It certainly was sad to see it go, but I am glad they're doing something with the space now. :)

Hey Steve. Cool of you to check in, we have been busy re-editing my work as I diversify my old media business to include more drone work. That's at www.youtube.com/@PMCMediaSolutions. We have also been documenting a personal project at: www.youtube.com/@BaileysIntWild. You're welcome to pop over there too. It's weird, I was just talking the other day about uploading new stuff here. Hope you're well!

Thanks. We had special permission, and that definitely made it easier, although it can be reached easily. These shots are a by product of an interview we did for one of our other channels. It was pretty high winds that day. You can see that here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e9uqms-qlZyUlXk.html

They were brilliant!

Welcome, although we have spoken before (Emma from Baileys Int' Wild). This is where I put all of my spare drone videos (and miscellaneous). ❤

@@EmmaBailey great thanks heaps X Jacinta (mum)

Thank you very much. 😎

Thanks so much for visiting, and thanks for the nice comments. Thank you also for the sub. I will make sure to check out your channel. Emma

Thanks so much. It helps that before the drone, I flew RC helicopters and planes, but doing cinematography is certainly something I am enjoying. A skill in, and of itself. There was an extra bonus to this too. The company who manage the ship, and a research project linked to it, asked to use the footage in their work. Which is something I smile about every time I see the ship. Thanks for the great comment, and for watching to the end. I really appreciate it. 👍 (this is also me) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qK6JgtOLvtK8kmg.html

Hi, yeah, it's an absolutely stunning place. The tune is in the description.

I completely agree, hopefully it will be redeveloped well, and be put to good use. Thanks for the comment. :)

Thanks a lot :)

Many thanks for being here, and for the comment.

Thank you! :)

Thanks very much, I agree; it's a unique perspective, on high, above the crowds, but below the clouds. I really appreciate your support!

Thanks very muchly! 😎

Diolch yn fawr, iawn; wow that's music I haven't heard in a while!

Thanks so much for your support :)

Hey Dimi, thank you; for this shoot we were using a DJI Mini SE. Sometimes we use our DJI Inspire 1 too, but it's too big for most things.

Thanks very much, yeah we spend quite a bit of time with the nodes in Davinci doing the colour balance in post.

@@EmmaBailey yes I know exactly what you mean but it's worth the effort 👌

Thank you - something to fill the gap a little bit while the wind is wild.

Thanks very much, yeah it's an amazing place. Really appreciate the comment.

Thanks very much!

Yeah - looks great fun.

Thank you so much for the visit, and greetings. I appreciate the comment and I subscribed to you - great channel.

Very much!

Many thanks, that's very kind!

Thanks very much, I appreciate it that.

Thanks a lot, Paul.

It certainly is a stunning little spot.

Ah, I bet it's eerie down there in the fog! Beautiful landmark though!

Hi there - so sorry I could not reply until now, my computer had a load of problems (like not working), and I have spent the week rebuilding another. Ah yes Tony, that's a great show he has, and I'm always thankful for the support he gives me and everyone else. Thanks a million for the feedback. It's a very impressive pier now, and while I rarely get down to it actually these days, when I do, it's always lovely. I wonder if there's anything else you'll spot here on the channel that will bring back memories!? Thanks very much for the sub. :)

@@EmmaBailey Hi Emma, no problem. I had a similar issue with my laptop last year. I think its the technology's way of saying: 'Hey, give me a break, I haven't had a day off in years!' I'll be checking out a lot more of your work in the coming weeks (reaaly busy ever since I retired). I used to go back to Bangor regularly when we lived in Wrexham, but since we moved to Cornwall 16 years ago I've only been back once as its such a time consuming trek now. Delighted to sub your channel.😊

Thanks very much, it's appreciated.

Thank you, yes it's absolutely beautiful. If you ever get that bike of yours down to Anglesey Circuit (Trac Môn), you should be able to see it from there.

@@EmmaBailey that would be brill!

Thank you muchly!

Glad you liked it, thanks very much.

Thanks so much, I'm pleased you liked it. It's a beautiful little place, full of Welsh charm.

Thank you as always, I really appreciate your kind comments.

They certainly are curious, and that they survived on a near cliff edge for so long is amazing. There's incredible monuments here because the Romans didn't get much chance to destroy the ancient monuments on the isle of Anglesey before they withdrew from Briton (as it was [I think]). So we're now left with loads of Neolithic structures. Literally buildings and burial mounds that are as old, and sometimes older, than the pyramids.

@@EmmaBailey I'm learning some good history on your channel!

Thanks so much, yeah and not only that but it's from the 12th century. Imagine doing that sort of work, but way back then. Incredible really when you think about it.

Thanks a lot, yours too (the music is great).

Thanks very much, I was lucky with the light this time, but it can be really blustery and grey here.

Thanks so much for the visit and comment - yeah, it's a unique little building.