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PRIORS FARM:  Private airstrip   (Aka PEASEMORE COMMON)

Aerial view 2017
Aerial view 2017
Aerial detail 2018
Aerial detail 2018
Local area view
Local area view


Note:  The first and second, fourth and fifth pictures were obtained from Google Earth ©. The local area and area views are from my Google Earth © derived database.


 

Aerial view 2020
Aerial view 2020
Aerial detail 2020
Aerial detail 2020
Area view
Area view












 

Location:  Just E to NE of Peasemore village, W of the A34 and roughly 6nm N of Newbury town centre

Period of operation:  From around 2016 it appears -


Runway (s):   2017:   01/19   640 x 20   grass

2018:  01/19   640 x 20   grass           04/22   435   grass

Later:  01/19   640 x 20   grass


NOTES:  The initial info regarding the existence of this strip came from the AAIB report, EW/G2017/08/17. Additional info from Google Earth.

Once known as PEASEMORE COMMON, and more recently as PRIORS FARM the airfield has its own website and actively encourages visitors and events. What a splendid example in very recent years to prove that so many lovely and generous people are dedicated to keeping light aviation alive and well. I just wish I was still flying, I'd be down there like a shot.


SOME PICTURES

In November 2022 Mr Peter Miller kindly sent me these pictures he took when at the Fly-In on the 14th July 2019.

First picture
First picture
Second picture
Second picture
Third picture
Third picture
Fourth picture
Fourth picture

 

Notes:  The first picture is of the Beagle A.61 Terrier Srs.2 G-ASCH. The second picture is of the Jabiru UL-450 G-BZYK. A regular visitor to fly-ins is the de Havilland DH87B Hornet Moth, G-ADNE, seen here in the third picture. The first time I saw a YAK-12M was when I was 'smuggled' into a hangar on an airfield near Warsaw around forty years ago. Never thought for one moment that one could be seen in the UK, let alone this example, G-PKFD, on the British register!

 

A COUPLE MORE PICS

Terrier G-ASCH
Terrier G-ASCH
Aerial detail 2020
Aerial detail 2020

    



 


 



 

 

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