You know where and when!!

For those with beady eyes, Bovingdon is in the background.

It would seem that shy retiring Maurice Kirk has one in his farmyard in Wales.

What a cracking machine- I really like that. The website says its a ‘Bannerschlepper!’

A nice selection of shots- I love that Pembroke in the clover.
With a bit of luck the weather next year will be kinder.

What they have done with them is knock them down, apart from Personal Planes Services hangar. It stands alone, propped up by a heap of Provost and Canberra bits.

The new hangars are of the low-rise, blue wriggly-tin variety.

The wooden hangar complex was built along the hard runway at Booker (High Wycombe) which had just been released by the RAF. Other parts of the field were used for various scenes, such as the northerly corner, with the haystack and the Demoiselle. Additional locations included Dover, and a flying unit was sent up to Skegness.

Derek Piggott flew the Boxkite (replica) all the way back from Skegness to Booker, with about five fuel stops!

Moggy. I think the ones you want to talk down to have ‘fewer than’ 4,000 postings. :rolleyes: