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On a different tack, the nearest town could be in Sussex, this town may not have a former Royal Navy airfield in West Africa, and the nearest capital city may, or of course may not, be in Somerset.
All cryptic, though yesterday I passed the Somerset town and my log hook shows the former Naval airfield.
All cryptic, though yesterday I passed the Somerset town and my log hook shows the former Naval airfield.
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the nearest town could be in Sussex, this town may not have a former Royal Navy airfield in West Africa, and the nearest capital city may, or of course may not, be in Somerset.
All cryptic, though yesterday I passed the Somerset town and my log hook shows the former Naval airfield.
All cryptic, though yesterday I passed the Somerset town and my log hook shows the former Naval airfield.
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That makes Hastings the nearest town. Try for the capital, though you won't be booted out if unsuccessful.
And back to Canada. The Vancouver expedition spread its exploring a long way, with a ship therein finding and having its name given to this spot. No to minerals, though a current export nearly led to a Court Martial for some of my Squadron chums in the Gulf, 1973. Oops, did I say 'crayfish.'
So, 'up and at em,' getting closer.
And back to Canada. The Vancouver expedition spread its exploring a long way, with a ship therein finding and having its name given to this spot. No to minerals, though a current export nearly led to a Court Martial for some of my Squadron chums in the Gulf, 1973. Oops, did I say 'crayfish.'
So, 'up and at em,' getting closer.
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Chatham it is. I had tried to pull away from Canada, 'tendrils,' had aimed for Wellington as well as Hastings, let slip a typo, Medway, and even earlier tried 'pit' since Pitt Island is nearby. I had assumed the aircraft were Chatam 'sahibs' rather than their elderly Convairs. 'Up and at em' is the motto of the HMS Chatham line of frigates.
So, over to Ken Parry.
So, over to Ken Parry.
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dook has it. Dated on airliners.net as 1969, when MAN parking was still self-manoeuvring. In the distance, behind the fin, the Airwork hangars, where in my distant teenage years USAF F-86s and B-26s from Germany were serviced. They were demolished to make way for the second runway.
That's a very esoteric collection of aeroplanes. The Harvard and the building styles make me think of Australia.