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Double Hydco 31st May 2009 19:25

It's not Prestwick, Turnhouse, Aberdeen, or Goose Bay.

TheChitterneFlyer - you are correct the "old girl" is a Shorts Belfast C1 (my logbook says G-BEPS may she RIP!)

The aircraft is in the "original" Heavylift livery, but alas it's not the Far East.

sycamore is thinking along the right lines....

P.S the frame you can see in the shot is the oil covered, death trap of a ladder that was carried onboard the aircraft to enable the Flt Eng to top up the oils!

Flap40 31st May 2009 20:22

How about Halifax?

WE992 31st May 2009 21:21

How about St Johns?

one11 31st May 2009 21:25


sycamore is thinking along the right lines....
....just by following the clue, Gander ????

TheChitterneFlyer 31st May 2009 22:42

I'm not sure which St John's WE992 refers to; Halifax or Newfoundland. I'm going to go for the one in Newfoundland.

TCF

evansb 31st May 2009 22:44

St. John's, Newfoundland, is over 100 miles SE of Gander. Saint John, New Brunswick, is over 600 miles SW of St. John's, NL. Halifax is a city in the province of Nova Scotia, over 500 miles SW of Gander, NL.

GrumpyOldFart 31st May 2009 23:09

[Thread creep]


Halifax is a city in the province of Nova Scotia, over 500 miles SE of Gander, NL.

SE? You may want to get your compass swung...

:E

[/Thread creep]

Double Hydco 1st Jun 2009 08:51

It's not Halifax, St. Johns or Gander. Although all have had visits from the Belfast in the past (especially wonderful Gander - it's hard to believe they allowed us to do Base training at 3am!).

But, we are now in the correct part of the globe.....

DH

Captain Airclues 1st Jun 2009 09:25

Bangor, Maine, USA?

Dave

Double Hydco 1st Jun 2009 10:56

Well done Dave, it is indeed Bangor, Maine (at one time Dow AFB).

Over to you....

DH

Captain Airclues 1st Jun 2009 17:08

The last time that I went to Bangor in a 747 we went in and out on three engines.

OPEN HOUSE

Dave

Old Bald Pilot 2nd Jun 2009 13:02

Plenty of clues here

http://i703.photobucket.com/albums/w...Clacton015.jpg

Itswindyout 2nd Jun 2009 16:32

Leavesden
 
this time with both eyes open
no followup.
windy

Old Bald Pilot 2nd Jun 2009 19:20

Leavesden it is. I always thought it the best airfield in the South. Long gone unfortunately, though looking at Google Earth there is still a Helicopter Pad at the Small Engine Division,
Aaah. DeHavilland!!!
Windy says OPEN HOUSE

evansb 3rd Jun 2009 16:48

Here is the next challenge, which, unlike my previous Henlow challenge, is confirmed by two sources:
http://i141.photobucket.com/albums/r.../WAD090603.jpg

Duckbutt 3rd Jun 2009 20:19

Long distance information give me:

Memphis NAS?

evansb 4th Jun 2009 01:58

Yes, it is NAS Millington, Memphis, Tennessee. Well done:D You are in control.

Duckbutt 4th Jun 2009 08:10

What about this one:

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...ler/Puzz23.jpg

evansb 5th Jun 2009 04:34

Son Sant Joan Airport, Palma De Mallorca ?

Duckbutt 5th Jun 2009 08:40

Sorry not Mallorca.

The aircraft is some distance away from its normal home base. Although I don't know for sure I would imagine that the temperature here would be somewhat warmer as well.


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