Thanks Keith. I am afraid that it was no great knowledge on my part. I happened to be browsing another forum recently and saw a similar hut with the name Sibu showing. As I had never heard of it I had to look it up and the details just stuck in my mind.
Here is the next challenge. http://i347.photobucket.com/albums/p...g?t=1231421747 |
Same part of the world ?
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Not really, some considerable distance South East.
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Most difficult.
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OK, a few clues.
1)Airfield was built in 1942 as part of a group of dispersal fields. 2)Started out by having a 4,500 foot gravel runway which was later bituminised. 3)The field is now a housing estate (hardly a unique feature I fear). |
Looks like it must be in Australia or New Zealand then
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Aitkenvale Weir, Queensland, Australia?
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Ii is indeed Aitkenvale Weir in Queensland. Opened in 1942 it was abandoned as a dispersal field in case of invasion by the Japanese it was abandoned after the war.
AAO has control. |
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Time for a clue....
The area this airport is in was first settled by gold prospectors. Rgds AAO |
Time for a clue.... |
Nope, sorry.
Quite a long way South of the Canadian North-West. Rgds AAO |
How about NSW?
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Not as far South as that :eek:
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Another clue....
The province / state where this airport is located also houses the majority of the largest 'floodable region' in the world. Rgds AAO |
South America?
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Ok how about Cuiabá
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Yes, the logo on the pole looks very like the Ifraero symbol (Brazilian airports authority)....
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mr ripley is close.
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