Drone pics of my mini farm
 

Friend with a drone came and took some photos and video of my properties and banana patch.

Click the link for a short video.
http://vid1289.photobucket.com/album...pspgjy7ktf.mp4

This is the area I began planting in August, 2014






3 of these 3 lots are mine. The one undeveloped one is not.

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Hi Rob

What technique do use when watering.

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I haven't had to water in weeks, but just drag around a hose when I need to. We get 100" per year so it's only an issue during droughts.

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Amazing pix Rob, thanks for posting.:08:

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As Keith stated, nice pictures and thank you for sharing them Rob!


Looking really good!:08:

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Excellent pics...it's a sign of the times when we can now take aerial photographs of our own property...it must be doing a lot of professional photographers with helicopters out of work!

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Re: Mini pics of my farm
Wow! Great pics, looks like you have a beautiful farm, congratulations, hard work does pay off! That's a good use for drones.

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Is that Araucaria heterophylla I see along the house and poking up all over the neighborhood?

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Awesome pics!!!

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I can never quite remember if what Hawaii has a lot of are Cook pines or Norfolk pines. But yes, that's what they are. None are mine. I'm not especially fond of them.

According to this they are probably Cook pines, Araucaria columnaris. Hawaii Horticulture: Norfolk or Cook Pine -- Which is It?

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Hey, that was very informative Rob, thanks. :08:

I like them, but then again, I'm a conifer guy.