Google is way out of date for Little Staughton (2008). Does anyone know if this technical site is still intact please?
Perhaps someone has some pictures of these buildings too? I have looked at the dedicated thread but this lot weren't covered.
Thanks
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Zoom Earth has an image dated June 2018 showing the same buildings and often (but not always) the ZE image is more up to date than GE; take a look at Lossiemouth on both if you don't believe me!
Thanks Terry, I wasn't aware of that site - nice clear imagery for sure. Unfortunately when I zoom into that area, the date goes back to Nov 2011 so it's hard to know if the building is still there.
Zoom Earth uses Bing Maps. A few years ago their coverage of Scotland, regarding clarity, was way ahead of Google's. Then it deteriorated, much as Google's has done recently. Generally the latter's 2014-17 views are superior to current ones. Some of the Bing aerial-view links I posted years ago were stunning at the time. Not any more. Blame it on global warming and increasing haze I guess
Plan A is always more effective when the problem you are working on understands that Plan B will involve the use of dynamite
The tech site at Little Staughton remains pretty much as that view shows, now used as a small industrial/trade area.
The RSP is available via the American Air Museum site.
Thanks Paul, that's good to know. The drying room appears to retain the square outlet vent which I think is quite rare. I've never found any photos of this feature myself.
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