Amazing drone pictures show Chesterfield’s iconic Crooked Spire from the sky

Chesterfield's iconic Crooked Spire has been captured in a birds-eye viewChesterfield's iconic Crooked Spire has been captured in a birds-eye view
Chesterfield's iconic Crooked Spire has been captured in a birds-eye view
A drone has been used to capture amazing aerial views of Chesterfield’s iconic Crooked Spire.

Keith Bown, a registered pilot with the Civil Aviation Authority, shared the stunning images with the Derbyshire Times, all of which have been taken by his device in the skies over the Church of St Mary and All Saints.

The birds-eye pictures show a new perspective of Chesterfield and the historic Crooked Spire – one not many get to see.

The Crooked Spire, which is located on Church Way, was built in the 13th centuryThe Crooked Spire, which is located on Church Way, was built in the 13th century
The Crooked Spire, which is located on Church Way, was built in the 13th century

You can view Keith’s images below.

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