An airship hangar ( not Cardington ) - Europe or Nth America........?

cleo, you posted the wrong link to your picture, use the [IMG] link

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v604/ZH875/cleo.jpg

I shrunk the image so as not to confuse the current quiz.

ZH875 - Many thanks. I'll stick to tea making :p

Goodyear Airship "dock" at Alron, Ohio, sadly deteriorated. The square things on the top differ from the old photos I have.

Should I win, I'll pass the torch to cleo.

cleo - you weren't working at EGPF 30 yrs ago , you were employed there ;)
p.s. 1} you are very good at making tea 2} I know where your piccy is, but it would be unfair to spill the beans LOL

Seacue, nope, not Ohio,

Tillamook Oregon.

Still another challenge open isn't there ?

LFT's challenge
 

Weeksville, North Carolina?

Is it Weeksville, NC?

Cleos pick is of a BAC1-11 and almost certainly a Cambrian one at that.

oh and the hangar is the former Starways hangar.

Correct on both counts TMate - but you have omitted the vital piece of information - Which Airfield:eek:

I know you know! Choccy biscuit will be included free of charge with your cuppa :)

Cartman - you obviously learned well at EGPF since I'm told you can still make tea.

Spot on Tiger Mate - it's on the disused north airfield at Livepool ; the BA 1-11 was based there for a week or so during the Manchester Airport fireman's strike in the 1980's :)
Cleo - of course I can make tea but why bark yourself when you have a dog ?
(anyway it's good for the troop's morale ) ;)

Correct, it's Weeksville NC, well done evansb,

Now I feel really stupid. I must have passed within sight of the Weeksville hangar on a friend's boat ... when helping him sail / motor down the Intracoastal Waterway.

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...baby-small.jpg

but, but, but.........

"but, but, but........."

And well done Duckbutbutbut also, but...I think evansb won by a beak :ok:

Thanks LFT. Here is the next 'Which Aerodrome?':
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...Waerodrome.jpg

evansb's challenge
 

Utica, Oneida County Airport, NY perhaps

Bah, recent picture. Back in the day they would have been DC-3s with Robinson Airlines painted on the sides. Robinson changed its name to Mohawk in 1952.

Mel is correct in one:ok: It is Utica, New York. :D You have control.
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r...nson20DC-3.jpg