Unsurprisingly, the first feature I look for on an aerial photograph of a WW2 airfield is a bomb store, It's like a signature. I knew that had to be SG but in the absence of a North marker wondered if the image had been reversed laterally.
I copied and rotated it earlier and decided it was Shepherds Grove but shopping took me away. Actually more than 90 degrees right to get the then North to the top.
Unsurprisingly, the first feature I look for on an aerial photograph of a WW2 airfield is a bomb store, It's like a signature. I knew that had to be SG but in the absence of a North marker wondered if the image had been reversed laterally.
I copied and rotated it earlier and decided it was Shepherds Grove but shopping took me away. Actually more than 90 degrees right to get the then North to the top.
Odd that Pete, I wonder why
I looked at the bomb stores too, thought there can't be many with similar layouts in the woods.
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