In which case, my apologies and OH again.

Try this one ---

http://i205.photobucket.com/albums/b...sse/llllll.jpg

Grand Central Airport,

Midrand, Johannesburg,

South Africa

I can see my house :-)

OPEN HOUSE

Well done Sultan - which one is it?

OH

Turns out we've had this before, in 2008. Looks like this aerodrome was renamed Aston Down in 1938...:(

Still.... its a great photo, thanks for posting it.

Not a problem. They're SE5a aircraft of No.6 (Training) Squadron at AFC airfield of Minchinghampton. That was the intended challenge name I was after, but google says it was later called Aston Down. The Australian War Memorial dates the photo as 1919 but here it's 1917...?...

Cotswold Gliding Club

Back to Open House.

Here's another:

http://i20.photobucket.com/albums/b2...er/Puzz56b.jpg

AGO C-1 at Johannisthal Airfield.

As always too good for me Sabredog!

You have it.

Good challenge,Duckbutt,and an excellent photograph.
Unusual to have the Imperial German Naval Air Service on here.
The next challenge;
http://i1089.photobucket.com/albums/...3/Quiz40-3.jpg

Looks very rural.

England ?

C.

Very much so,Mr. Grubby. In fact, one might say the Garden of England!

...in which case home of the then Kent Flying Club..In the middle of nowhere there is Aerodrome Rd, De Havillands and Lysander Close. Bekesbourne, RFC & RAF Aerodrome?

Correct,Spook, in every detail.
You have control.

Thank you Sabredog. I'm afraid it's going to have to be Open House.

Apologies, a slightly fraudulent entry here inasmuch as I haven't a clue where this is, or the year or whether that really could be a shedload of Shackletons in the foreground . . . . but it's possibly a few minutes' entertainment for someone and I have an acquaintance very keen to find out as well!

http://i1095.photobucket.com/albums/...g?t=1321921364

Lajes, Azores. Those "Shacks" are probably B-24s.

OH if correct.

I'd agree with India Four Two... Shackleton's were frequent visitors to Lajes but probably not in such large numbers!