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Stunning footage of the St Helens Fort Walk from last night (Monday). We can't believe how many people were taking part!
Aerial Drone Video
Drone aerial video footage of the Isle of Wight shows the stunning beauty of the Island.
Below are the articles that we’ve gathered together that show Quadcopter / Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) / drone footage.
There are some amazing views in and amongst them.
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This video shot by Richard Manser of SafeSite clearly shows the devastating impact of the fire that raced through The Island Learning Centre last week after the school's minibus was set on fire.
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We love the rise of aerial footage (no pun intended) of the Isle of Wight. Sit back and enjoy this three minute film of Shanklin, Sandown and Ryde beaches from the air. It's glorious!
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Sit back and enjoy this beautiful flight over the Blackgang landslip, filmed by Paul Knights onboard his model glider.
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We love the proliferation of videos of the Isle of Wight shot from the air. The latest to join the high flyers is Pete Box of Wight Sky Cam.
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Here's a different way to see the Isle of Wight - by jumping out of a plane! This video shows mad footage of people leaping out of planes and loving it. Would you do it?
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There were highs and lows in 2014 on the Isle of Wight. See our roundup of the top three most read articles from each month throughout the year. Let's hope 2015 brings more joy into our lives.
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Only by watching this video will you truly understand quite how enormous the Osborne House estate is.
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Taking inspiration from other Islanders like Seb Godsmark, Connor Woodman has captured some great footage showing Isle of Wight in all its glory.
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We reckon you'll love this footage as much as you loved the sunsets shot from the air that Seb Godsmark shared back in April.
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Great, clear photos of the iconic Isle of Wight's Needles, taken from the air, available for you to see in full HD-width.
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Setting off from Ryde at 6:40. Also being covered live on BBC South Today.
