Which Aerodrome Mk II

[descol]

Could be NSW - Australia

[Airclues]

Can't be NSW, the shadows point in the wrong direction. As John says, must be northern hemisphere.

Dave

[chevvron]

Those long sheds on the apron plus the single digit reciprocal runway designator shout USA.

[Mr_Grubby]

OK Then,

Northern Hemisphere but not Canada.

C.

[Davidsoffice]

Trying to keep the game in progress.... somewhere in Virginia, USA?

[descol]

Mr G - could it be Japan ?

[Mr_Grubby]

No Gents.

Not Japan or Virginia but yes, USA.

C.

[India Four Two]

New England?

[Mr_Grubby]

India Four Two.

Much further south.

C.

[handsfree]

Terrain looks like West Virginia but I can't find an airfield to match

[Mr_Grubby]

Not West Virginia but getting closer !!

C.

[chevvron]

South Carolina?

[Mr_Grubby]

chevvron.

T, no but you are the closest yet !!

C.

[SMOKEON]

Is someone whistling "Dixie" here?
The South will rise again.

[leader3]

Brunswick county airport
North carolina.

[Mr_Grubby]

leader 3.

No.

Clue. There are two towns in the USA that share this name.

C.

[handsfree]

Not confident about this at all but how about Albert J Ellis, Jacksonville

[handsfree]

Albertville Regional Airport, Alabama. AKA Thomas J. Brumlik Field

[Mr_Grubby]

handsfree.

Correct ! Well done.

Apart from it being destroyed by a Cyclone in 1908, nothing of great import has happened here. They did hold a spoof Winter Olympics when Albertville in France was host to the real Winter Olympics in 1992.

The other Albertville in the USA is in Minnesota.

Over to you.

Clint.

[seacue]

And the third Albertville is in Chippewa County, Wisconsin. It's hardly even a wide place in the road, but a railway goes past there and it was probably more important before road transport came of age. Google Earth claims that the Albertville Tavern is at the place, so it must be real. It's about 70 miles east of KMSP.