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Kentchurch


Note: This map only gives the position of Kentchurch village within the UK. A search on the inter-web and Google Earth failed to reveal a likely location for the airstrip - if indeed, that is what it is. In many cases only a suitably flat-ish and well mown field is needed. If anybody can kindly provide a more exact location, this advice will be most welcome.



KENTCHURCH: Private airstrip
 

Location: E of B4347 roughly 9nm NW of Monmouth

Period of operation: From 2004 (?) to -
 

Runway: N/S   600   grass

 

NOTES: Not long after this strip was first being used an Auster had to taken away by road, because cattle had started eating it! I know because I was asked for a quote on the job.

For some odd reason it appears that cattle like nothing more than to eat fabric covered aircraft - it a well known hazard, especially for those making a forced or precautionary landing in a farmers field. Perhaps a farmer could be kind enough to explain why?


 

 

 

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