Disused airfields
18 June 2001, 08:21 PM
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Wind up or best kept secret?
I've heard from a few people that there are a number of accessible disused airfields hidden away in various places around the country. Of course there's no chance that anyone who knows of such a mythical pot of gold would let on, but I'm desperate to give the new scoob a proper punishing off the highway.
Does anyone know if such places exist - is it worth pursuing or am I getting my slide-hungry hopes up???
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I've heard from a few people that there are a number of accessible disused airfields hidden away in various places around the country. Of course there's no chance that anyone who knows of such a mythical pot of gold would let on, but I'm desperate to give the new scoob a proper punishing off the highway.
Does anyone know if such places exist - is it worth pursuing or am I getting my slide-hungry hopes up???
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18 June 2001, 08:46 PM
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Not being one to disagree with you Dave, but I went to Oakington (after Danbury 
)to spy out the lie of the land (as it were) for up-coming track days. Seems that it is certainly "regulated" by the local council - so it is they who have the say as to what goes etc.
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)to spy out the lie of the land (as it were) for up-coming track days. Seems that it is certainly "regulated" by the local council - so it is they who have the say as to what goes etc.1CO
18 June 2001, 09:25 PM
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I must have missed you then Puff, I got there about 1.30pm for a good look round, took some video footage of a full lap and then came home. Looks like it will be a great track once they sort out the few minor problems.
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