Old aircraft hangar
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Old aircraft hangar
Image: © David Williams Taken: 14 Jan 2007
This is Little Snoring Airfield, used by Mosquito squadrons in World War Two. The gates were closed just at the end of 1945 and since then it has been used for private and club flying, including microlights. The old hangars are still there, like this one, and they are used for storage facilities. The airfield itself, apart from small sections of runway, is in agricultural use.
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