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This week we have been adding to our series for our #aerialvideography showreel where we have filmed iconic #Cornish destinations. Starting at Boscastle, which was decimated by a flood 17 years ago, we were able to capture extraordinary views of the rugged cliff faces and the blue Atlantic waves crashing into the cliffs. The video also captures Brentor church from above. This church is on top of a tor next door to #dartmoor. With the stunning backdrop, the services in this ch

Have you ventured onto #dartmoor during the summer? If you're lucky enough, you might bump into a magnificient animal. With horns as long as a man's arm and a long coat resembling a Wolly Mammoth, I am of course talking about the fabulous #Highlandcattle. Descended from the now extinct Aurochs, the Highland cattle have been a resident of Dartmoor National Park for over 150 years. With herds ranging all over the park, they are bred for milk, beef and some are kept as pets! W

Taking this picture of snow on #Dartmoor, #Devon, #SouthWest England, was a particularly special moment now that global heating due to man–made climate change is dramatically reducing the chance for #DifferentViewPhotography to capture classic winter scenes like this. 2020 saw the world hit the joint highest temperature on record as carbon dioxide, released into the atmosphere when fossil fuels are burned, continued to build up. C02 makes up just 0.03% of atmospheric gasses b