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Aircraft flying overhead
Return to DiscussionsHow does everyone deal with General Aviation aircraft flyingover when naked in the backyard?
We have been nude outside at home and in the woods when planes, helicopters and gliders have passed overhead. The lowest was the glider but they were so close to landing that I doubt they had any time to look closely at my boobies! We have had helicopters pass over and slow right down over our deck but again, what could they really see? Hubby and I don't get upset.
We get a fair amount of hot air baloons here, as well as helicopters landing at the hospital a mile away. I have seen the balloons low enough to make out faces, and have seen passengers taking my picture. It doesn't bother me at all. It gives them a good story to tell about their flight. And when they tell the story, others will know that there is at least one nudist in the area. Not a bad deal at all.
We get all sorts of aircraft over our house every single day. We did however have out first drone fly over our backyard at low altitude just yesterday. I would just like to know who is behind the controls of the drone. I don't particularly care that they see me nude, just I don't like the intrusion.
Here in the UK the drone controller is supposed to always have visual sight of the drone and keep 50' away from buildings, but many don't. You have no idea why they're flying overhead or what they are filming, its not just nudists who might find this an intrusion, anyone's property being filmed from above and close up could discover later on that it was not for innocent purposes.
It's never an issue for us. If they're flying low we wave. I agree with Andy. If they can see detail from much distance they have good optics. Google earth though...lol. I check every year to see if we're on there but that's just because of where we live. We constantly have to show friends how to get here and use their aerials to show the layout of the farm or where to turn. But, thinking about it our livestock are small specks on the best zoom they use so it's not a problem.