Some post-WW2 UK maps online:
Brewster 239
A Brewster B-239 in flying condition.
Oh no! Elvis and Lord Lucan were last seen sititting on the StuG harnessed to Shergar.
Thanks for that.They are a great find.Going off topic there are some German Stug tanks sitting in defence on the Romanian boarder if anyones interested.Just gotto find the website again..
Finnish Army auctioned today 3 StuG III wrecks (used as RPG targets), 14 Charioteers, and 4 Comets.
The highest price was 185000 Euros (StuG) 😮 The buyer was British, he bought several tanks.
Photos of the tanks (text in Finnish): http://www.mil.fi/liite/Psv-huutokauppa_luettelo_FIN.pdf
http://www.oldprops.ukhome.net/C82%20Photographs.htm
“N6887C 10059 On display in children’s playground Hermosillo. Confirmation needed”
Finnish VL Pyörremyrsky
That would have been Cornelia Fort, who was giving instruction to a defense worker with the surname of Suomala in an Interstate Cadet* of Andrews Flying Service.
Who was Mr Suomala? His surname is Finnish.
Is it perhaps this?
An aerial photo at ploughing time would be very interesting, as the chalk rubble where the concrete was removed shows bright white through the thin soil.
Adrian
Google Earth shows the “ghost lines” better.
I think you mean Alan Magee:
A Finnish video “Jämi Fly-in 2005” shows how to do it. Beginning at 12 min an ultralight floatplane lands on grass and takes off from a dolly:
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=1927604894276136461
WARNING: Don’t do that with your Sunderland!
A Brewster 239, next perhaps a Sud Caravelle
A-26
Local Live shows an excavator digging a large hole at Warton Marsh.
I can’t remember the year, very early 70’s, the Red Arrows did a splendid display at Kaivopuisto, Helsinki, Finland. Yachts with too tall masts were moved away for the event.