WWI Airfield Stow Maries To Be Restored

[MightyGem]

I'd never heard of this place until the other week, when it featured on the BBC's Great British Year wildlife programme. Then I heard this news tonight:
BBC News - WWI airfield Stow Maries to be restored (http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-24517585)
Stow Maries Aerodrome (http://www.stowmaries.com)

[NutLoose]

It's actually been on going for a while. Great isn't it, a surviving WW1 airfield. It was up for sale a while back as the original saviour and starter of the project was I think running short of cash, if this means it is secure great. :)

[TomJoad]

Some real good intentions here - I hope they manage to pull it off. Great effort so far.

[Evanelpus]

Saw this on Look East last night, the CGI made it look as though it's going to be well smart when it's done up. Good luck to all involved.:ok:

[Whenurhappy]

I hate to be a spotter, but in the BBC article, some of the buildings in the background are distinctly WWII vintage...

[aw ditor]

What happened there in WW2?

[4Screwaircrew]

I've flown in a couple of times, it's a lovely place with a great atmosphere (and cakes) they deserve the support, they have invested a lot of time and money already.

[NutLoose]

Their website BTW

Stow Maries Aerodrome (http://www.stowmaries.com/index.asp)