N France I guess??

Yes, North West East France - south of Paris

Still an airfield after WW1??

I think SMOKEON has cracked this one.

SMOKEON has it. Amanty it is: Few more overheads to show how little the layout has changed.

https://b0fyqg.bl.files.1drv.com/y4m...&cropmode=none

https://do4d2a.bl.files.1drv.com/y4m...&cropmode=none

https://b0flqg.bl.files.1drv.com/y4m...&cropmode=none

Over to you SMOKEON

Thank you.
Open House.

Somewhere in Europe for the weekend..................

https://www.pprune.org/members/32618...fhjflhlkll.jpg

I'd rather hoped people would think it was N France but it is indeed Duxford - early '00's I think..............

Sid has declared OH

This field closed a few years ago on the demise of the owner. Enough clues in the photo for now.

Mark 1,

Your picture reminds me somewhat of Calistoga, which is the only US glider field that I know of, that has closed, but it looks far more lush than I remember.

I42 - Right continent, but not there. Here's another view:

Somewhere in the Appalachians?

Durango Gliding Club, Colorado, U.S.A.

Smokeon has it.

The Val Air field in Durango next to the famous Durango to Silverton railroad and the Animas river. Sadly no longer available.

Thank you, Mark1.
Open House.

Or Blackbushe c1961ish (just after the local council had 'destroyed' part of the airfeld to return it to common land; still waiting 57 years later!)

Finmere indeed................ Jenkins is PIC