I Don’t CARE How Small It Is 😒 🛸👀❌

[@tracyfowler6955]

Being disabled this is such a beautiful way for me to see these places as I can't walk them. Thank you so much Dan you have no idea how happy this makes me 💜💜💜💜💜💜💜😢💜💜💜

[@scarlettspear7447]

That is so great to hear. XX

[@Mattyuk1]

They are all stuck up labour voters. Like the winter fuel allowance, they just aren't bothered about you.

[@ManchesterCowboy0161]

They don't even get that these can be free promotional adverts for them, and like You, seeing places I can no longer walk around

[@tracyfowler6955]

@@ManchesterCowboy0161 exactly. I'd never be able to walk these places so this is amazing for me. These organisations own so much of our heritage and beautiful countryside and I understand they want to protect it but for goodness sake this is ridiculous 🤦‍♀️

[@ysgol3]

That's lovely, and some of those chumps try to stop it xx !!

[@sevenphotographical]

Clipboard woman was truly vile, what a horrible entitled little person, full of her own importance and authority, basically a jumped up little tour guide, what a shameful representation of the NT

[@MarkPayne-k7l]

@@nobodyanderson4353 And a left one as well. "I'm not going to argue with you" when she was doing nothing but and making herself look ridiculous.

[@LorrieLogan]

she was very unlikely and was just barely tolerating DJE.

[@muckspreader1able]

Probably voted labour 🫢

[@Thedoctorlee999]

😆 🤣 he had a face like a slapped ass when the boss said, "You good to fly 😆 🤣 😂 wee weed all over there bonfire.

[@IamtheBirmingham6]

The National trust have updated their information on drones 4 days ago. It now says that drones can be flown from public land over National trust land. DJE has certainly made a difference 👍

[@anthonypearson760]

Well done DJE 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻. Keep it up (in the air) 😂

[@johncampbell9216]

And, National Trust land IS public land. The NT is publicly funded and is there to purchase, manage and preserve sites for the nation. They are not a private corporation owning anything.

[@MarkPayne-k7l]

I bet the NT has not apologized for the sheer arrogance and rudeness of its staff, though.

[@MrSlipstreem]

"The police have been made aware of the incident." Narrator: There was no incident.

[@KevinSwoish-x6l]

Some people really need to get informed no incident no laws broken don’t you love a suck up looks like the NT are screwed lol looking like your going to get lots more drone footage lol😂

[@movarvo1217]

"I don't care how small it is " 😂😂😂 Have you pulled again....?

[@kevinthegerbil2708]

@@jcrosby4804 I am poor and still been told it........

[@IanLewisCymru]

@@jcrosby4804 I did.

[@JohnMorten-px6my]

Not fussy is she ? 🤣🤣

[@ManchesterCowboy0161]

Not something Her Bf hears. Haha

[@Bufford2024]

Never talk to your ex in public, she will always disrespect ya, dude. 😂

[@grahamh6988]

National Trust really haven't got a clue have they? Bad for such a large organization, that nobody in their management know public photography and airspace laws! Sort yourselves out NT.

[@kevinthegerbil2708]

They do know, just want to sell over priced brochure with THIER pics.

[@maunsell24]

NT Central Office in Swindon is well aware of the law in respect of public photography, and airspace regs, as proved by its written response to a FoIA request in May this year. It has had 4 months to disseminate this to those on the front line. It's abundantly clear it has failed to do so. Probably deliberately.

[@movarvo1217]

​@@maunsell24 I suspect they are waiting for confirmation from the pope.

[@youtubeanalyst-l3z]

​​​@@maunsell24What was the freedom of information request about? .. The national Trust are not subject to the FOIA

[@maunsell24]

@@youtubeanalyst-l3z I'm well aware that the NT is not legally obliged to respond to a FoIA request, but the fact remains that it did. WTF do you think the request was about? I would have thought it was pretty obvious. Q. Can a member of the public fly a UAV over your parks if they take off / land on public property? A. As the landowner, National Trust can stipulate which activities we permit on our land but have no control over access to airspace for those flying from outside of our ownership.

