Is that an airship shed just above the hangar?

Well having done a bit of poking around I think nvubu will be our winner.........?

As I'm off for the evening I'll confess a bit early - yes it is Stoenhenge -& nvubu has it

Surely the UK's Most Historic Aerodrome - I was astonished they built one there right beside the stones..............
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....4297d97112.jpg
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....5126ed6570.jpg
https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....8b8d74e350.jpg
https://cimg5.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....1688122e3a.jpg

Thanks - I guessed at it based on your clue about the surprising location - before going and looking up the challenge I posted in 2018 :)

Here is the next challenge - the airfield is under the smoke. Will provide more images later.

https://am3pap004files.storage.live....&cropmode=none

I feel lucky today:
A few years back I did a hole-in-one when answering (tong in cheek) Udvar Hazy on a very hazy picture.
If this is a German airfield where they have problems with smoke extraction, then this must be Berlin Brandenburg airport (then Schonefeld)

Is it Metfield, Suffolk ? (Bomb Dump Went Up)

SLB - you aren't lucky this time as this airfield isn't in Germany.

This isn't bombs going up, but rather bombs going down - having been dropped by the aircraft in the picture.
https://am3pap004files.storage.live....&cropmode=none

Volkel then perhaps?

Or perhaps not :)

you're a 6 to 6:30 hour drive away from the target location.

This image should provide a little more context.
https://am3pap004files.storage.live....&cropmode=none

Are we in the Po Valley?

On second thoughts no. Apple tells me that's an 11 hour drive for Slb. Paris is in the six hour plus range, so northern France?

Yes, we are in France, but about a 2 hour drive beyond Paris.

Could be in the Chateaudun to Blois area - somewhere like Blois le Breuil

I think Asturias has hit the target with Chateaudun (a bit difficult to verify the layout on satellite photos as the current airbase is deliberately obscured, it seems).
Incidentally, I was having a look at the history of one of the B24s in the 14 Jun 44 raid (presumably the second photo) and it certainly had a busy schedule in its one year life from delivery to scrap...I guess that the chances of surviving so many raids were much higher as the German air defences collapsed?
USAAF Nose Art Research Project - Dumbo

Sorry for the delay, busy at work. Yes, A56 has it with Chateaudun. If you use Google Earth historical views and go back a couple of clicks, the pixilation goes away.

Some of the dispersals on the images I posted are still recognisable once you go back in time.

Over to you Asturias

Who is going to win the prize for being the one to get to 1000 pages :ok:

Edit to add:
On my last image, around 9 o'clock, Would that be the ammunition storage for the airfield? It is rail connected - although I think no longer used as such, and seems very overgrown.

Or the 20.000th post?
or the 2,5 million views?

No - I only pointed out the area (which was pretty big) and then plumped for Blois le Breuil

it's MAXTOW who looked closely - over to her/him

Tks Asturias. Try this:

https://cimg8.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....69ad842b8.jpeg
Then...
https://cimg0.ibsrv.net/gimg/pprune....81a39f9b4.jpeg

...and now (I'll admit defeat to anyone who can read the road sign!)

Norfolk pines, palm trees, driving on the left. Australia?

Yes, Australasia as your observations could also apply to NZ. Signing off till Weds!

Saro London - probably RAF 204 Squadron visit to the nether regions in '37-38 5 aircraft in the longest formation flight ever