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Hawker Hunter
Wickenby Aerodrome is fast becoming one of my "happy places" . It holds special events every few months but on other days it is a working aerodrome. It has a Civil Aviation Authority licence for passenger flights and training. It also has a wonderful cafe.
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Replica German Rumpler C VII
People can visit (for free - unheard of these days) and watch the small aircraft come and go (on the days they are open). It's not a busy airfield, but a good place to chill and have a coffee and watch the occasional plane take off or land.
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Merlin Engine Run
This Merlin engine (above) can be seen at a lot of aviation events around the country. This photo was taken at a recent event - you can read more about that event here.
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Army Air Corp Auster
They also have a small museum in the old control tower (which also houses the aforementioned cafe). It is such a small airfield it is hard to believe that it was a bomber command airfield during the second world war,
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