Lakenheath and Marham yesterday

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Lakenheath and Marham yesterday

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Another trip out:

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Wow some very nice and atmoshperic shots there!

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Very nice Tweek.. love em to bits ;-)

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5 , 8 and the last one too, great shadowing with the warm light from the sun on the highlights

thanks for sharing :thumbsup:

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:o :o :o AWESOME!!!!

I love the F-15 against the sun.

I only live a few miles away, but have never been :doho:

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Great Pics. Showed them to a guy who flys out there. He was in 312 that day. He got plenty of photos taken of him in the Mach Loop a few weeks ago in 324 though, so he doesn't feel left out.... ;)

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Kevin Farnell wrote: I only live a few miles away, but have never been :doho:
Should definitely get down there! The thing about LN is that it's very stop start. You'll get a wave of aircraft, usually around 10-20 going up within a matter of minutes, then absolutely nothing until they come back about 1-2 hours later, unless there are visitors. The busy times certainly make up for the quiet times, though:

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Nice shots there Thanks for posting :tab: Are these RAF bases that the Americans rent off well Lakenhealth not Marham as thats operated by RAF GR4's 9 sqn & 13 Sqn I think ? :dunno:

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Tweek wrote:
Kevin Farnell wrote: I only live a few miles away, but have never been :doho:
Should definitely get down there! The thing about LN is that it's very stop start. You'll get a wave of aircraft, usually around 10-20 going up within a matter of minutes, then absolutely nothing until they come back about 1-2 hours later, unless there are visitors. The busy times certainly make up for the quiet times, though:
Thanks, Tweek.

Any guidlines for parking / viewing?
I used to drive down to Mildenhall and park in the little viewing car park that was provided. I believe this has long since closed and the last time I drove there, I ended up driving straight past without stopping. I couldn't find anywhere to park and had a police car behind me.

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jab wrote:Nice shots there Thanks for posting :tab: Are these RAF bases that the Americans rent off well Lakenhealth not Marham as thats operated by RAF GR4's 9 sqn & 13 Sqn I think ? :dunno:

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All USAF bases in Britain are leased by the United States, rather than owned by them. Hence RAF Lakenheath, not Lakenheath AFB. Similarly... RAF Mildenhall, RAF Molesworth etc. :)

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