Eye In The Sky

30/05/2026

One of Mid Wales’ hidden gems!

From above, you can really appreciate just how beautiful Llandrindod Wells Lake is. Originally created as a boating lake during the Victorian era when the town was a thriving spa resort, it remains one of the most picturesque spots in the area today.

Whether you're looking for a peaceful walk, a pit stop at the cafe or you’d like to hire a boat on the lake, there's something here for everyone.

25/05/2026

An aerial view of Brecon Castle, or as many know it today, the Castle of Brecon Hotel. This is the oldest hotel in Wales!

The original Norman castle was built around 1093 by Bernard de Neufmarché following the Norman conquest of Brycheiniog. It was built as both a military stronghold and a symbol of Norman power in Wales. Over the centuries the castle saw battles, destruction, rebuilding, and eventually fell into ruin.

Today, parts of the original stonework still remain within the hotel grounds, quietly overlooking Brecon just as they have for more than 900 years.

The hotel itself incorporates sections of the historic site, including the grand hall, which is believed to stand on or near part of the original castle structure.

It’s amazing to think how many generations have stood in this same spot before us.

If you would like an aerial shot of your business/organisation, please get in touch.

24/05/2026

An aerial shot of Brecon High School showcasing the amazing sporting facilities surrounding it.

04/05/2026

There’s something pretty special about this little funfair in Brecon — it’s not just rides and lights, it’s history going back hundreds of years.

What rolls into town each May is actually a chartered fair, meaning Brecon was officially granted the right to hold it by royal permission all the way back in the medieval period. Long before dodgems and candyfloss, close to this spot would’ve been packed with traders selling livestock, wool, tools, and food — with people travelling miles on foot or horseback to be here.

The fair dates weren’t random either. They followed the rhythm of medieval life, tied to seasons and feast days like May Day, Midsummer, and Michaelmas. The one we still have today — the May Fair — is basically the last surviving piece of that tradition.

So when you look at it from above, it’s more than just a funfair…

It’s a 700+ year-old event that’s evolved from sheep and market stalls to flashing lights and music — but it’s still bringing people together in the same place.

Funny how some things never really change.

24/04/2026

08/04/2026

Aerial footage taken today for Williams Coaches shows the initial work taking place on their new state of the art depot in Brecon.

Work being carried out by WW Bowen Ltd

21/04/2025

A massive day for Merthyr Town FC today!

The Martyrs are Southern League Premier South Champions and have secured promotion 🏆

What a day, what a season!

⚽️ 🏆 ⚽️ 🏆

20/03/2025

Terrible wildfire between Merthyr and Rhymney. Let’s hope it wasn’t lit deliberately!

South Wales Fire and Rescue Service are currently battling to get it under control.

24/02/2025

The British Army trying out their new camouflage vehicles in Brecon today 😬

The vehicle left the road on the A40 near Scethrog causing delays while the vehicle is being recovered.

Fortunately, there didn’t appear to be any injuries.