vehicles parked outside as well as the amount of white splashes in bad weather due to the dust on the roads.....even finds its way into the house even with super sealed windows and furnace with the best filter! 😂🤣
@@carrieh9956 Wow, I never thought of that! Did you ever go on one of the tours or onto one of the observation decks?
@@MainlightDrone observation deck many times on the 80s and one bus tour, but I was too young to really appreciate it. The observation deck has a nice display of the variety of fossil examples found in the quarry
Wow! I guess this is my first time learning about this place. I can't believe how MASSIVE this place is! Thank you for peppering in some history.
You just have to know that if you were able to visit and you dug (haha) into the history of the place, you'd find tons of stories of crazy stuff that happened there. How many bodies do you think might be buried there? :O
Another stunning video buddy… thanks for sharing 😁😁. Looks like a great place to fly 😊
Thanks! Might be a good place to fly but if you lose your drone, it's gone forever! 😢
@@MainlightDrone haha very true
Wow, absolutely amazing! Stunning to see how the highway bisects the whole area...and a little frightening too! Really appreciated the added history. There are so many places too that I have driven by so many times and never really stopped for a further investigation. But I guess we have all done some of that over the past months. Great share! Hope you have a wonderful week...Bruce and Otis
This happens to me all the time. I set out to just fly over some place cool but discover history that I have to share! Super grateful for your visit and support, Bruce! (and Otis - you're a big help , too.)
Cool video. My mom and dad grew up in nearby Harvey. I remember driving across with my dad as a kid in the 80s and 90s. My dad’s friend committed suicide by jumping from the bridge. They used to have planned dynamite a couple times a week, it would shake the ground for miles around.
Thanks for the visit and the comment, Rob. What a tragedy about your friend's dad. Wow. I added some history, fixed the audio and shortened the video if you want to see just a bit more about the quarry's history. czcams.com/video/kIaDwruL4Cs/video.html
That’s really cool! Nice way you to explain things in your video good job!
Thanks! I usually find a cool place to fly the drone but then I discover great history that I have to share. Hopefully it keeps my viewers awake. lol
@@MainlightDrone great idea! Good narration too. I’ll have a look at your videos too! Thanks again. It’s always difficult getting a CZcams channel up to snuff lol
nice!
Thanks for the visit, Matt! This is one of my faves.
Liked #121, curious why you wanted to video the qyarry from the other video...now I see why. These quarries are big enough in my eyes to fit about 7 or 8 baseball sized stadiums or maybe football stadiums on each of the 4 corners. North Carlina has the largeat quarry? It says granite. The deepest in Bingham Canyon. Thank tou for the history lesson of these quarries.
Supposedly this is the largest aggregate quarry. I'm not sure what they use to define the sizes. I'd love to take a tour though!
Wow this was such unique footage. Amazing to see in winter, looked like icebergs cut out 😍👏
Thanks! What I really want is to shoot it after a huge rainfall. We'll see.
Those are actually aerators
Hi Christian that's quite the place and the fact that traffic is flowing across it amazes me.
The access is not allowed to get right down into unless you have permission I would think because that would be interesting to look for fossils etc. Have you booked your tour yet ? I would really enjoy a tour throughout this Quarry. Awesome video Christian.
A few college geology classes may be allowed there from time to time but I wouldn't know more than that. The tours are very hard to get onto being booked two years in advance. For now I'll have to be satisfied by watching CZcams videos! BTW, I got my headset, the same as yours.
@@MainlightDrone Thats great we will be in touch to setup a live meet.
Definitely my favorite video of yours however I'm biased having driving next to that quarry for years. I'll skip the 2 year waiting list to see it though lol
I redid the sound, added some history and shortened it by 45 seconds. Have you been down inside?????
@@MainlightDrone it's even better than last time. No I haven't but feel like I have because of the year video. When I'm home I'm hoping to get out and start shooting the fall colors if my job allows me the time lol
@@JJDrones We might head out to central Iowa in two weeks. Let me know if you drive out I-80 and what the colors are like where you happen to be!
@@westchestermytown6675 I will be driving through Iowa tomorrow. I will definitely let you know
@@westchestermytown6675 I drove to Des Moines today from Omaha and then went north to Minnesota. There are only a handful of trees changing color right now so you may want hold off a little bit.
Fantastic and very instructive quarry exploration from the ground and air. 👏🤘Very exciting. It was a nice little history lession about this site, too. I would love to search for fossils there. The largest brown coal quarry here in Germany is 42 square kilometers and they are allowed to extend to double this area, which is a shame for people living there and the nature reserves. You can see part of it in my video about the abandoned village.
