Locals accuse tourists of ‘turning England’s most beautiful village into North Korea’ | UK | News
Postpostal in a perfect Cotswolds village, the locals resorted to putting signs of ‘there is no drone area’ to prevent tourists from flying them into their homes. Tourists who capture videos on drones, Castle Combe, usually ‘England’s most beautiful village’ is reported to have become an increasing problem.
The beautiful village in Wiltshire has only a population of around 400 and complained about the drone problem. There are even reports that angry conflicts and police are called. Residents share their drone experiences and how they are taken video as they continue their daily routines.
“You feel like a espionage as if you were living in North Korea,” calm Hilary Baker said. Mailonline.
He said that tourists started to use suction suits to attach their phones to the property windows, so that they could take photos against the background of the street.
“Most of these houses have antique windows and this can easily harm them,” he explained. “Part of living in this village and parcel.
“However, the problem with the drones comes when they start to influence your private space and approach them trying to activate them.”
The retired police officer said that a visitor’s drone was called regularly by neighbors to deal with tourists, including when he passes over a backyard played by children.
He said: “The father went out and said: ‘Please stop pulling us’ and took a mouthful of abuse, so I went and tried – and I bought a dam. He threatened so much that two strangers sitting outside the pub came to support me. Finally, I called the police and the fair games and filmed.”
Another person said this Mailonline They buy “two or three drones in their homes per day.
They said, ık We tried to walk around our back door and make films in the house, iler they said.
“I was making the garden about six months ago and this drone went down from my face, he really buzzed me in an aggressive way. I ran out of the house and found the man working in the market.”
Adam added: iz We can lock our front doors to prevent all other things that visitors do, but the drones are another element you cannot escape. ”
Meanwhile, Castle Combe Parish Council President Fred Winup remembered that he was following a drone load.
He said Mailonline: “Many people with drones are very beautiful, when you approach them, they apologize and stop immediately.
“ They will often say that they do not realize that they did something wrong, but the man who attracted me said it, and I thought it was definitely quite clear. ‘
