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Friday Flick: Iceland by Drone

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Our friend David Leiter (aka theworldtravelguy.com) spent one month sleeping in a van, traveling the Ring Road and Westfjords to capture a bird’s eye view of Iceland’s glorious landscapes. Enjoy… we know you will.

 

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The result of a three-year project by Man and Drone, this nearly four-minute edit is some of the best drone footage of British Columbia, Alberta and the Yukon we have ever seen… Watch video

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