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Great Eversden


Note: I think this map is roughly correct, but will be happy to be corrected.



GREAT EVERSDEN: Private airstrip
 

Location: N of A603, S of minor road linking Great Eversden & Little Everseden, 6nm SW of Cambridge centre

Period of operation: 1970s to early 1990s?


In position to load the Tiger Moth G-ADJJ
In position to load the Tiger Moth G-ADJJ

NOTES: I collected the Tiger Moth  G-ADJJ for restoration from here in July 2002. It was stored in a hangar, but any sign of a runway had long since disappeared. However, in the mid 1970s it appears that four aircraft were based here: D.H.82A Tiger Moth G-ADJJ (BB819) - (the same Tiger Moth I moved in 2003 to be restored to flying condition). Plus the Druine D.31 Turbulent G-ARRU, the Jodel DR.1050 Ambassadeur G-ATEV and another DH82A Tiger Moth G-AZDY.

If you would like to see a picture of the Tiger Moth G-ADJJ resplendent in its restored condition, see my listing for WATCHFORD FARM. There is another picture of G-ADJJ being delivered, after collection, to LITTLE GRANSDEN. 

 

 

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