Which Aerodrome Mk II
Freda aerials? Do you mean Freya (the FuMG 80)?
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It was the proximity of the wind turbine that gave it away. Slept in the car at a KZ rally one year and was so cold went for a drive in the middle of the night to warm up. Went through the turbine farm and found it very eerie.
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Strange `tail-feathers` on that F-111 ?
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The bigger of the two buildings looks like it's an airship hangar; however, the scale of the aeroplanes, as compared to the hangar, might not support my suggestion.
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Don't know whether I had a subliminal memory of that image, but looked at it and thought 'USA', might have been the impressive array of fighters and bombers though. After a bit of research:
Bowles Agawam, Massachusetts, west of Boston.
Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields: Western Massachusetts
The 'airship hangar' is a hangar with a central exposed truss roof. The doors are on the long side, not the ends. The farther building is the terminal. Note the unusual runway layout within a circular peri track.
Bowles Agawam, Massachusetts, west of Boston.
Abandoned & Little-Known Airfields: Western Massachusetts
The 'airship hangar' is a hangar with a central exposed truss roof. The doors are on the long side, not the ends. The farther building is the terminal. Note the unusual runway layout within a circular peri track.
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