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Predannack Airfield - Aug 20
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<blockquote data-quote="wolfism" data-source="post: 365504" data-attributes="member: 3883"><p>Without giving away any secrets, the aircraft are quite close to the public footpath, so you don't need to and shouldn't go near the active runway as that could interfere with flying and bring down a whole heap of trouble if you're spotted. For many locations, visiting early on a Sunday morning can often avoid coming into contact with people. </p><p></p><p>However in your case as you're working on a PhD project, why not contact the Royal Navy station officer or PR folks and see whether they could accommodate an organised visit? The forces are generally pretty approachable if you have a legit reason for wanting to see something historic or out of use on a base.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="wolfism, post: 365504, member: 3883"] Without giving away any secrets, the aircraft are quite close to the public footpath, so you don't need to and shouldn't go near the active runway as that could interfere with flying and bring down a whole heap of trouble if you're spotted. For many locations, visiting early on a Sunday morning can often avoid coming into contact with people. However in your case as you're working on a PhD project, why not contact the Royal Navy station officer or PR folks and see whether they could accommodate an organised visit? The forces are generally pretty approachable if you have a legit reason for wanting to see something historic or out of use on a base. [/QUOTE]
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