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Ok Skytrain10.
My first thoughts on this one are that it is Duxford. A wild guess I know but the flat horizon and the pans seem to conjure up that thought in my mind. RR
My first thoughts on this one are that it is Duxford. A wild guess I know but the flat horizon and the pans seem to conjure up that thought in my mind. RR
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Jenkins has it, it is RAF Upavon. Photo taken in 1938. Avro Tutors on the right, Harts in the centre and Airspeed Oxford on the left. More Tutors on the extreme left.
You have the con Jenkins
You have the con Jenkins
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Well, my gues is that it is somewhere that either BY didn't fly often or it was their first visit, something like that? From the types of coaches I don't think it is a UK destination. So, would it be Chambery? My wild guess to kick off! I've been there but for the life of me I can't remember! RR
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Well I feel sure I have used this, or similar, in the past, but it is not within Mels supurb listings, so I will try it again ??? not much to see, except some very threatening power lines ???
Keith.
Keith.
