Human drone is at it again. This time out in some massive snow fields with some wingmen and at a beautiful golf course along the river.
Flying gold courses in the winter is awesome since they have some nice lines to run, beautiful fairways and routes and you can get down low and swoop through the tree runs. So very cool.
This video is kind of an FPV style, as I fly down and around a couple fairways at the golf course. So fun!
Then back out along some massive Canadian snow fields, these huge fields look like lakes with the perfect snow on them.
My buddy here is catching a sweet long foot drag, so I swooped along from above to film his shenanigans.
And some more pictures of the gorgeous winter scenery along the river and golf course.
These fairways and the clouds just look awesome on this flight. A great one to remember.
This course is right along side the bow river, in Alberta Canada. The river during this flight was surprisingly still flowing from warm weather, but it usually just freezes over in our winters, which it likely will soon.
And that's my human drone machine, my awesome #Kangook Paramotor and #Dudek DriftAir glider. An excellent combo and of course I'm styling the snowmobile suit to stay warm on these winter fly days.
I hope you enjoy the photos and videos from this human drone. Catch you on the next one!
That looks like great fun, and fantastic shots! It does look a bit chilly up there, but looks like you dressed for it.
It definitely has the cold downside in winter, but no different than skiing or snowmobiling, just dress properly and good to go.
Wow, that looks like a lot of fun, great shots!
It sure is, was a great flight too! Thanks for the comment
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Stunning! I don't remember Alberta being so flat 😅 But what a view! What a day to be a human drone!
Thanks @actaylor, its a big enough province to have it all. Huge mountains, foothills and huge prairies. I live on the edge of the prairies and foothills so can get into both pretty easily.
Sounds ideal 💫