Day 10, July 11th MY Dunkeswell Aerodrome (Airport) PIX

The SIGN and MEMORIAL at the Dunkeswell Aerodrome entrance.

This is the current Control Tower & “Airport” Facility
and also houses The Dunkeswell Memorial Museum.

“The Aero Club building, now Dunkeswell Air Centre, at the airfield entrance has a public area from which to view the flying, parachuting and sky-diving which take place. It offers refreshments and also a theme park for children. It has a large car park and is open daily with the exception of Christmas and New Year.
The Dunkeswell Memorial Museum, opened on 4th July, 1997. This was founded by local volunteers to display artifacts related to that period and further contribution are welcomed. The Museum is open Tuesday to Sunday during the summer, weekends only in winter. Admission is free but donations are appreciated.”

A few WWII buildings still exist on the property.

Just some pix of a couple toodling-by in a “MICROLIGHT” plane
while I was with Steve at his hanger.

I think this might be the website for this plane (or its like):
The “Pegasus Quantum”

Next DAY 10 Pix Options (in order of trip occurrence):

Dunkeswell Aerodrome HISTORY
(A page likely ONLY of interest to WWII “History Buffs”)

My PIX o’ STEVE’S PLANE

PIX I took during my FLIGHT!
(Links to my FLIGHT MINI-VIDz are on this page!)

Leave Glastonbury & head to the LAST LODGINGS of the Trip:
The Lantern House in Eckington … a bit north of Tewkesbury

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