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Which Aerodrome Mk IV
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Filton as was.
Well done Sycamore ! Chevvron out of interest can you name the boat?

Bristol Type 26 Pullman Triplane (Early 1920s) Photo Bristol Aeroplane Company
Can't name the boat but I think it was the one where the SAS hid almost under water for several days whilst watching the enemy and passing details to the commanders.
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It's not in the UK or the USA, nor anywhere else in the Anglosphere I'm afraid.
Give you another clue: that was a British Airways A319 I was peering out the window of.
Give you another clue: that was a British Airways A319 I was peering out the window of.
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A very fine city as well. I visited as it was the nearest entry point for my visit to Heligoland and Sylt (see my last challenge) but I was so impressed with the place. It's managed to move with the times while still keeping its industrial core, as well as its industrial 'feel'. Couldn't help thinking as I was walking around the place, and taking the Heligoland ferry down the Elbe, that it's basically what Newcastle thinks it is.
Anyway, enough waffling - all yours
