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Beside The Market
This strip of arable land lies between East Fortune Market and the Museum of Flight. The building in the distance, to the left of the stack of bales, is part of the original war-time aerodrome.
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East Lothian Landscape - East Fortune Airfield - landing zone for microlights
by Richard West
View looking west from the point where the B1347 crosses the extended runway at East Fortune airfield (RNAS from August 1919, RAF from June 1940, closed in the postwar period and since 1975 home to the Museum of Flight). This part of the... (more)
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Minor road leading to The Museum of Flight
by James Denham
The buildings were once used by the RAF during World War Two. The site is situated off the B1347 Haddington to East Fortune road
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Woodland beside the B1347
by JThomas
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Athelstaneford New Burial Ground
Rather strangely, a tiny new burial ground about 1.5km from the small village that it serves.
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Boundary fence, Museum of Flight
by Jim Barton
The western boundary of the Museum of Flight. The runways of the former East Fortune airfield lie to the north.
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Microlight airfield, East Fortune
by Richard Webb
A fragment of one of the East Fortune Airfield's runways.
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Runway, East Fortune
by Richard Webb
Runway with a roundabout. I get the impression that both halves are still used as runways. It must be quite unusual to legally and safely photograph the middle of a runway. The roundabout on the B1347 facilitates access to the eastern... (more)
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The Dan-Air Comet at the National Museum of Flight Scotland
The de Havilland DH 106 Comet 4C airliner is next to the military aviation hangar at East Fortune Airfield. The charter company Dan-Air acquired many comets when larger airline companies phased them out in the early 1970s. My last flight... (more)
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Former control tower at East Fortune airfield |
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Felled ashes, Big Wood, Gilmerton
by Richard Webb
Many mature ashes have been felled due to disease.
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Fields beside East Fortune airfield
Berwick Law is in the distance.
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