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13th September 2019, 10:40

alanatabz

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Re: RAF Wigtown

Hi Stig

I was trying to get to grips with a plane departing an airfield, that in theory wasn't open.

The plane was listed as from RAF Penhros in north Wales.

I wonder if the flight came from North Wales and Wigtown (the area) is a good landmark based on the shape of the land. So Wigtown was a waypoint rather than an Airfield.

Regards

Alan

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