bri has it. The late lamented Banff Airport in Banff National Park.

Elevation 4583' with the lower slopes of Cascade Mountain (10,000') on the left. Infamous for often having windsocks blowing in opposite directions.

Closed for many years on "environmental grounds" - apparently it was affecting the migration of wild animals. Of course the immediately adjacent four-lane Trans Canada Highway with thousands of vehicles per hour and the CP railway with 100 car freight trains have no impact at all!

It was scheduled for permanent removal, but now has had a small reprieve and will be maintained as an emergency-only strip on the VFR corridor between Calgary and Golden.

Over to you bri.

Thanks Simon. I flew a C172 into Banff in the late spring of 1975. The winds and gopher holes made for a tricky landing and taxi. I was young and unafraid, and it was a rental. Here is the next aerodrome:
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r.../WAD080729.jpg

Interlaken?

Which aerodrome
 

Wilderswil?

Sorry, not Interlaken, nor Wilderswil, but it is on the continent.

Dahlem, Germany?

Berne/Belp?

Sorry, not Berne/Belp, nor Dahlem, Germany.

Zell Am See Austria?

Gap-Tallard, France?

Samedan ???

Samedan ???

Crusher1 is correct:ok: It is Gap-Tallard, circa 1963. You have control.

It was the line of Fournier's that gave it away, I knew I'd seen the pic somewhere before!

So open house!

An easy one - perhaps!

http://i145.photobucket.com/albums/r...hAirfield4.jpg

Looks like somewhere in Africa - Nairobi?

Not Nairobi

Bl@@dy short runway. Is that a Tudor bottom right? And a Wellington parked in front of the Comet?

Not Eastleigh and not Tengah.

Clue - it's in the Dark Continent

Def. a Tudor and that looks like a Viking (no roundels). DC-3 seems to be ZS-DBP if that helps.