I try to thank God each day for all this beauty he has allowed us to experience. Thank you, Ken...

Beautiful shots. Wow.

Just a beautiful glimpse of God’s spectacular creation. Thanks Ken!

Great footage, sunrise was lovely.

Beauty and information! Well done.

Thanks for sharing this information with us today and the amazing footage

I just love your videos. They show so much of God’s work and beauty!

Beautiful images courtesy of Ken and God Almighty

Nice views! I worked in aerospace for a number of years with a lot of FAA interaction- overall I think they are an intelligent, well run agency. God has seen fit to give us a beautiful world to live in. 😊

Ken!! Awesome footage. Honestly… I cried tears of happiness that i call this home. Thank you.

Stunning views, Ken. Thank you for sharing.

Beautiful country side, thank you skinny 🙏

Absolutely wonderful footage. Keep them coming.

Nice. Thank you.

Rats, I didn't know you had to keep a line of sight to your drone all the times. Thanks for getting the fog valleys with the drone. It is so beautiful. I agree Ken, you need to keep your drone flying license because you do such a good job filming with it! Very nice sunrise at the end! Thanks for this Ken!

Very awesome shots. Shots like this are usually reserved for us pilots. Not much fun to fly in, spectacular to fly near and above. Great job, keep this stuff coming!!

Hi Ken, there are job's worth's all over the world....... such a shame..... love the video clips Tim & Sophie....

Good to step out of the busy 2022 and enjoy your surroundings, thanks for sharing.

Love ur background music as well.

Thanks!😊

Drones are great for things like this. To see Vermont from the air is so amazing

Hi Ken. Great drone footage of the Valley's and Mountains of Vermont. Stunning.

Great!

So very pretty and relaxing

The videos of fog in the valleys are spectacular. I also loved the timelapse of the sunrise. That's one I hadn't thought about doing. I believe the FAA regulation on fog is that you must stay 2,000 ft horizontally and 500 ft vertically from it. Pretty cool that you're up in elevation that youare able to look down on it! We just had our first snowfall here in Michigan on Sunday. I have the video on my channel. Because of the cloud cover, it looks drab in comparison to your videos. You're welcome to check mine out, though. Keep showing us your beautiful scenery. Love it!

Love the videos of the fog that you shared with us.

education 101 on drone flying. Thank you.

Oh, this is so peaceful. Best RX.

Thank you, Ken, for sharing this beautiful video and information in your charming, quiet way - a morning meditation on the beauty of VT.

The FAA is trying to protect Americans. You can work within the parameters and still capture wonderful scenery. One of my cousins was flying away in his company plane. He was the pilot. Someone in the wedding party thought it would be "fun" to phone the airport tower and say that the pilot had just left a wedding reception. Well, we drove out to the tower. We were still wearing our rented Tuxedos. The tower saw us on the ground and wanted to talk to us. (The cousin was being held on the ground and prevented from takeoff.) We drove away in a hurry. By the way, the wedding reception served no alcohol. This was the day before cell phones etc. . . . The cousin is still married some 50 years later. 😊

Hard to see in fog; interesting accent occassionally. I like to see clearly 🕶️ 🤓. I think fog belongs up in the sky as clouds. Interesting video element.

Pretty neat stuff. 👍🎅🏻

very much appreciated, thank you.

Probably a sensible rule, they should do the same with cars and trucks!

The FAA defines clouds in AC-006B. A cloud is a visible aggregate of minute water droplets and/or ice particles in the atmosphere above the Earth’s surface. Fog differs from cloud only in that the base of fog is at the Earth’s surface while clouds are above the surface. At the end of the day, no matter how you define "fog", you still have the basic restriction that requires drone flight to occur in VFR conditions, with a minimum of 3sm visibility and clearances from the clouds of 500 below, 1000 feet above, and 2000 feet horizontally. Flying in fog, while it might produce cool images, is clearly a violation of that and every Part 107 licensed pilot should already know that. Likewise, I don't see how a person could fly OVER fog since the minimum VFR clearance over clouds is 1,000 feet. Kudos to Ken for avoiding flight through fog once he learned it was prohibited. The quickest way to ruin things for all drone users is to disregard the rules and trash our reputation. Thanks, Ken, for doing the right thing.

I suspect the FAA saying "stay out of the fog' falls under visual flight rules. (VFR in their book) I'd bet they don't want anyone flying a drone in the dark either.

We should always keep the laws of the land and sky they are for a good reason sometimes it’s not right but we put in the law maker in place

✨~~~ Wow ! ~~~ ✨

Seems like we always have fog in the morning living on the Connecticut River. Thank you Ken

Wrestling lumber into submission to build useful structures is an honorable and respected profession. But, I sense your latest calling producing these fantastic videos will carry you into the future. 🇺🇸

Ken i try to listen better as i get older and noticed something you said you work hard for your pilot lic and you dont want to lose them i fell the same way i work very hard to but we must be careful to keep what is ours nice job we just have to stay out of the fog

Exceptional video. I never knew that about the fog and drones. Was it difficult to get your license? Thanks again for another beautiful video

It is good to know the DO's and DONT'S of drone flying so you can capture the beautiful sun rises and sunsets of our wonderful land without "Big Brother" interfering. Thanks, for sharing Ken.

Ken’s has an added advantage he can hear his area. As a pilot inside your airplane (outside) nothing. And he can see via the camera a larger view. All said he’s good, safe, and sound 😊. As you can see from his post. Thanks Ken.

Nice

VFR only

You could add some nice strobe lights to be able to see it in the sky.... works well for fog and great at night. They are small and rechargeable. On the other hand you may want to be careful of the high moisture content fog brings. Most drones can fly in the rain but can be damaged by the moisture (dew) going through the drones internal cooling