Hi to everyone viewing this blog. I have planned and built my dream. Five years ago I purchased a kit helicopter from America. After completing the build, I have now constructed a trailer that will house the helicopter and give me nice living quarters.Five camera's have been placed on the helicopter and remote control drones will be used for low level footage
I intend to travel around Australia and see it by air.
This blog will be used for everyone who wishes to follow my dream.
Arriving in Airlie Beach on the 20th December . The management of the Shute Harbour Airport were kind enough to let me use a garage hanger of one of the houses for sale at the Wave Residential Airport. Over the next week I flew over the Whitsundays and enjoyed the flights . These are a few screen shots of the video.
Unloading the chopper into the garage
Snuggled into its new home
Ready for the first flight
landed Whithaven Beach
Welcome Svenja Winters
Whitehaven Approach
Hazelwood Island
Daydream Island
Dash shot Hamilton Island
Rear view Whitehaven Beach
South Mole Island
Hayman Island
Hill inlet higher tide
Wave Aviation Village Estate
A video put together of Wave Aviation Village Estate
GREAT BARRIER REEF
A 25mile flight over water looking at nothing but water for a good half hr seemed a little nervy, with no where to land even when you get their. Then followed by the same back. We worth the trip thou very beautiful
Bottom centre is Reef World where the big boats dock
Flying over the Maheno Wreck produced some stunning screen grabs from the videos. I visited the Maheno some 18yrs ago and their was a lot more left than now. It won't be to long before the wreck is just bits of rusted metal
This wreck was on the western side of the island and looks as thou it has been their for a long time too
The marina at Hervey Bay
Point Vernon looking over Hervey Bay
and out to Fraser Island. The island had around 1/3 of the northern end on fire and you can see the smoke drifting from left to right on this picture.
This shot shows the fire front making its way towards the coast