Yes, It was Allens Green.
Never did know what happened to it though, a friend lives in Allens Green, he may know 🙂
Pimpernel, I am a Ware lad myself, I wonder if we know each other….hmmm?

Saw Sally B at a little after 2:15 PM heading north right over St Ives, I was at the Marshalls works in St Ives, (the concrete people , not the other Marshalls!)

Probably the pikeys had it a long long while ago :p .
If the woods were Scales Park then these were cleared back in the 1960’s, along with a substancial amount of ordnance I hear, I love these tales, I was once talking to a Gamekeeper from that area who swore blind the fuselage of a Lancaster laid at Nuthampstead for years after the war.
Our Travelling friends take anything, they took the Heinkel Engines that had been unearthed from Spelbrook near Bishops Stortford in the late 1960’s too!.
Best of luck!.

We received confirmation of the Lancasters appearance at the Hunsdon airfield memorial dedication on May 22nd! 🙂

Andy,
I believe thats right about the tricycle U/C, another snippet I have heard was the Havoc turbinlite was a handful to land due to the full Bomb bay of Batteries 😮

.is this one operational or close to it? Or is it just for static display there in the UK? Would love to see those lovely pair of Merlins come life !

At a visit last year, I was given to understand that a Mosquito from Salisbury Hall will do Engine runs similar to East Kirkby’s Lanc in the not too distant future.

Yes!
Well done to the man, a worthy honour for him indeed.