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GLENORMISTON: Private airstrip        (Also known as INNERLEITHEN)

Aerial view 2014
Aerial view 2014
Local map
Local map
Area view
Area view



Note: The first and third pictures were obtained from Google Earth ©. The map was provided by Mr Graham Frost. 







Operated by: 2000: Mr J G Hogg
2001: Mr G Askew
 

Location: N of river Tweed, W of the A72, Inm W of Innerleithen, about 4.5 to 5nm ESE of Peebles town centre

Period of operation: 2000 & 2001, also circa 2014 certainly


Runway: 2000: 13/31   515x15   grass

2001: 13/31  (I found a note that it should have been extended during this year to 690x15 grass)

2014: Roughly 13/31 to 14/32    490   grass    (Somewhat bent northwards around its mid-point)


NOTES:  This is very interesting. Up to March 2021 I had no pictures at all. Then Mr Graham Frost, a great friend of this 'Guide' came to the rescue. 

Although I could only find two images on Google Earth, (2007 & 2014), the 2007 image shows no trace of an airstrip. So, presumably, it ceased to be used around this period?  There was no sign of a hangar in the 2007 picture. But of course, was the 2000/2001 airstrip in the exact same location? 

As always, if anybody can kindly offer advice, this will be much appreciated.


 

 

 

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