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1. Stick in the Mud 3 hours ago permalink

Sylvia / Fear of Landing

Shobdon Airfield started as Pembridge Landing Ground, a long strip in an isolated area used to support Army manoeuvres. In 1942 it was upgraded to “a proper airfield” by the military. Shaun McGuire has made a website dedicated to the Hereford Parachute Club at Shobdon and has reprinted an article found in Action Stations 3, [...]

2. Going Twin 11 hours ago permalink

João Couto Resendes / Positive

I have to start by saying that I am a bit disappointed with myself regarding Positive / Climb. When I created this blog it was my intention to maintain an updated journal of my pilot training and to write about aviation in the Azores islands, but now I suddenly realize I haven’t done nothing of [...]