I am sure we can forgive the lack of wings this once.

Thanks Moggy – at least I sneaked a Heinkel in 🙂

I’ve been up that way so often to Knockhill racing circuit I can’t believe I haven’t popped in there at some point.

It’s so close ( maybe just a couple of miles) we could easily hear the action from the race track!

Any more pics of bus companies who might have been seen in Fife ?

Here you go, Baz. Expect some of these have plied their trade in or around Fife at some time –

A few more-

At the far end of the site is Shed 47 http://www.shed47.org/ and part of the old railway which ran around the Stores Depot –

The Landowner is Alexander Douglas-Hamilton, 16th Duke of Hamilton

Then hopefully an interest in aviation still runs in the blood. Present duke is a grandson of the 14th Duke, Air Commodore Douglas Douglas-Hamilton – http://www.undiscoveredscotland.co.uk/usbiography/d/douglasdouglashamilton.html

Welcome back RT,

I think that is one of the Inland Aviation Company types. See the last photo on this page –

http://www.dmairfield.com/airplanes_type/inland/

I’ve tried editing your photo a bit to get more detail – it looks like it may be an eagle emblem on the front fuselage but I can’t be sure.

As for your 2nd map unless you have a Harrier, no go.

Just ignore me -it was getting late! Thought I was looking at the remnants of an older airfield there but, reading through the website I linked to again, it appears that those coordinates relate to the wartime base for the flak; signals and other support units instead. Sorry if caused any confusion 🙁

Hi Schneiderman,

I’m risking total embarrassment here if I’m wrong but I think you may be looking at it upside down. If you rotate the photograph the writing becomes very Arabic like – what then looks like a capital J being the Arabic letter “laam” and the one that then looks like a reversed 3 being “3ayn”. Possibly written by someone lying on the pontoon?

http://www.myeasyarabic.com/site/what_is_arabic_alphabet.html