Uploaded September 2017 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
While walking to the Robert E. Lee monument on Monument Ave. I came across a group of "Leftist" protesters in a circle. Seizing a great opportunity for some B-Roll I started to change some settings when they noticed me and attempted to prevent me from filming. They grabbed my camera and lens (assaulting me) while claiming I had no right to film them.
While walking to the Robert E. Lee monument on Monument Ave. I came across a group of "Leftist" protesters in a circle. Seizing a great opportunity for some B-Roll I started to change some settings when they noticed me and attempted to prevent me from filming. They grabbed my camera and lens (assaulting me) while claiming I had no right to film them.
![Flying with birds! Concrete Kiptopeke Breakwater [4K]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yO7xwtqoPRM/mqdefault.jpg "Flying with birds! Concrete Kiptopeke Breakwater [4K]
I had no idea there were going to be so many birds.
DJI Phantom 4
St. Charles, Virginia (eastern shore)
Kiptopeke Park
Quick history Lesson
Built in 1948 the Ghost Ships of Kiptopeke park were made of concrete because of a shortage of metal during WW2. After using the ships, the US military brought them to St. Charles, Virginia, on the eastern shore, for protecting the area during severe weather. Once arranged, their bilge-cocks were opened to bring on water and they were left to settle on the bottom of the Bay. To this day the breakwater still protects the pier and beach while providing a home to many birds and fish.")
