Pride of Baltimore II - 4K Drone Sunset!

Part of the fun of living in Plymouth, MA at the Cape Cod Canal is all the historic, replica, or other cool ships I get to film! 4 miles from my back yard, the Pride sits anchored off Plymouth,MA. She might not be moving, or even have her gorgeous sails up but I still try and give it my "cinematic' approach as usual ;) MA2s - 15-20MPH Wind D-Cinema Log 2 Batteries.

[@cindycchesney5716]

Our home is Baltimore. We were there when the Pride was launched and how proud we all were. It was truly a sight to behold. It was Baltimore's ambassador to the world, to show everyone our maretine history. Then, our Beloved Pride hit a storm and sunk. We as a City and State were heartbroken. There was loss of life and we lost The Pride. There was a time of mourning for our sailors who were lost and our ship. Then the People of Baltimore and Maryland rose up and decided that we needed a new ship. So a new ship was comissoned. You are never to name a ship after one that has sunk. Bad luck they say. Marylanders and those of us from Baltimore were having none of it. The name was to be The Pride II Oh there was a bit of discussion about it, but in the end, the locals won. We stood up to the British during the War of 1812 and The Star Spangled Banner was born. So The Pride II came to be built through determination and hard work. We were there when The Pride II was launched too. I'm proud to be there for both and Today, seeing this vid brings a joy to my heart that can only be because of The Pride and The Pride II. Thank You for this stunning presentation of true beauty and grace. Once you see it sailing and then you'll understand why there are II. Long may she sail!

[@ceciliaFX]

I love the slow sweep around the ship as if you are caressing it. Excellent camera work and editing.

[@bsgtrekfan88]

Love dancing with ships - its what I do lol. That and the music. I do wish I cough her on the move so . . . had to move around her ;)

[@DaveInNH]

Great shots!

[@bsgtrekfan88]

Any excuse to use John William's "The Patriot"! ;)