Memorial to RAF Anwick Landing Ground
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Memorial to RAF Anwick Landing Ground
Image: © Adrian S Pye Taken: 8 Sep 2019
RAF Anwick was a landing ground / Flying field in WW1 and was also used in WW2 and a dummy airfield from 1939 for RAF Digby but closed in 1942, reverting to farmland. Remnants still exist and the hangar can be seen at the Anwick Garden centre (Grid ref. TF 1145 5077 = 53.042625,-0.339085)
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Image Location
Latitude
53.05264
Longitude
-0.349011