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SYNOD INN:   Private airstrip       (Aka CRUGLAS - SYNOD INN and FFOSTRASOL)

Aerial view 2006
Aerial view 2006
Aerial view 2020
Aerial view 2020
Area view
Area view


Note:  These three pictures were obtained from Google Earth ©






 

Location:  W of the A486, just NNW of Wstrws village, about 2.5nm SSW to SW of Synod Inn village on the junction of the A486/A487 and B4338. About 8.5nm E of Aberporth town centre

Period of operation:  Early 2000s (?) to -


Runway:   Not defined but:    E/W   570   grass


NOTES:  If you Google Synod Airfield you will find several listings, so it is clearly well known. What puzzles me is why people would want to land here? Looking at Google Earth is seems that there is nothing here. No cafe, no hangar, no fuel etc.

But of course it could well be convenient for anybody wishing to visit friends or relatives in this area.

As always in this 'Guide', if anybody can kindly offer advice, this will be most welcome. Pictures of course are always much appreciated.


  

 

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