3/10/62, behind the Sandhurst Garage: Skylines (Aircraft Components) Ltd. Spares supplier to the Boscombe (then) trio. EZ259 became G-BMJW; FX442 to Hawkinge Museum, 2002; KF435 to Booker as spares; KF487 to DX as spares. 3 Meteors were there too (T.7/F.8/F.R.9).

I recall seeing the Harvards at Sandhurst in my spotter days and wondering why they hadn’t been scrapped, but, at that time, I wasn’t aware of the Boscombe Down’s Harvards existence and there weren’t any others in the U.K. at the time.
A chap in Kidlington had another Harvard project in the late ’60’s. I wonder if that project was ever finished?

No, Bradshawing was identifying where you were by the railway stations you passed over, while following the railway line feature. I believe most stations had their names painted on their roofs to help pilots. This gave a definite fix of where you were, as to where you thought you were…:)

Or fly to the right of the line feature…:D

Portersfield?

There were a similar collection of Sea Furies at Langley in 1959/1960. I wonder if these were the same ones that had been moved to Dunsfold?