Which Aerodrome Mk II

[chevvron]

How about Ansty?

[Tacklebury]

chevvron.

Not Ansty.

T.

[chevvron]

Chipping Warden then? But hang on, I've just noticed the horse race course round the perimeter; could it be Towcester?

[Tacklebury]

chevvron.

Well spoted but it is not Towcester it is ........????? easy.

Tack.

[Upyer RRR]

I'll take another inspired(?) guess - Stratford-upon-Avon?

[Old Bald Pilot]

Boulton Paul's field at Pendeford.
Can't find much to support it but I thought it worth a shot,
OBP

[Tacklebury]

Not Stratford-upon-Avon or Pendeford.

There is no longer an airfield here now but a Municipal Golf Course.
The horse race course dates back to the 1770's.

Tack.

[Whispering Giant]

maybe - Honiley....

[Old Bald Pilot]

As I understand it Pendeford was also the old Wolverhampton.
So how about Wolverhampton ?

[Tacklebury]

No not Honiley or Wolverhampton !!!!!!

Think National Hunt !!

T.

[barry lloyd]

National Hunt? Racecourse? Municipal Golf Course?

It can't be Aintree (because it's not in the Midlands) - can it?

[Old Bald Pilot]

I'll try Hereford which I am surprised to find makes it inside W.Midlands.

[Russell Gulch]

Towcester?

[norwich]

Burnaston ??

[Duckbutt]

For what its worth I'll endorse OBP's Hereford suggestion.

[Tacklebury]

OBP.

Yes ! Well done sir.

Hereford. Horse Racing first started in 1771. The Civil Aerodrome opened on Sept. 18th 1947. Sadly now though closed and a golf course.

You have control,

Tacklebury.

[Old Bald Pilot]

Thanks Tack,

OPEN HOUSE

OBP

[c53204]

Not UK

[seacue]

Is it somewhere in the Canadian North?

[clunckdriver]

Seacue, the North does not have trees, grass, and has very few paved runways. {North=North of 60}