On my return trip to Melbourne from Sydney I stopped at Gundagai in New South Wales (NSW) which is a small town 4 hours from Sydney. It is popular with writers as it is a typical Australian country town. I visited the Museum Railway Station and the delightful lady who manages it allowed me to film the train station with my drone. She said quite a few people film it with drones although sometimes they get it stuck in the trees. I took extra care and did my best to capture the beauty of this historical station, train track and town. I was told by someone there that the original town was located on the grass plains however 80-100 people died on the night of 24th June 1852 due to a flash flood. It was Australia's deadliest flood. They then moved the town to higher ground around the grass flood plains. See link below for more information.
I hope you like this video and thanks for watching, Brett - Gizmo Drones

More Info:
Explore the rich cultural heritage of Gundagai, a picturesque country town in the beautiful Riverina. You’ll find the famous Dog on the Tuckerbox Pioneer Monument, as well as a rich architectural, colonial and indigenous history, great fishing, a thrilling rodeo and boutique wineries. The town's main industries, unchanged since the nineteenth century, are sheep and cattle with a healthy dose of passing trade from people moving between Sydney and Melbourne.

Flood History:
In the middle of the night on 24 June 1852 a catastrophic flood swept through the New South Wales town of Gundagai.
The water rose quickly to become a raging torrent that swept whole buildings away and left people clinging for their lives in trees.
Only three buildings were left standing when the water receded. Between 80 and 100 people died, and the disaster remains the deadliest flood in Australia’s recorded history.

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Epic Music:
The Power Within by Whitesand
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Filmed with an Autel Evo 2 Pro drone in 4K 30fps LOG 10bit H.265 colour mode. Edited with Davinci Resolve.

Safety: I flew safely at all times and within the CASA drone flight rules. I check for other aircraft and stay low (tree top height) or land if there are low aircraft nearby, otherwise no higher than 120m and no closer than 5.5km to a controlled airport, no closer than 30m to people, no flights over people or crowds, keep the drone in line of site and controlled safely, no flights at night. See the following website for details [ Ссылка ]

I have a CASA RePL drone license and insured.

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