I'll check out your video. Coal mines are terrible. They remove whole mountains and cause extreme destruction. This is only a gravel mine. I would LOVE to go down into the mine, too, and hunt for fossils, too! Thanks for the great comment!
Wow that was an awesome view. How come you shouldn’t stop on the shoulder and investigate? Hahahaha. Maybe only if you have a parachute attached? Really cool and informative video man. Very well done. Gotta apologize for the late view AGAIN! Sorry dude.
No apologies necessary! We were on a short vacay trip to Iowa (don't laugh) so I'm not caught up either! Glad you stopped by!
Vídeo fantástico! Lindas e impressionantes imagens ! Parabéns amigo !! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you very mucho!
Mis felicitaciones, un gran video con mucha información, gran trabajo y dedicación. Mis saludos cordiales desdé la ciudad de Rancagua en Chile...✌🏻
¡Agradezco su apoyo constante y sus amables palabras!
@@MainlightDrone mis palabras son por que realmente tiene Ud. unos trabajos preciosos, con mucha dedicación e información recabada con respecto a sus vuelos, unas tomas espectaculares y de preciosos colores, maniobras excelentes, no soy ni fotógrafo ni camarógrafo y de grandes profesores como Ud y otros droneros voy aprendiendo, todo información y formas de volar que cada uno tiene, uno saca las ideas para ir mejorando mis propios vuelos, las tomas y el aprender a usar la nave en forma correcta, se agradece y se valoran sus aportes. Mis saludos y respetos a Ud. desdé Chile...✌🏻
@@vipervaquerosurbanos6276 Tus palabras son demasiado amables. Simplemente transmito lo que otros me enseñan. ¡Aún me queda un largo camino por recorrer, pero agradezco su apoyo y amabilidad!
@@MainlightDrone estamos en lo mismo, por lo tanto el apoyo es fundamental y en nuestro caso será recíproco así como también aprender, yo aprendo bastante de sus videos, agradesco el pasear, conocer y ver las maniobras q ejecutas al volar, eso enseña mucho...👍🏻...saludos profe...✌🏻
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Great job my dear friend👏👏👏You know, I’ve really enjoyed watching your video. You’re always welcome.Come over for a cup of tea for relax💯💯💯
Thank you! I did!
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Thank you very much.
Do you think they ever will move the road and railway to an other place to get to the stone ? 😊👍🏻
No. I think the quarries with water in them are closed and only used to hold storm water. It looks like the big quarry that's in use might have more rock but I don't really know what the long term plans are.
Die Größe des gesamten Geländes ist wirklich unglaublich groß. Das dort eine Straße drüber führt macht das ganze noch spektakulärer. Wir haben hier in der Nähe den größten Basalt-Steinbruch in Mitteleuropa. Aber im direkten Vergleich ist er natürlich klein obwohl er schon eine ordentliche Fläche aufweist. Vielleicht mache ich dort auch irgendwann mal ein paar Aufnahmen. Das müsste ich aber vorher mit dem Betreiber abklären.
In den USA müssen wir nicht um Erlaubnis fragen, es sei denn, es handelt sich um einen föderalen Ort wie einen Flughafen, eine Militärbasis oder einen Nationalpark, wo wir natürlich überhaupt nicht fliegen können. Ich verstehe, dass Deutschland oder die EU ihre Regeln zum Überfliegen von Privatgrundstücken ändern. Das ist hier auch vorgekommen, aber das wäre zu unschön, um es zu handhaben. Zu diesem Zeitpunkt dürfen wir Grundstücke, Menschen und Straßen passieren, aber nicht schweben und spionieren. Da unsere Drohnen bundesweit registriert sind, würde der Abschuss einer Drohne den Abschuss eines Bundesluftschiffs bedeuten, und das gibt uns einen gewissen Schutz.
@@MainlightDrone We are now also more allowed to fly over properties. Even if they are inhabited. But if I want to record a specific area in particular, it doesn't hurt to ask first. For example, if my drone crashes in the quarry due to a technical defect and I would like to have it back, it makes a better impression to have asked beforehand. 😄
@@mavicandme2547 Absolutely!
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Nice video 👍 hello all my friends please stay connected together 😁
Glad you visited! Thank you. : )
looks like last year people were more interested in the quarry, YT is very very slow these days!
Very slow for me, too. I'm 225 hours away and some days I seem to go in reverse.
@@MainlightDrone they keep cutting my revenue, at least $1 each day ....
@@optimixxx All I can say is I watch your old videos almost every day and if there's a long ad, I just walk away and make myself a sandwich. Since I'm not yet monetized yet, I don't know how all of that works.