Aerial Drone Videos

Aerial drone footage of trees that had ice covering all over.

This is the historic home of Emma Watts, President of Paramount Pictures, located in Richmond, KY. The estate is located adjacent to Eastern Kentucky University and is a local icon in Richmond.

I wanted to capture just a short clip of the river so I parked at the boat ramp at the end of College Hill Road in Waco, KY. and flew up the river a little ways and then came back down. Directly across from the boat ramp, you can see where the Red River merges into the Kentucky River. Hope you enjoy...

Video captured May 27th, 2018 outside of Berea, KY. In this short video, I am hovering just off the cliffs of the East Pinnacle. I then circle counter-clockwise around the mountain ending the shot with a slow dolly out perspective view. You can see Pilot Knob of to the right in the background and the Red Lick area. Also, you can see two other observation points found at the Pinnacles, Buzzards Roost & Eagle's Nest, as I am coming around East Pinnacle.

Video captured May 27th, 2018 outside of Berea, KY. In this short video, I am hovering just off the East Pinnacle point and then I rise above to get a higher elevation shot.

This is a majestic areal view flying from the 'Indian Fort Lookout' to one of several mountain top observation points, the 'West Pinnacle', found just outside of Berea, KY., using the DJI Mavic Pro drone. I also have a few other aerial videos that I've posted of the other observation points at the Pinnacles and of the Devil's Kitchen, a prehistoric Native American shelter. Hope you enjoy the video... Try to get up there to hike sometime... You'll find me climbing the mountain...

Kentucky’s Red River Gorge Geological Area in Daniel Boone National Forest boasts more than 150 natural arches—the largest collection east of the Mississippi. Among the easiest to access is Sky Bridge, a peculiarly-shaped aperture resembling something of a mix between a blocky anvil and a brontosaurus. It’s a short (1/4 mile) walk to the top of the bridge, but it’s worth completing the 9/10-mile circuit for multiple views of the arch, as well as the colorful gorge to the north and east. [1] Please checkout my other aerial videos at DreamingCreek: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list... [1] The above reference was taken from Andrew Wojtanik's website. He has one of the best informative sites on hiking with some awesome photos. Give his site a visit at: https://liveandlethike.com/

The Pinnacles - (Indian Fort Lookout, Devil's Kitchen, & West Pinnacle - 2017) @ Berea, KY (2K)

Friends down from Cincinnati visiting the Pinnacles just outside of Berea, KY.

Flying about 200' over the Emma Watts estate, Elmwood, located adjacent to the campus of Eastern Kentucky University. This view is facing towards the central part of campus.

Captured an approaching train as I was out flying....

The Valley View Ferry provides passage over the Kentucky River in rural central Kentucky. Located on Kentucky Route 169, this ferry service connects auto traffic between the county seats of Richmond in Madison County and Nicholasville in Jessamine County. The ferry was founded in 1780, predating Kentucky's admission to the Union in 1792. It is widely regarded as the commonwealth's oldest continually operating business.[1] For more interesting history of the Valley View Ferry click here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Valley_... Please hit the Like button and subscribe! Share this video to those interested in Madison County history, and spread the word about Dreaming Creek! Thank you... REF: [1] Poor, Chris (1991-07-28). "The Return of the Valley View Ferry: Oldest Business is Back in Business". Lexington Herald-Leader.

This was an early route of Kentucky settlers which starts at the mouth of Muddy Creek on the Kentucky River, travels through Doylesville to Union City, and then on towards Richmond. On this section of the creek, close to the bend that's seen in the footage, I found an old, built-up road bed, about 20 ft in width, which was lined on either side with laid rocks walls approximately 3 1/2 ft tall. The road was barely recognizable due to heavy growth of foliage and paralleled the course of the creek for some distance. This structure was found on only one side of the creek. I figured that it must have been built-up and a bridge of some fashion attached to ease the crossing of the creek during high waters. At the bottom of the structure, within the creek bed, there is a square hole, having 8 inch sides and about 3 inches deep, cut out of the rock. About 10 ft up the creek, I found an iron rod with a diameter of 2 inches, embedded into the creek bed protruding about 4 inches. Not sure of the purpose of the hole nor rod.

Nested along one of the ridges just a few miles south of the county line that is formed by the winding Kentucky River which divides Madison and Fayette counties in Central Kenucky, the home of Cassius Marcellus Clay sits the stately manner. White Hall State Historic Site was the home of Cassius Marcellus Clay, 19th century emancipationist, politician, newspaper publisher, Ambassador to Russia, and friend to Abraham Lincoln.

New Covenant Reformed Baptist Church 'Ecclesia Reformata Et Semper Reformanda' New Covenant Reformed Baptist Church now occupies the old Cane Springs Church building. According to the best of our knowledge, this is the oldest standing church building in Madison County, Kentucky. The building was erected in 1813. The building is on the National historical Register as of 1978.

Out flying the drone and spotted some turkey. They got a little freaked out so I didn't get too close. Send some love... Please share and give me a like. Also... please subscribe. Thank you.