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BARNYARDS FARM:  Temporary landing site

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Note:  These two maps and the Google Earth © picture were kindly provided by Mr Michael T Holder.






 

Location:  Just S of Wick town centre

Period of operation:  Probably from the 19th to 20th April 1931

It appears that 'Ted' Fresson conducted a tour of northern Scotland and the islands in the DH60G Moth G-AAWO, with a Miss Pauer, (both based at HOOTON PARK aerodrome (CHESHIRE) and over the Mersey from Liverpool. It appears that at this period Miss Pauer was the owner of G-AAWO. The idea was to survey suitable sites for 'joy-riding' flights. These being conducted with one of the four Avro 504Ks owned by North British Aviation Ltd, also based at HOOTON PARK. And indeed, they succeeded - but trying to find all the sites used really is a problem today. But Mike Holder, bless him, a great friend of this 'Guide' is determined to reveal as much as can be known.




 

 

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