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Re: The Return of the Hard Seventeen.
« on: May 20, 2007, 09:04:10 PM »
Is this the B17 you father flew in?
 If so, it used to be based at the airfield about 3 miles from me before it went over to the 401st. Nothing much left at Rattlesden except one runway for the gliding club and the control tower, pretty much the same at all the other old bases around here, all dug up or turned into industrial estates.

A few years back I was on location at an old Spitfire base, and poked my head into a rotting Mitchell that was dumped by the perimeter road. That was freaky, seeing what a tiny little space everyone had to work in, so little (if any)protection  :-(
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Re: The Return of the Hard Seventeen.
« Reply #1 on: June 03, 2007, 08:01:22 PM »
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EDanaII wrote:
Let me know if you have any issues access the site, some people do and some don't. Not sure why, but any clues are welcome.


No joy here I'm afraid  :cry:
Your link redirects to http://edwardgdanaii.info:7762/Album/ but can't connect.

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 Success! By going through a web proxy (anonymouse.org) I can view it OK.
Nice work Ed, thanks for sharing.
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