[@scott295]

Loving the National Trust videos. They really do think they own the world, including its airspace.

[@ianrichards4907]

me too !

[@robertmawby3021]

It looks like the NT have far many staff doing………..🤔……………nothing! Have they got Risk Assessments from British Airways, Jet2, Easy Jet etc etc etc?

[@MarkPayne-k7l]

Or every member driving into their car parks?

[@doyoulikebeetroot]

National Trust need a rethink tbh They are making themselves look a bit tyrannical. Similar attitude to the BBC imo. A corporation that believes some laws are not applicable to them.

[@robba1234]

A bit? It's clear it's their 'taught' rules, and they have managed to get away with it (clearly) but it's really showing how out of touch and 'privileged' the NT thinks they are, laws don't matter

[@neilsouthern321]

As long as we are not breaking any laws we can do what we want.

[@felixfarquharson]

Anything not against the law is classed as explicitly allowed in some laws i've been reading recently. Maybe its a general concept.

[@-Monad-]

​@@felixfarquharson in legal systems descended from English common law (US, UK, Canada), that is generally understood to be the case

[@70blaze]

These national trust employees don’t half talk some bollocks 😅

[@movarvo1217]

If been led up the wrong garden path by them a few times. I just patronise them now as they do to the public. Cancelled my sub to them for sure, mainly due to staff ignorance.

[@RayWilliams-ui7gw]

I don’t think most of these people are employees, they are volunteers.

[@MarkPayne-k7l]

@@RayWilliams-ui7gw That does not prevent them being moronic. The clipboard woman did not look like a volunteer, she had too much arrogance and spite in her.

[@H4WK6969]

When people say "im not going to argue about it" means they have lost the argument.

[@gucciadjective7745]

Right up there with "do your own research"

[@cypeman8037]

The bloke in the van who diffused the situation was very guarded with his opinions, I like that. The terrible two were like dogs with a bone. The lady with the tablet/clipboard was a petulant child.

[@aydy-rf9yl3qr2e]

Agree @cypeman8037. The lady with hair tied back did point to the obvious for me in that Dan had entered NT land to access the public bridleway and in addition he parked in the NT car park. To be fair Dan did offer to pay for a ticket at the kiosk and he repeated this offer on the bridleway. We didn't see if he honored his promise. I hope so because that would be right thing to do in this situation. Of course, he could have accessed the bridleway from the village or other areas that was not the property of the NT so overall the point was a bit pedantic.

[@stewartthomas7772]

They are missing a trick not selling a drone ticket

[@movarvo1217]

@stewartthomas7772 "yes sir, that's £1.50 please" Now sign this contract so we can trace you and make things up after the event.

[@Sylvia-Storm]

Don’t give them ideas

[@whitedragonracing]

Why when you dont need one?!

[@Jacob29nufc]

The woman with the clipboard was so rude! 😮 Yes you were being awkward as usual, but the way she just says something to you, then turns away to Nathan and says something sarcastic to him about you!

[@ianr4412]

Just how far up in the sky does “their land” extend? 🤣 It’s clearly hard for some people to understand the difference between land and air space.

[@ianr4412]

Private land v Public airspace ? What’s not to understand? 🤔

[@randgate]

The rule is that you have rights to the airspace that is necessary for the ordinary use and enjoyment of your land and buildings. This is often interpreted as the airspace up to a "reasonable height," which typically means the height needed for normal activities such as repairs, maintenance, or the operation of chimneys. I believe this is in common law and case history. Bernstein of Leigh v Skyviews & General Ltd (1978) was a legal case in which the plaintiff, Mr. Bernstein, sued Skyviews for taking an aerial photograph of his property without permission, claiming it was a trespass to his airspace. The court ruled in favour of Skyviews, establishing that a landowner's rights to airspace are limited to what is necessary for the ordinary use and enjoyment of the land and buildings. Any airspace above that reasonable height is public, and the landowner cannot claim trespass over it. This case set a key precedent in defining airspace ownership in English law.

