Today has been a day of hard fieldwork. That is to say, my wife and I were working outside the office, taking aerial shots, ground photography, posting signs, and much more.
Today, after a long time, I encountered a flight restriction. When I tried to take off with Drawn, it turned out I was a few meters inside the restricted flight zone. This is because the app restricts flying in the airport area because it poses a danger to aircraft. This particular airport has very low flight frequency, and the few planes that take off from there are small. So, in order to take an aerial shot of the land—the property we have for sale—I moved about 50 meters away from the restricted zone. I took some aerial shots from a different angle. The aerial photos were necessary. I checked the property had many cassava plantations, and this somewhat prevented me from clearly seeing the sign I placed.
The next challenge was how to put up the sign. I grabbed some wood and, using screws and an electric drill, made a sort of T-shaped structure to hang the sign. Since my drill doesn't have a battery because it's very old, I connected it to the vehicle's battery, and it worked like a charm. I assembled the sign and it looked impeccable. After that, the next task was to dig a hole to insert the post. In this case, the soil was very soft since it was a cassava plantation area, and the surface was quite sandy. I dug the hole without any major problems and inserted the post; it was super rigid.
All this and the images recorded were only from one of the properties, later we went to another property where the vegetation was more than 1 m high and I had to go in to look for the marks that delimited the property, for me it was very fun, it was a show, and the result was that I did not find the marks, but I positioned myself where I thought it would be the Location and took the aerial shots with the Drone, already at home I can process the images, insert them into a map and thus be able to obtain the almost exact coordinates that delimit each of the lands I have for sale. In this way it was part of the afternoon of work together with @egonz.
