Moreton Hall estate from Rougham Airfield

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The photograph on this page of Moreton Hall estate from Rougham Airfield by John Goldsmith as part of the Geograph project.

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Moreton Hall estate from Rougham Airfield

Image: © John Goldsmith Taken: 16 Aug 2005

The Moreton Hall estate and (inevitably in 'Sugartown') the sugar factory are silhouetted in the sunset. Photographed from Rougham Airfield, a Second World War airfield used mainly by B17s, and now used as an airfield and special events venue. You can see the mowed secondary runway. In the trees is the Flying Fortress public house.

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Image Location

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52.246788
Longitude
0.750387