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Here is a read only link to the Aerodrome Database - WhichAerodrome.xlsx. Up to date as of 1/5/2019. Catching up slowly - up to May 2019 now (Mar 2020).
Here are some "rules" for Which Aerodrome. These are based upon the original suggestions from the very first thread, and have a few additions. Also please be patient as when you are active others may be asleep.
 Thanks to Self Loading Bear for suggesting that we use a wiki. Which Aerodrome I Which Aerodrome II nvubu. 
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Which Aerodrome Mk III
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thanks - I think there are detailed instruction in the computing tag - I think they've changed some things now but the picture has to be posted SOMEWHERE so you can add a URL link
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User Cp on top yellow menu line above - Pictures and Albums - create Album - Upload picture - gives you chance to upload 3 jpegs at a time - once uploaded you can copy either the BB or the other link
Go to thread you want to post on - Reply - picture symbol and paste in the link
Only problem is that it seems to only allow 25 to 30 pictures per Album so you have to delete the oldies every so often
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User Cp on top yellow menu line above - Pictures and Albums - create Album - Upload picture - gives you chance to upload 3 jpegs at a time - once uploaded you can copy either the BB or the other link
Go to thread you want to post on - Reply - picture symbol and paste in the link
Only problem is that it seems to only allow 25 to 30 pictures per Album so you have to delete the oldies every so often
Broadreach - open your picture in your album, copy the text in the BB code window and paste that into your post.
(Or - right click on an image and copy the image address, then hit reply, click the little picture icon
and paste in your image address.)
Voila:
(Or - right click on an image and copy the image address, then hit reply, click the little picture icon
and paste in your image address.)Voila:
Trying again following Background Noise's tips. He has kindly posted my second clue, the original terminal building. The top-heavy building in the background stands on what was once the apron.
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broadreach/dook - I can see your albums under the "Community", "Pictures and Albums" menu on the top - that doesn't seem correct as I can't see HH's "WHAT Airfield" album in the same section.
I use Microsoft OneDrive to store my images and then embed the link.
I use Microsoft OneDrive to store my images and then embed the link.
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Hmm Script on building looks Western but palm type trees so warm
Ghastly 1970's building - might be anywhere buy looks like something a "strict" regime would build. Must be a BIG city - that redevelopment area is massive - and it all looks planned - someone spent a lot of money. It's far bigger than say the old Jakarta Kemayoran or Austin Tx redevelopment
I though t S America but I don't think Sao Paulo or Rio are that planned and Buenos Aires doesn't have that amount of green spaces............
Philippines - possible but not enough cash............
Ghastly 1970's building - might be anywhere buy looks like something a "strict" regime would build. Must be a BIG city - that redevelopment area is massive - and it all looks planned - someone spent a lot of money. It's far bigger than say the old Jakarta Kemayoran or Austin Tx redevelopment
I though t S America but I don't think Sao Paulo or Rio are that planned and Buenos Aires doesn't have that amount of green spaces............
Philippines - possible but not enough cash............
HH, palm trees and bananas. And you're right, the redevelopment seems to have been very well planned, although I'm not sure whether it happened under one of the periods when a strict regime was in charge.
And no, neither Middle East nor China. Nor Philippines. So yes, South America does ring the right bells but neither Rio nor Sao Paulo.
Edit: I lived there as a child and a schoolmate's dad would take me up in a Stearman every once in a while. Once we flew the length of the new airport runway, then under construction, and it seemed to take twenty minutes!
And no, neither Middle East nor China. Nor Philippines. So yes, South America does ring the right bells but neither Rio nor Sao Paulo.
Edit: I lived there as a child and a schoolmate's dad would take me up in a Stearman every once in a while. Once we flew the length of the new airport runway, then under construction, and it seemed to take twenty minutes!
Obviously the overflight of the new runway took much less. I've just checked its present length against the PT-17's cruising speed and think it would have been around 4 1/2 minutes.
Jenks, say again?? Took a few seconds for "Paddington" to sink in but yes, Peru and Lima. The old Limatambo terminal that preceded Aeropuerto Internaconal Jorge Chavez. For HH's benefit, designed and built during the decidedly western-friendly presidencies of Prado and Belaunde.
Jenkins has the stick.
Jenkins has the stick.
Eastern US?
HH,
Yes, I thought it's a single digit too.
Yes, I thought it's a single digit too.