The only Bourne, in my knowledge, is in Lincolnshire with Folkingham as the nearest airfield. I hate pendants! Yes, it is Bourn, just over the ridge from Oakington. For many years the dons of Oxford and Cambridge managed to keep improvements to the road at bay. My only visit was in an Aztec, destination Heathrow.

Over to you.

Jenkins, thank you. You are rightly pendantic; in my defence I should explain that my few remaining brain cells took an extra letter from the nearby new settlement of Cambourne - the naming of which cause significant upset to the inhabitants of a similarly named town in the far SW.

I shall give dook a break from derelict WW2 fields. Stand by.

https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....66e87380cc.jpg
This is neither derelict nor in the UK

In the USA ?

Yes, it is in the USA

I acknowledge Cambourne, which will keep Culdrose out of the scene for some time.

No more from me tonight; will be on again about 09Z tomorrow.

Short runways and skinny hangars.
General/private aviation only, no airline service there?

Terry: correct

Northeast, possibly upstate New York?

IG

Imagegear: no

Texas? Looks somewhere in the south.........

Not Texas, but you are closer than the NY suggestion.

A clue:

it is in what Alaskans refer to as "the lower 48"

Not much of a clue - but it does eliminate Alaska and Hawaii

The State - did they fight for Lincoln or Davis or neither in the Civil War?

Watsonville California ?

dook: DH with your first shot.

You have control.

I looked for hours for it.

On the Jaguar force we used to call it 'a bomb in a bucket'.

http://i65.tinypic.com/33w2x50.jpg

That looks odd. Europe?

It is in Europe.

Chokey therein?