What Aerodrome Quiz - Volume 3

25 Apr 2015 06:50 #791 by Ossington_2008
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Ctesiphon? (Pron. tessy-fon) If so, it's named after a mud-brick arch Tigris/Euphraties way. V. rare, the only one I can think of was, from memory, Wethersfield. Not interested enough this morning to check on GE if the runways line up though.

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25 Apr 2015 08:36 #792 by Peter Kirk
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Wethersfield it is.

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25 Apr 2015 10:26 #793 by carnaby
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Wethersfield it is.

I remember spotting that photo in a well-known TNA file many years ago. I'd never heard of the hut in question and the exterior photo blew my mind, then I noticed the airfield plan on the interior. Pre camera days I made a quick sketch, but it took me a long time to trace it via Willis and Hollis (as it did this time!). I think one thinks of Wethersfield as a 'modern' long runway site and the brain excludes it when quickly scanning W&H. If I remember correctly I informed Paul F who contacted the base and got permission to photograph this rarity before demolition.

Plan A is always more effective when the problem you are working on understands that Plan B will involve the use of dynamite :twisted:

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25 Apr 2015 10:29 #794 by Ossington_2008
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I appreciate the clues, but I did wonder what kind of hut would have such a deep window recess. Seems I guessed correctly. Try this one:


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25 Apr 2015 13:18 #795 by David Thompson
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Try this one:


Mona ! And was that posted up in Valley air traffic ?

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25 Apr 2015 13:30 #796 by John Anderson
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Ctesiphon? (Pron. tessy-fon) If so, it's named after a mud-brick arch Tigris/Euphraties way. V. rare, the only one I can think of was, from memory, Wethersfield. Not interested enough this morning to check on GE if the runways line up though.


The said arch being rebuilt by Saddam 1973.

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25 Apr 2015 16:00 #797 by Ossington_2008
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Hi Dave! Yes & Yes!

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25 Apr 2015 18:05 #798 by David Thompson
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Hi Dave! Yes & Yes!


I thought so - I missed it ! :lol:

Nothing to post so open house anyone ?

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15 Aug 2015 15:46 #799 by Dave Smith
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Where is this Halifax airfield? I don't know so I hope someone will recognise it!
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15 Aug 2015 15:54 #800 by Bradlad
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Where is this Halifax airfield? I don't know so I hope someone will recognise it!
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Could that be Burn?

Scrub that, just compared on Google Earth and no match.

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