Which Aerodrome Mk II

[olympus]

Didn't think it would last long. Yes it's Calais-Marck.

Over to you.

[Double Hydco]

Nothing at the moment. Open house.

DH

[Mr_Grubby]

Another easy one to keep things flowing.

C.

[olympus]

Time for a clue, methinks!

[Mr_Grubby]

Yes, a clue. Northern Hemisphere & a bit remote.

C.

[RegDep]

Remote from where?

Lihue (LIH) Hawaii

[Mr_Grubby]

Reg.

Warm.

C.

[RegDep]

Hilo (ITO) Hawaii, different island. Must be the same architect .

[Mr_Grubby]

Yes Reg, Hilo, Hawaii. The former General Lyman Field.

C.

[RegDep]

Thanks Mr Grubby.

I almost made it to a spoilsport, because I looked at your clue and thought: Why would an Englishman say 'a bit remote'? It must be on the other side of the world. I thought of New Zealand South Island. But because it was northern hemisphere, it must be on tho south edge. Hawaii! I zoomed in and the first airport was Lihue and it looked pretty good.....

Here is mine

[chevvron]

Sao Paulo - don't know the name but not the international airport?

[RegDep]

Not Sao Paulo chevvron but correct hemisphere.

[Russell Gulch]

Simon Bolivar airport, Guayaquil, Ecuador?

If so, a very clever photograph, RegDep

[RegDep]

Simon Bolivar airport, Guayaquil, Ecuador?

So is it Russel Gulch!

Google is not always your friend

All yours!

[Russell Gulch]

Indeed.

Nothing available in the short term, so

OPEN HOUSE
Russ

[descol]

thanks russ - open house so ....

[Mr_Grubby]

Eniwetok Atoll airfield.

NW Marshall Islands,where atomic and hydrogen bomb tests were carried out 1947–52

C.

[descol]

Mr G - How you ? correct - some might have seen it as Bikini - but yes its E....
OVER TO YOU

[Mr_Grubby]

Gentlemen.

Please bear with me for a couple of hours. I am having a few problems with the iron brain. I will post a picture shortly.

C.

[Mr_Grubby]

All sorted now.

Try this.