Grid reference TF2692
near to Kelstern, Lincolnshire, England
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Concrete Road
This grid square is all farmland. The large concrete road may have been part of a small airfield!
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Road junction near Dogdyke
by John Firth
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Roadway at RAF Kelstern
RAF Kelstern was originally opened as a night landing ground for 33 Squadron Royal Air Corps in 1917. It re-opened in 1943, closing again in 1945. All in all it was only operational for a total of four years.
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Overgrown road to former RAF Kelstern Airfield |
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Kelstern disused airfield
by Chris
Lumps of concrete (crowned with a dead yucca plant) block the former entrance to the airfield.
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Former concrete aprons to Kelstern airfield
From Abandoned forgotten and little known airfields website
Kelstern airfield (also known as RAF Kelstern) was an RAF Bomber base 210 kilometres north of London.
A night landing ground existed at Mill farm on the east side of the later... (more)
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Farmland near Dogdyke
by JThomas
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Minor road towards Wold Newton
by JThomas
Heading north west.
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Direction sign on the Elkington to Wold Newton Road
by JThomas
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Former R.A.F. Kelstern: aerial 2018
by Chris
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Parch marks in a field near R.A.F. Kelstern: aerial 2019 (1)
by Chris
Probably part of the old airfield.
See also TF2692 : Parch marks in a field near R.A.F. Kelstern: aerial 2019 (2).
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Parch marks in a field near R.A.F. Kelstern: aerial 2019 (2)
by Chris
Probably part of the old R.A.F. Kelstern airfield.
See also TF2692 : Parch marks in a field near R.A.F. Kelstern: aerial 2019 (1).
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All that remains of RAF Kelstern
by David Brown
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