[@peterwentworth9181]

They think it extends to he edge of space lol

[@ef7480]

@@randgate- someone else that is clued up👍

[@macsmith6216]

@@randgate Reasonable height is actually 500 feet

[@jakeblackhurst24]

As soon as the CAA was mentioned, the blonde lady was like, im not gonna argue about it LOL then when he said national trusts policy doesnt match the actual Law on Drones she said, leave site....she knows shes wrong but her ego wont gracefully accept it

[@eddglaze707]

Wow, she’s very important isn’t she!! That important that she can even make up new laws!!

[@richardpaquette8429]

"I don't care how small it is". She's a keeper! 🤣

[@simplyandrew7063]

She didn't like being overruled... did she...well, that's tough love, it's going up...outstanding result 😊

[@AD-53]

Blah blah blah Does he hear himself How dare you look at our estate without paying us ££ She was even worse its not about visitors safety 😂 They don't get that they don't own the air space keep saying our land

[@johncampbell9216]

"OUR ESTATE"... bought with public funds FOR THE PUBLIC. It's public land and a public estate.

[@grahamsmith6053]

More bullshit from NT staff!

[@Guccit865]

They’re like a cult all the same bull from all of them. They can’t enforce anything.

[@timothyjepson18]

Thick, annoying people🤔Would love to see Pure Audits do this one.

[@alberttickle1106]

The gift that keeps giving....😂😂😂

[@ashwayn]

Yes

[@archstanton5603]

Could also be considered as harassment under the Protection from Harassment Act 1997.

[@howieboss]

The clipboard woman was a lesson in passive aggressiveness. Imagine working for that!

[@d4dan734]

I like the way you get them to declare their ignorance before you start flying.

[@neilrobi]

Time to ignore them

[@ianrichards4907]

no, im enjoying this !

[@sirbarnabyst.johntoffingto9017]

There's no excuse for rudeness.

[@andyb6120]

I'll come back in a year of two after DJE Media has visited all over 500 sites in the UK .Seen one seen them all!

[@batcollins3714]

Are you jealous?????

[@andrewdavies3769]

Do they contact and ask every plane/helicopter/hot air balloon that fly's over the same question?

[@bryanh5684]

I just wish that other woman was there when the guy told them he's allowed to fly. Turns out she doesn't know as much about drone laws as she thinks she does.

[@silverstreetmoto1458]

You've got to feel sorry for these folk,brainwashed with a load of bollox.

[@PropCollector71]

If the National Trust were that precious about their sites they could always approach the CAA about making every site a no fly zone. We know why they dont...because the CAA would say dont be silly. Your NT series has been quite an education on the NT drone policy thinking it trumps the CAA and drone assist.

[@turb0m0nk3y]

Considering how much land NT actually own. It's silly what they have on their books and would zone out a sizeable % of the UK.

[@jimblamire3312]

I say keep the NT ones coming. NT have a positive policy of employing snowflakes.

[@ebes2486]

Caleb from Clarkson's Farm wasn't happy with the outcome was he.....so funny to see someone who thinks they have a little power, actually be shown they have zero power at all....."back to work"

[@Ja5onB0urn3]

Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience Mark Twain 🤣

[@exposuretherapy]

That woman at 23mins is a phyco cam see it in her eyes. Love how confident people are about something they clearly know nothing about 😂

[@ellie666golf]

How ‘stroppy’ can that woman “who sorts out the paperwork” get…. Jesus, does she chase down every single helicopter that fly’s over 😳😳😳 Dictating law that doesn’t exist ❓

[@philcollinson328]

She seems the sort that'd really care about size.

[@MikeKey-y7l]

Cannot kick you off a public bridleway or footpath, as they belong to the general public.

[@johncampbell9216]

Can't kick you off National Trust land either as it's public land bought by public funds for the nation. WE own that land, they manage it FOR US.

