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Which Aerodrome Mk IV

why can't people just name it instead of all the witty remarks?
Last edited by Asturias56; 17th Jun 2022 at 06:51.

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"Well if it isn't Dr Adenauer "- it must be Charles de Gaulle[/QUOTE]
Like I said, Charlie Diggle.
And 'to the north of Paris' ie 'Paris Nord', the original name for the airport.

"Well if it isn't Dr Adenauer "- it must be Charles de Gaulle[/QUOTE]
Like I said, Charlie Diggle.
And 'to the north of Paris' ie 'Paris Nord', the original name for the airport.
You know I've only just got the "charlie Diggle" joke...........
- need to get out more I guess
North of Paris - there are a lot of airports N of Paris tho - like Oslo
The smart cove in the glasses is actually Jacques Block - the Chief Engineer of ADP at the time - https://www.airporthistory.org/charles-de-gaulle-1.html
Pierre Plantard de St Clair.was the nutter behind the Priory of Sion IIRC - he probably designed Heathrow terminal 3
I guess Chevron actually named it but I'll leave it to you two to sort out who goes next


North of Paris - there are a lot of airports N of Paris tho - like Oslo
The smart cove in the glasses is actually Jacques Block - the Chief Engineer of ADP at the time - https://www.airporthistory.org/charles-de-gaulle-1.html
Pierre Plantard de St Clair.was the nutter behind the Priory of Sion IIRC - he probably designed Heathrow terminal 3
I guess Chevron actually named it but I'll leave it to you two to sort out who goes next
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Well done ea200 Stag Lane Aerodrome it is. Home to, amongst others, The de Havilland Aircraft Company until 1934 when that company moved to Hatfield. Stag Lane Aerodrome was then sold and subsequently built upon. The Aeroplane above is Sir Alan Cobham's DH61 G-AAEV. More here:https://www.baesystems.com/en-uk/her...h61-giant-moth


Over to you ea200 !


Over to you ea200 !
well a week has almost passed with OH so I'll try this one

