A drone is in the pipeline but sad truth is you can't fly them close to a person and there are restriction in most public places.

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The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) sets the rules on drones in the UK under what is called an air navigation order.

An unmanned aircraft must never be flown beyond the normal unaided "line of sight" of the person operating it - this is generally measured as 500m (1,640ft)horizontally or 400ft (122m) vertically

An unmanned aircraft fitted with a camera must always be flown at least 50m (164ft) distance away from a person, vehicle, building or structure

An unmanned aircraft fitted with a camera must not be flown within 150m (492ft) of a congested area or large group of people, such as a sporting event or concert

For commercial purposes, operators must have permission to fly a drone from the CAA

This is more of a one stop link to whats around Chatham,

http://www.visitmedway.org/places-of-interest

Not sure if anyone has time but if you take the A229 to Maidstone, ( Bluebell Hill is rumoured to have a ghost at night that hitches a lift at the top, but your passenger will have vanished by the time you get to the bottom :eek: ). There is this to,

http://www.visitmaidstone.com/things-to-do

Captain, I know how you feel , I was so looking forward to this a while back but there's no way on earth I could get there because I'm still awaiting surgery so I'm relying on some lovely photos from you lot!..and I shall look forward to next year!...

If you happen to see this shady looking person lurking around the bikes, don't panic it's just my Dad having a squiz. Goes by the name Ken aswell.

http://uploads.tapatalk-cdn.com/2016...675e6fa900.jpg

Might have to ask Ken senior about Ken junior (aka Desert Racer! ) Steve