And that’s an area less vulnerable than much of the California desert. As for fire, we had one once that started from a spark – a single spark – from a guy who was doing some grinding on metal. He’d thoroughly wet down an area of more than twenty feet around his work space, but even so it wasn’t enough. Burned over eight acres and came within ten feet of several buildings, even with the help of several people plus our local fire station.

This stuff is incredibly dangerous in environments like the west, especially during dry seasons.

They mean “drone laws are different in different places, so we can pretend we didn’t know what the laws were in any given place.”

>Drone laws across the world have progressed very sporadically and we understand that our reaction to the rule was ignorant and potentially offensive.