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BRANCASTER BEACH:    Temporary Landing Ground

G-AIEK
G-AIEK
Local area view
Local area view
Area view
Area view


Note:  The photograph was kindly provided by Laurence Garey. The other two pictures were obtained from Google Earth ©




 

Location:  Just N of Brancaster village on the A149, roughly 6.5nm ENE to NE of Hunstanton town centre

Period of operation:  Unknown.  (Picture taken in the early 1950s)


NOTES:  The Miles M38 Messenger 2A G-AIEK was owned by Arthur J Linnell of Wilby near Wellingborough from 31.10.47 to 23.02.66. But, was this a one-off visit? Or indeed, did other aircraft land here over a period of time?  If anybody can kindly offer advice and information this will be most welcome.

So, just to prove a point, soon after making this listing, our eagle-eyed friend of this 'Guide', Mr Graham Frost, has pointed out to me that there appears to be a Percival Proctor parked right behind the Messenger.

Needless to say, pictures are always much appreciated.

 

 

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