There should be a word for the feeling you get when you’re both homesick and proud of your home state. This company, Skyworks, makes gorgeous aerial videos that inspire that nameless feeling all over the world. This stunning video of Wyoming and all its glory is no exception.
Get ready to feel that oh-so special feeling.
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I miss Wyoming more than I ever thought I could. I never knew how much I had growing up in such an amazing place. The footage was amazing. That said, as a UAV operator myself, these folks have broken multiple laws. Especially filming in national parks. Unless, that is, if they had approval from the NPS and multiple agencies, including the FAA. They might want to be careful promoting their footage.
I miss Wyoming more than I ever thought I could. I never knew how much I had growing up in such an amazing place. The footage was amazing. That said, as a UAV operator myself, these folks have broken multiple laws. Especially filming in national parks. Unless, that is, if they had approval from the NPS and multiple agencies, including the FAA. They might want to be careful promoting their footage.
Wyoming IS what America Was. I am so fortunate to have lived almost my entire life here.