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17 Apr 2014 20:47 #1
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1914-18 Seaplane Base and Aerodrome - but where?
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Not Killingholme I believe
Where else had Seaplanes and aerodrome in close proximity?
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Where else had Seaplanes and aerodrome in close proximity?
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17 Apr 2014 21:05 #2
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Hamble?
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18 Apr 2014 07:24 #3
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Brough maybe?
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18 Apr 2014 09:39 #4
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Checking the maps and aerial photos, Brough seems o be a good match for the roads and hangars, but cant see that jetty in any of the views
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18 Apr 2014 10:38 #5
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The jetty looks to be wooden so may not have lasted long in that position
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19 Apr 2014 22:40 #6
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Brough, without a doubt. The three-bay 'North Sea Hangar' is under construction to the left. It is still visible on Google Earth today, together with the hangar at the base of the slipway -- both now surrounded by later buildings. The straight line of the northern boundary to the airfield is also clear.
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20 Apr 2014 12:35 #7
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Further to my above post, I have undertaken a little more research and re-posted the original image (with some annotations) on the Brough thread.
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