Thank you. 🙂

Thank you for your observation. It sounds very beautiful and the Tor is a fantastic location to observe this. Have you posted any of these pictures?

@@Chances1957 No.this was the late 80s. Pre mobile phone days and no camera in my pocket. But I'm sure many seen it with me. People did comment about it at the time... It was September when the levels fill with morning mists. About 6am.

@@sicks6six September is good time for mists. Yes I remember the days of no cameras and seeing something that you wished you could have snapped. One of the few benefits of carrying a phone these days.

Thank you Joseph. I was lucky to be able to film above the the low level fog.

Yes, it was absolutely perfect. Such a stunning location Bowleaze Cove. Thanks 👍 again.

Thank you for your message. I was born in Weymouth so I know the region well although sadly everything has changed quite a bit. I didn’t realise that I’d omitted the credits on this video. I can’t provide you with the name of the track, but you could try an online KZbin to MP3 converter. This will allow you to save the audio file.

Thank you for your message. I was born in Weymouth so I know the region well although sadly everything has changed quite a bit. I didn’t realise that I’d omitted the credits on this video. I can’t provide you with the name of the track, but you could try an online KZbin to MP3 converter. This will allow you to save the audio file.

@@Chances1957 Yes, of course I will do that... Grab it from your video. Many thanks

Most viewers seem to be people that once lived here. I am very happy to have been able to share these video with you.

Thank you Brian for your message. I can understand your interest and how it relates to you. I'm pleased that you found it useful. I'm surprised at the vividness of the colours in this video.

I agree with you and thank you for your comments. It is Tracheal Collapse exacerbated by being overweight. He was over 5kg when this video was taken and is now 4.0kg and is far better.

Thank you. Nearly two years ago.

I know it is pretty off topic but do anyone know of a good site to stream new movies online?

@Marcus Jaxson Flixportal =)

@Ahmed Raiden thank you, I went there and it seems to work :) I appreciate it!!

@Marcus Jaxson no problem =)

Glad to see that you have subscribed - thank you. Thank you for your comments once again.

You're very welcome and thank you for your message. The rules have been relaxed for sub 249 gram machines so I hope to be conducting a few more sorties in this area when the lockdown finishes here. The Clifton area is one of my favourite locations for filming.

Thank you Philip. I have been considering Lynton as this would make sense really. I have a small 249 gram drone now that would allow me to film in a safer way than the old Phantom 2 Quadcopter that I used for this video. Let's see what sort of summer we get this year. Watch this space....!!

So am I - thank you for your comment.

Thick Honey seems to work the best.

It killed my Pepe he couldn't breathe anymore 😪

Thank you for your comment. There’s not much land left to build on now.

Thank you for your kind comment and request. Yes I allow you to use my video on condition that it is understood that I received no reward for this other than possibly a credit in your video. Again, thank you for asking :-)

Thank you.

Thank you!

Thanks Kim. I discovered this style by accident. When I started reviewing the videos recently I found that a few techniques turned out rather well. The camera pointing straight down and drifting very slowly seems to work well. I hope that you’re keep well. :-)

Thank you for your comments. I am not surprised by your comments about your Vet prescribing anti-biotics! I understand that Vets undergo more training than medical doctors do, yet they sometimes appear to just guess at remedies without understanding the actual cause. Of course this is also an excuse to charge outrageous fees for their services! My Vet wanted to send my Pom to another city to have an MRI scan with sedation that was going to cost £7,000 GBP! I then looked at my Pom's medical history record card and noticed that he had steadily gained weight. Visualising the internals of the trachea and surrounding area (I am an engineer by profession) suggested to me that the trachea was being smothered by fatty tissue. Hence my idea of reducing his weight - and it worked mostly. This was 8 years ago. He still has the occasional cough, as you said - "Poms love to eat"!! In the case my Pom when this video was made it shows him suffering from this condition and he was overweight. Reducing his weight by 0.5kg was sufficient to reduce the problem by 80%!! You should be able to feel his rib cage with your fingertips, but the ribs should not be too pronounced either. If you cannot feel the ribs of your pom at all then he is definitely overweight and reducing his weight will be a good course of action for many reasons. Good luck and I hope that your hip replacement has been done now and all is well :-)

My Pom has had this for nine years and his heart is not the problem. So I would not worry to much about this. If your Pom is overweight then put him/her on a diet.

You are never supposed to use a leash on these kind of dogs. You are collapsing the trachea....

@@cooltubejeffperdiue actually you do use leashes just not collars. You want to use harnesses and not collars. If you have a harness then the leash clips back behind the front shoulder blades and does not choke the dog. I've got 6 pomeranians so believe me when I say I know what I'm talking about.

Yes it is a respiratory problem with the trachea - the breathing pathway to the lungs. I can only suggest that you ensure that your Pom does not have excess weight as this exacerbates the problem in my personal experience. You're not alone; we all have poms with this problem, but this does not mean that anything bad will happen. Enjoy your Pom :-)

No, it is not likely to be a collapsed Trachea at this young age. All small dogs have a tendency to make the noise that you have described including Chihuahuas and Jack Russell's. If it happens again try and make a video of the incident and show it to your Vet. He will be able to identify the problem if there is one. I hope that he will be fine and that this was just an isolated incident.