[@carljacolette6964]

@@johncampbell9216 NT is privately owned

[@moorsmedia]

Their attitudes to drones were enshrined in policy about ten years ago when state of the art was phantom 2 a relatively large and noisy thing. Best way to get around it is fly in from nearby and outside opening hours. As a 'landowner' they are allowed to stop you using it from their grounds and to be fair taking off and landing is when there is a slight risk of someone or something being hit.

[@OpenCarryUSMC]

From what I’ve been told the National Trust estates are the result of government policies that made it very difficult if not impossible for the landed gentry to afford to keep their estates at which time they “donated” them to the Trust to avoid confiscatory taxes and such. Rather disgraceful origin and the disgrace seems to continue. Not to worry, the nation won’t last much longer with the way the politicians are making it worse by the month. Just hope the new British nation returns to its roots of the rights of man.

[@AndyPandy007]

NT employee's and volunteers are the most uneducated so far. The lady in grey is truly awful though.

[@movarvo1217]

Volunteering means " I wanna be "

[@martinkelly3724]

Clueless NT staff. So up themselves being ignorant of photography laws.

[@Snap-on-matt]

These days the world is full of these people full of self importance and I love to do little things that gets right on their nerves 😂😂 so this video to me is very satisfying 🤌🤌😂

[@carolynweeks7730]

I couldn't physically get to these places so thank you what beautiful places you have shown me keep up the great videos

[@Acheillidh_01]

I love "I'm not going to argue" - because they can't argue anymore

[@CharlieGigGoer]

DJE's National Trust Tour is the gift that keeps on giving - do you have to be a patronising narcissist to work there?

[@bones_1]

Scabby gub ain't to pleased 😂

[@Donte_Mac]

she used to get her way everytime 🪥

[@mayshusalmighty7858]

You could tell she was in charge by her snippy, arrogant attitude and by the lovely clipboard she was carrying.🤣🤣🤣

[@daleflaherty]

I'm sure you just wind people up for fun 😅😂. I love it!

[@hellooohowareudoing]

He does 🤣. I remember on one video he was hiding partially behind a wall filming staff, and the manager approached from behind and DJE said "Some of your staff are acting very suspiciously - they are filming me and taking photos!" 😆

[@brianparker5228]

Is the last chap,the only National Trust employee that has not been brainwashed

[@aaronwelch787]

What absolutely grotesque entitled people,the woman was the worst and he said he’ll come and tell you to take it down,i honestly don’t know where they get told the have this power!

[@MarkPayne-k7l]

The sheer spite, pettiness and stupidity of these people. The woman was so ignorant about where she works that she did not know how old the monument was and the man refused to tell the auditor how long the rail tunnel was. The woman said that the railway line was "on our land" until corrected by the auditor. They probably spent the whole night at home crying after their performances in public that day.

[@adamsweetz5156]

Omg at least they finally had one person who knew a thing or two about drones.

[@liamdavies1705]

Love these videos mate. Would love to see you educate people more on GDPR rules and have them understand it because they always seem to think that GDPR is an excuse not too but you're a member of the public and they're working. Love your stuff

[@MrMidget360]

Lovely to see these videos of places that you would never know that existed. Brilliant work and that high boss woman was well rude

[@gregg.d]

“I can buy a ticket for the drone..” 😂😂

[@wynness7175]

Thanks

[@hudson7354]

They are so right about you accessing the bridleway through thier land

[@Captainperfection]

Mate you need to start telling people straight or they will walk all over you, tell them Yes i am allowed to fly it here you DO NOT own the airspace and my drone WILL be going over. Let them ring the police

[@breezeblocks3817]

He likes them to dig their own hole and be proved wrong in due time. Makes it entertaining.

[@anthonypearson760]

@@breezeblocks3817 Exactly let them keep talking rubbish 😂

[@charlottemann258]

It’s a subtle windup with a gotcha ending.duuu

[@Captainperfection]

@@charlottemann258 like i said if you dont make them realise from the start they will walk all over you. Not about been subtle

[@maxxells3087]

Never interupt a fool when they are making a mistake.....kinda thing ;)

[@ysgol3]

🤣More hilarious glimpses of National Trust bonkersness - fantastic, thank you.

