So I took some shots looking south towards Greenfields and Hyams beyond and then hurriedly brought the drone down to land. Since my big plan for the evening was scuppered by the high winds, I had no option but to move beaches again. Blenheim, Greenfields, Chinamans and Hyams are awesome for sunrise, but only good for sunset if you can get some height and my tripod doesn't go that high. So, with 20 minutes to go until sunset, I decided to get my arse over to Plantation Point where I could, at least, photograph the sunset with the DSLR.
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