I have had a pom with collapsing trachea and I have a pom now with collapsing trachea. It can be seen on xrays. Neither one had to be sedated for the xrays. And it is serious if it is collapsing trachea. It is also very unfortunate for them. I give this pom the same meds I have my other pom. I give this as needed. If she only does it a few times I just comfort her. If it continues with out a break for a few minutes I give her the medicine. The trachea can become irritated. See a vet do not take the diagnosis of someone who is not a vet and has not seen your pom. If you could record or video an episode that would help the vet detetmine reserve sneeze or collapsing trachea.

@@denisedavis9908 I’m freaking out. My beautiful, precious Pomeranian Electra had to be put to sleep two years ago when she was 12 years of age due to a collapsed trachea. My husband had to get another Pomeranian because he was so upset… But in my heart I was terrified to… She’s eight months old and she is coughing and sputtering on occasion… I am absolutely terrified that it is another case of a collapsed trachea even though she’s not yet a year old… What do you think?

@@JF-NYC-NJ-Girl doubtful at that young of an age. I'd look into reverse sneezing or allergies first. It's that time when all the pollen comes out this time of year and I have one that's 1yr and half and one that's 6 going on 7 and they both have these fits sometimes then they may not do it for a long time then start back up out of nowhere. I think it's somthing like allergies.

I am sorry to hear this about your pom. They are such dear little dogs. This could have been due to a number of reasons. It could have been a heart problem. What colour was the tongue? Seven years is a bit young to have a heart problem, but anything is possible. It may have been a seizure. Did you take your pom to a Vet for a check up? Without seeing this behaviour it is very difficult to assess from a description. If it happens again and if possible, ask someone to video your pom whilst you attend to its needs. PS. I am not a Vet so I cannot advise, but only offer commonsense comments.

Thank you.

Nature Creativity Culture Life Thank you. I haven’t watched this for a few years either. Lovely colours. I should do one now as the spring colours are glorious.

James Slingsby thank you. It’s an interesting location.

The biggest contributor to the cough that my dog has is being overweight. If my dogs weight is 4.1kg he will be fine. If his weight approaches 4.6 to 4.8 kg then he will cough 30-40% of the day and night when he stands up. Keeping my dogs weight under control is crucial for controlling this condition. I believe that fatty tissues encroach or compress on his trachea. One other observation is to keep flowers out of your home. We found Lilly’s a particular aggravation. Write again if you have more questions.

Andrea_Christine thank you for your message. Our Pom started this condition when he was 4-5 years old. Through careful observation we determined that it was weight related. Carefully controlling his diet and reducing his weight from almost 5kg down to 4.2kg greatly improved his condition. One other observation that we have recently noted concerns dental hygiene. Our Pom has recently had several teeth removed that had become infected. Having his mouth cleaned by a vet made a big difference. However, his teeth soon became contaminated with tartar. I am now using a silver teeth cleaner which slips over my finger so that I can clean his teeth. I use a special toothpaste called “Logic oral hygiene Gel” The act of keeping his mouth clean seems to have made a big difference to his coughing. I purchased the silver teeth cleaner from Amazon. www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B004W78EFK?ref_=pe_3187911_248764861_302_E_DDE_dt_1 Please let me know if you have any questions.

Small and narrow trachea as every small breed dog. 🙄 silly ppl, bad vets, lack of common sense.

@@carlplz00001 what?

@@andreachristine2419 what? What, read and stop asking what...?🙄

@@carlplz00001 get a life...miserable ass!

smokingaces hc you first need to download Assistant 2 from the DJI website. Then connect your Mavic Mini to your PC running the Assistant 2 software. Select the version of software that you wish to program the Mavic with and perform the downgrade. Repeat for your Controller by connecting it to your PC. Select the same version as for your Mini.

just did...and its working perfectly..thank you

@@rinteahc6100 I am very pleased to hear that it worked for you. I was wondering if it was just a fluke that it worked with me. Thanks for confirming the improvement.

I've connecting my USB to computer downloaded dji assistant 2 and its showing to insert usb when it's already in thanks hope u can help😫

@@barnymark Try starting the Assistant 2 first , switch on the Mavic Mini and then connect the USB from the Mini to the PC.

Thank you Kim for your kind comments. Happy New Year to you also. Well I have a friend that can't get the DJI Fly App to work since he updated the Android OS. DJI have promised a fix before the end of the month - end of the month?

Marky G thank you fir comment. I’m glad that you enjoyed it. It’s been a few years since I have watched this video too.

In Europe and the UK the transmission power from the Remote Controller is set to a lower power level than for the USA, which is set by the FCC. Consequently if you are operating in the US you will get a greater range than in the EU/UK.