East Lothian Landscape - East Fortune Airfield - landing zone for microlights
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Image: © Richard West Taken: 6 Nov 2010
View looking west from the point where the B1347 crosses the extended runway at East Fortune airfield (RNAS from August 1919, RAF from June 1940, closed in the postwar period and since 1975 home to the Museum of Flight). This part of the runway is used by microlight aircraft.
