Which Aerodrome?

[larssnowpharter]

The first recorded flights here were in 1917 by Curtis H4 boats.

[chevvron]

Bathurst aka Banjul? Or maybe Felixstowe?

[Krakatoa]

N A S Subic BAY

[larssnowpharter]

I see what you mean about Subic. It was indeed a Naval Air Station but wrong Navy.

[Krakatoa]

This time I will go for Kalafrana, Malta

[merlinxx]

Rochester, Kent, UK

[larssnowpharter]

Mr K has it!

It is indeed Kalafrana viewed from Delimara Point. First used by the FAA in 1917 and I think I am right in saying that the last unit there was an RAF MCU.

One used to ski at the ski club there when one was a sprog.

[Krakatoa]

Larssnowpharter

Went through there a couple of times in a Sunderland. Once we had to pull the boat up the slip at Marsaxlokk for repairs. She sat in the village square for four weeks over Christmas.

[evansb]

Hey there Krak, good on yah! It is your turn to post an aerodrome photo.

[Krakatoa]

Wish I could. Have a couple but not able to post on the net.

Fill your boots.

OPEN HOUSE

[evansb]

Circa 1942

[chevvron]

What looks like moorland in the foreground tempts me to suggest Lindholme but the buildings on the far side of the airfield don't tie up.
Edited--So I'll go for Newtownards; it's not moorland but mud flats!.

[evansb]

chevron is spot on Newtownards, near Belfast, Northern Ireland is correct. You have control.

[chevvron]

Open House!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[India Four Two]

No mud flats here!

[scr1]

somewhere in the rockies???

[India Four Two]

somewhere in the rockies???

Yes, somewhere in the Rocky Mountains.

[chevvron]

The Canadian or American Rockies (just to keep it moving - haven't a clue where it might be)

[pigboat]

100 Mile House?

(It's probably some ranch in the Cariboo somewhere, but I just like 100 Mile House better.)

[evansb]

Banff, Alberta.