Doesn't look used very much.

Not so much as of late, but still open. Actually had HS-125 corporate jet service back in the day. Photo was taken in 2005. Current image on Google Earth looks even less cared for.

Lots of silica sand around, and a hint of rapids in that dark stream. I'll guessing Africa, Angola perhaps.

I'm thinking outbackish.

Not Angola nor Australia.

Not on the European Continent.

Not Canada, but the locale had a Canadian connection.

No, but I did find this gem of a photo taken at the mystery aerodrome:

https://cimg4.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....e76f1c6385.jpg

Please note I'll be back around 1400 UTC.

Maybe you should have airbrushed out serial number 34322.

A Google search brings up Watooka, Guyana.

I only suggested that because when Lancaster G-ASXX (now at East Kirkby) arrived in the UK from New Caledonia in about 1966, it was in all white 'Aeronavale' colour scheme.

Thanks - now I'm with you.

broadreach is correct. Linden-Mackenzie, Guyana. Linden Airport (ICAO: SYLD) is an airport serving Linden, the capital of the Upper Demerara-Berbice region of Guyana.

As requested, OPEN HOUSE.

My suggestion just shows how unreliable the web can be. :(

Re the USAF Piasecki H-21, my source says Mackenzie, British Guiana. Watooka, Linden and Mackenzie are served by the Linden-Mackenzie airport. It is now just the Linden airport. It was once known as just the Mackenzie airport. What was the USAF "flying Banana" doing in British Guiana anyway? I can speculate, but I have no facts to back me up.

FYI Watooka was a residential area of MacKenzie Guyana, named after Watooka Creek (an Amerindian name).

It does seem to be a strange place for the USAF to have been.

Maybe it had something to do with the "constitutional coup".

I'm waiting for a "non-regular" to post something.