Which Aerodrome?
EvansB has it (as I thought he would if he were online). For the past 40 years or more Abbotsford has been home to Canada's largest airshow. (BTW: Abbotford is the answer to the trivia question: Where did the last Vulcan flying display take place outside the UK?"). The "pink" F5 is an aggressor aircraft.
As EB and others familiar with CYXX know, most photos of the airport instantly give away it's identity, thanks to the proximity of beautiful (and volcanic) Mt. Baker.
You have control EvansB!
grizz
As EB and others familiar with CYXX know, most photos of the airport instantly give away it's identity, thanks to the proximity of beautiful (and volcanic) Mt. Baker.
You have control EvansB!
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Captain Airclues is spot on
Well done
The DC-6A, registration C-GIBS, serial number 45531, is Conair's of Abbotsford, B.C. Palmer is known as the agricultural centre of Alaska. You have control.
Well done The DC-6A, registration C-GIBS, serial number 45531, is Conair's of Abbotsford, B.C. Palmer is known as the agricultural centre of Alaska. You have control.
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A slight correction on Grangemouth. Although most of the airfield has been built on, the two hangars shown in the photo still stand and are visible on Google earth etc at 56 00 48N 003 42 22W or click here. Even stranger is that they now stand on Abbotsinch Road.
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A slight correction on Grangemouth. Although most of the airfield has been built on, the two hangars shown in the photo still stand and are visible on Google earth etc at 56 00 48N 003 42 22W or click here. Even stranger is that they now stand on Abbotsinch Road
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Time for some clues.
This Luftwaffe Mig-29G is not at its home base of Laage near Rostock.
The flowers are dandelions.
This Luftwaffe Mig-29G is not at its home base of Laage near Rostock.
The flowers are dandelions.
Thinking out of the box, JENKINS. Well done.
A long way from home, but not South Dakota.
A long way from home, but not South Dakota.
Not Patrick either.
Not Uden.
As JENKINS said:
As JENKINS said:
A long way from home
JENKINS,
Nice try but New Mexico is not the location of this Fulcrum's temporary base. I suspect Holloman would look a little more desert-like as well.
This airfield is a fighter base.
All will be revealed about the dandelions in due course.
Here's another view, perhaps taken from the red and white tower:
Nice try but New Mexico is not the location of this Fulcrum's temporary base. I suspect Holloman would look a little more desert-like as well.
This airfield is a fighter base.
All will be revealed about the dandelions in due course.
Here's another view, perhaps taken from the red and white tower:
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Two bases come to mind. First is Miramar, but I don't remember the red and white tower and I used to operate there a lot in the past.
Second is NAS Fallon, a pure guess as it has been decades since I was there.
Could be Nellis, but not enough moutains in the background. However, that could be because of the direction the photos were taken.
Second is NAS Fallon, a pure guess as it has been decades since I was there.
Could be Nellis, but not enough moutains in the background. However, that could be because of the direction the photos were taken.