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Lost drone found in tree. Unable to retrieve any help!

natnat

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natnat

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My son has got his drone stuck in a tree in dulwich park near court lane. He just recieved it for his birthday and is devestated. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions or ways to help we would really appreciate it. I know its a long shot but you never know. Thank in advance
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heather_cp

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Did you get your drone back from the tree? I have just seen another post from 17 September that said they found a drone in Dulwich Park. Was it yours? (The reason I was searching for drone posts was because we found one in Dulwich Park today but unless your son is a grown up then it isn?t his - there was an SD card in a camera on this one so we have a photo of the owner, who I?m trying to trace.)

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