[@RHS68]

They keep saying, "our land". I thought the purpose of the National Trust was to preserve these lands, for us, the public.Amazing footage. Please, do more NT properties.

[@Timingp]

I think the problem is that there are so many people in charge of each other, that none of them know what they are talking about, and instead, assert their power.

[@macmad6959]

I was on a airbus a380 flying over this area, and I remember the pilot had to divert 20 miles around any national trust sites, apparently its ring fenced regardless of what the CAA say 😂

[@DMC888]

Hehe 😂

[@diamondpaved]

A land owner does not own the air space above. However he can build a skyscraper. Also, land owners usually own all the soil below ground

[@zendesigner]

and how deep do they own that 10 km ? or 10 meter 😂

[@diamondpaved]

​​@@zendesignerFrom where I live. All the way to China 😀

[@Jimmy-es8bc]

If I’m a mole, do I need the landowners permission to dig under the ground? What about if I’m a worm? What kind of license would I need?

[@philbeasley8359]

I do some research before I watch the show. The history is always fascinating. Great subject matter and tenacity DJE!

[@prentonian]

Nice aerial shots. Visited Shugborough when boating on the canal, beautiful and extensive grounds.

[@UnitySoundsDjFlex]

FYI a timming chain will out live a car if oil changes are done , Yes if your having the covers all removed it's easier to change the chain that doesn't need changing, Did the chain on your bike as a kids ever stretch?

[@FishTillYouDrop]

Notice how many times the words PAID CUSTOMERS were used. It's all about non paying customers seeing this excellent footage for free. The plod obviously told them to get a life. 😂

[@MarkBowenPiano]

He says "We have to check" Erm yep that's NOT what those two were doing at all. They were trying to take away someone's legal rights to perform an activity just because NT doesn't like it. A very very bad look for the NT right there. Hopefully they'll have learned their lesson now though I highly doubt it.

[@stevebeale2187]

Excellent aerial shots, shows the estate really well 👍

[@theskidmarkoforion4829]

Time to ignore them. Your patience is admirable. Me I’m afraid would have gone nuclear in about 5 minutes 😂

[@sirbarnabyst.johntoffingto9017]

One must endeavour to maintain one's politeness , decency, and composure at all times.

[@gusmartin2927]

I want you to work with us….. as long as it’s all on our terms. 🤣🙈🙈🙈

[@TonyBecks1969]

27:56 Miss Sulky Drawers 😂 The face

[@Colin-kk8rz]

Did that tractor and trailer have a number plate on a public bridleway ?

[@jordenc8417]

i like the teasing, you know fine well you can but playing the game is kinda fun to watch hahaha good effort!

[@musiclover9361]

So, drone flying is not allowed, due to concerns for the wildlife but the NT can use drones? Make that make sense.

[@MarkBowenPiano]

I don't know that place but if the only way to get to the public area is via their land then they can't stop you from going across. Using that as a reason is very very tiring to hear from them. If there's another way to the public path without going across their land then yes they could perhaps argue you can't do that but they can't prevent you once you're already on public land. They really have absolutely no idea of what they're harping on about. It's totally laughable. 😂

[@nigelcarren]

Institutionalism is sadly VERY English, and is one of the reasons why I don't miss the old country! England is ALL about institutions, it is almost as if one-quarter of the population have become one single entity where independent thought is verboten, which for me reads like the plot of a horror novel. When ever I hear the 'we' I know the cause is lost. But I do miss the New India Cottage Indian restaurant Daventry though, best food I have ever eaten on planet earth. Peace and best wishes 🌞 🇬🇧

[@Narrowsplice]

These are brilliant. You are better than DJ audits lately

[@skimmingstoness]

Clipboard woman is a right pain in the arse, they honestly believe they own the space above their land.

