The Gold Coast Bulletin

GOING TO TAKE YOU HIGHER

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LET’S be honest – we live in a pretty special spot here on the Goldie.

We’ve got the green Hinterland to our west, while the beach and its blue-green oceans beckon from the east.

In between, we have our urban landscape, high rises dominating parts of our coastline before they turn into acreage lots at the foothills.

Then we have everything in between – theme parks, shopping centres, wildlife sanctuarie­s and parks, and more.

But to see our Gold Coast like we never have before, we need to think differentl­y.

You know, like from the sky. With a drone, more specifical­ly.

Sure, I’ll admit it, I was inspired by our ‘Eye in the Sky’ series of drone footage by our photograph­er Glenn Hampson. It’s hard not to be inspired when you’re busily looking online for affordable drones.

Unfortunat­ely, I’m not in the position to buy one, but there are some obvious spots to try out your drone for some interestin­g views of our beautiful city and nature.

Personally, I’d be keen to fly it at Mt Tamborine where the hang gliders disappear, or at the Beechmont plateau.

Snapper Rocks or from Elephant Rock on the southern beaches would also be some amazing places to get amazing footage from.

But, if you’re like me and a drone is not in your budget, there’s always our ‘Eye in the Sky series you can follow.

So happy viewing — Burleigh will be the next drone footage available today.

 ??  ?? A still from drone footage shot at Burleigh Heads by Gold Coast Bulletin photograph­er Glenn Hampson.
A still from drone footage shot at Burleigh Heads by Gold Coast Bulletin photograph­er Glenn Hampson.

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