This is Coltishall. No ramp area like that at Lindholme.

Coltishall's V-shaped apron would certainly explain why the lines in the concrete aren't parallel to the hangar in the background.

Coltishall's V-shaped apron would certainly explain why the lines in the concrete aren't parallel to the hangar in the background.

Okay, thank you!

What about #77?

Not yet, hopefully soon.

RAFG,

77 could well be Coltishall also. Tha is a Victor B1 next to the Canberra and V-Bombers and RAFG Canberra's were regulars at Coltishall Battle of Britain at Home days. The hangar is also right for Coltishall.

Based on an extensive study of RAF stations' boilerhouse chimneys :O, I'm forced to conclude that it probably is indeed Coltishall (again).

Thanks Dave! Very professional indeed. Can you recall a date when there was an Open Day showing this Canberra?

kind regards Steffi

Scramble has BoB display reports for Coltishall for 1959-61 and 1964, none of which list that Canberra nor any Victor in the static display. As per my previous post, I think 1962-63 are too late for that colour scheme, so most likely September 1958 - a few months after 16 Sqn had re-formed with the B(I)8.

Thank you, Dave!:D