[@flybyphil1361]

Great vid scenery and in general and local as well and his face when u put him in his place that you are allowed drone flight in the area. Thanks for sharing DJE 🛩️👍

[@adrianbrowne7874]

Yes very sophisticated architecture, & surrounding scenery, & 'beautifully photographed' by you!😊

[@sggibson62]

Loving the NT content the organisation that keeps giving , but no doubt they’re going to have to put a bulletin out soon to all staff and spoil it 🙂

[@tizdaz5698]

shocking how many businesses are clueless about the laws regarding drones, they seem to think saying "you cant fly over here" its the law! they all seem to think they own the air space, so does that mean every plane that flys over this estate etc have to get written permission from the land owner? Absolutely clueless, best thing these so called experts can ASK is "we would prefer you not to fly over our estate even though you have every right to do so" instead, they go all plastic police mode with zero clue!

[@OnlyTonyOfficial]

no no no your being like that 😂 How by exercising his rights well done DJE loving the new locations

[@MrMcMuffinJr1999]

Always satisfying when the boss man shows up possessing a few extra brain cells

[@MrSlipstreem]

I have no idea where you get your patience from. I'd have been telling them to do one for sure.

[@robertcole74]

Do you have a pilots license for your drone 😂

[@Rebecca.Wildlife]

Needs one so I can climb inside the cockpit! 🤣🤣🤣

[@baldrickscunningplan6154]

Oh my god. She came armed with a clipboard. Dan, you've had it mate.

[@beds139]

I can see that you are going to single handedly force the NT to change their unenforceable drone rules.

[@DJEMEDIA]

Hopefully

[@macsmith6216]

@@DJEMEDIA I think what you’re doing is great, but are you actually right, because on multiple legal advice sites(I’m not going to advertise them) They say this The lower stratum This is the airspace immediately above/around the land. Interference with this air space would affect the landowner’s reasonable enjoyment of the land and the structures upon it. You can prevent people from interfering with or intruding on this airspace. The upper This is the airspace which exists above the height which is reasonably acceptable and necessary for the ordinary use and enjoyment of the land by its owner - around 500 to 1000 feet above roof space level (Section 76 Civil Aviation Act 1982). A drone limit is 400feet so you come under the lower stratum?

[@DJEMEDIA]

@@macsmith6216 absolute utter rubbish, if it interferes with the enjoyment of the land , yes correct , is that 500-1000 feet ? 😂 LOL ! Above roof height is fine.

[@macsmith6216]

@@DJEMEDIA Ok keep yer hair on, I’m only asking because it is what legal representation is quoting JFC The Law: The general rule is that property owners typically have the right to control the airspace above their land. This principle is based on longstanding legal doctrine “cuius est solum eius est usque ad coelum et ad inferos”. This recognises that property rights extend to both above and below the surface. However, the extent of the airspace ownership may be limited to what is deemed to be a reasonable height above the land.

[@macsmith6216]

@@DJEMEDIA Read the statement before getting it wrong 500 to 1000 is not included that’s the upper level It’s the lower lever up to this point 500 feet

[@tricovthelite4234]

Totally agree with comment below, £16.50 !! to see a fraction of what you can with a drone, definitely a revenue stream opportunity for the NT here..

[@droma_dnb]

Legend! Bloke in the van smashed it in seconds, told you that all was fine and the others were gobsmacked 😂.

[@richardtaylor3798]

3.54 "im here hello" brilliant just brilliant

[@juliaclapton1141]

I don't care how small it is. How's big your wallet

[@buzzindrones]

Great Vid I’m glad you sorted these idiots out ,

[@bunston1000]

From the car park, they can close the gates for `permissive access. So how then, do the public, gain access to the `public bridle way’ encompassed within the estate, when everything is closed.

[@elizabethsavage9108]

The lad knows his stuff with drones 😂fair play 😊

[@pete3206]

It's amazing how minimum wage tourism jockeys, become the finest legal experts when a man turns up with a camera and a drone.

[@willenhallinfocus]

Jeez they will be staking a claim on the moon soon lol, really loving your coverage of the National Trust sites, keep up the good work

[@jasongamble8421]

You can tell she's never been told NO before haha!

[@markhaynes3986]

So many employees blindly follow bullcrap 'rules' .... Nice niche!