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Penicuik


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PENICUIK: Temporary aerodrome     (Aka RAVENSEUK FARM)


A MICHAEL T HOLDER GALLERY

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Local map
Newspaper article
Newspaper article
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Google ground view


Note:  The newspaper article was published in the Edinburgh Evening News on the 20th August 1932.




Newspaper article
Newspaper article
Google Earth © view
Google Earth © view
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Local area map


Note:  The newspaper article was published in the Edinburgh Evening News on the 22nd August 1932.




 

Location:   Penicuik is roughly 8nm SSW of Edinburgh city centre
 

NOTES:
Venue 17th to 21st August 1932 for North British Aviation Company

Venue on the 4th July 1933 for Sir Alan Cobham’s No.2 Tour.

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Area view


Note:  This picture was added by the author and obtained from Google Earth ©

The North British Aviation Company was based at HOOTON PARK in CHESHIRE and operated four Avro 504Ks - G-EAEA, G-EAEB, G-EADY and G-EAJP. It is not known how many aircraft took part, but it might have been just two.



 

 

 

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