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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
I have another one for you - I apologise for the quality but again it is the Far East:
Hopefully this won't take long. Although those who first looked at it would have had even more problems - My apologies for reversing the image. This should now be correct.
Hopefully this won't take long. Although those who first looked at it would have had even more problems - My apologies for reversing the image. This should now be correct.
Last edited by Shackman; 8th Feb 2019 at 21:52. Reason: Left all the data in!!
As terry Dactil says, one half of the image does appear to mirror the other. I certainly can`t talk though, a lot of my internet work gets lost in cyber space, normally due personal finger trouble!
That said, as a wild card thought, Seletar possibly.
That said, as a wild card thought, Seletar possibly.
Max Tow - in one. Butterworth c 1970, next pic was to be Mirages on the flight line.
My apologies on the image; I was trying to hurry after I discovered that I'd left all the metadata on and that I had the picture reversed. Now I've no idea what I did!!
My apologies on the image; I was trying to hurry after I discovered that I'd left all the metadata on and that I had the picture reversed. Now I've no idea what I did!!
Excellent shot ! as its OH a small something for the weekend
.......warmer than Ferrara.....................
.......warmer than Ferrara.....................
First one is a bit small - here's another to help - going out for a couple of hours
I don't think it's been done before on here .... not surprising really
Locally it has a passing connection with two of the worlds most famous explorers who visited some 350 years apart (approx.) - they didn't stay...............
Locally it has a passing connection with two of the worlds most famous explorers who visited some 350 years apart (approx.) - they didn't stay...............
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I wasn't thinking that this location had been done before, just that I'd seen the layout before - probably searching for another location.
I was originally thinking Africa, but the 350 years between explorers almost certainly rules that out (apart from South Africa).
I wouldn't have thought Australia as Captain Cook was 1792. That leaves the Americas.
I was originally thinking Africa, but the 350 years between explorers almost certainly rules that out (apart from South Africa).
I wouldn't have thought Australia as Captain Cook was 1792. That leaves the Americas.
Not Australia
The Americas could be considered to be "explored" from Erik the Red to Amundsen - that's 1000 years
Africa even longer and Asia - you have millennia......................
Another clue - in addition to the local language (s) two other languages are spoken widely and neither originated in this country
The Americas could be considered to be "explored" from Erik the Red to Amundsen - that's 1000 years
Africa even longer and Asia - you have millennia......................
Another clue - in addition to the local language (s) two other languages are spoken widely and neither originated in this country