Are those airships in the background? (Not "their airships")
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Boca Chica Field I'll let the caption do the explaining... http://i44.tinypic.com/2yy8hi0.jpg We have an Open House situation. |
The last U.S. Navy 'K' Class Patrol Airship was retired in 1959.
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Looking at those buildings I would say Germany.
RAF? |
Yes, no. ;)...........
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Butzweilerhof. And it was RAF 1951-1967.
Now, that's neither clever nor quick of me!! And if you'd also posted this GI of the place, most RAF aircrew would've got it immediately! http://i1340.photobucket.com/albums/...ps5396bb3d.jpg |
Sorry but I have to ask; what have a load of sheep got to interest RAF aircrew?
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Cuefaye is right, I wasn't sure what how to answer the RAF question without making it too easy or alternatively misleading anyone hence the ;)
I knew it was RAF later but it wasn't at the time of the pic. Do tell us how the sheep fit in with the RAF (surely not the other way round!) |
Do tell us how the sheep fit in with the RAF |
[quoteDo tell us how the sheep fit in with the RAF
They don't, but do with the navy. ][/quote] Is it in Wales? :) |
Wales and Wellies come to mind!
Open House chaps. |
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Nice one evansb - I can't think where that might be!
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Er is it in Germany?
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It must be the sun!
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Wasn't really a challenge. Just photos of more sheep at German aerodrome, specifically Tempelhof.
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Hmmmm....just checked it against Google Image and the SOB can still recognise the airport from a different direction.
Top left... Amazing! I'll try a different image and another part of the world... http://i44.tinypic.com/6rsdgg.jpg |
That's the Lake Hood seaplane base at Anchorage International. The Alaska Aviation Museum now occupies the pennensula on the right side of the picture.
C2j |
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