West from 0 degrees longitude to 180 degrees longitude. This is the only definition.

Must be in Canada..?

Thanks for the professional definition LM. :ok:

Not Canada, Sycamore.

To recap - between the Equator and North Pole and between 90W and 90E - the part that passes through 0 deg long. at Greenwich - and it's salt water. Nuff diggin' here - no more haitch-word for me.

North America?

Nothing too difficult then.....

http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/u...ps4ce9960b.jpg

TCF - Not North America.

LM - Thank you again. " ..... worth a thousand words."
However, it did start with the entire globe and our razor-sharp contestants have already reduced it to a quarter of that. But to assist further - not Greenland or Africa or the Caribbean (or Northern Ireland ... or Bewl Water ;).) LFH

I'll thus shoot for mainland Europe.

Mainland Europe it is ....

It appears to be of WW2 vintage.

Italy?

It is WWII but it's not Italy.

Scandinavia?

Indeedy Davey, Scandinavey. How ya doin ?

Fornebu?..

I will go for Sola

Oslo Fornebu (Norway ;)) spring 1940 during Weserübung - Well done Lightning Mate. You have control.

BTW Wiki has a much sharper picture of Fornebu littered with all sorts - barely room to fly. I thought I could hear the tannoy echo - "Letzte Pilot im Bierkeller zahlt die Rechnung."

This is what it looked like six years ago - LFH

http://i1271.photobucket.com/albums/...g?t=1375275239

Cheers.

If there are no objections I will donate this to Airclues.

He hit the country or I would have been going all over the place.

By Jove you chaps have been busy - three posts while I'm off editing my German grammar.

To celebrate ? his 13,000th post -
LM offers it to Airclues - Take it away Dave !

Hadn't noticed 13,000 posts!

Thanks LM, but unfortunately all of my airfield photos are on slides. Can anyone recommend a scanner that works with an iMac (please PM rather than clog up the thread (and possibly infringe the advertising rules))?

Could I please either hand it back to LM or declare open house.

have a go at this one. put a ruler on the screen. you can see the curvature of the earth.

http://i1274.photobucket.com/albums/...psbd991a97.jpg