Grid reference TL4959
near to Fen Ditton, Cambridgeshire, England
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Low Fen Drove Way, Fen Ditton
by Geographer
At the junction with High Drift Road
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Light aircraft landing at Cambridge Airport
It is the beginning of the end for the airport now, with the last flight of the Hercules in mid June (which were serviced here), Marshalls looking to move in the next few years and light aircraft starting to move to new bases. The plan is... (more)
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Emergency gates, Cambridge Airport
by JThomas
Off Newmarket Road.
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G-BZET approaching Cambridge Airport
by Keith Edkins
This aircraft is a Robin HR200/120B, a two seat aerobatic aircraft designed by the French Avions Robin during the 1970s specifically for flying school use. It is seen over the approach lights at the north-east end of the airport.
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Byway bridge over the A14
by John Sutton
A view across a field of oilseed rape from High Ditch Road towards the bridge which carries Low Fen Drove Way over the A14.
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Entering Fen Ditton
by N Chadwick
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Newmarket Road
Newmarket Road at park and ride turn
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Chocks Away!
by Mike Belch
This De Havilland Tiger Moth is one of two operational aircraft at Cambridge Airport and can be used for PPL training. This one is pictured at its base on the Northern perimeter of the airport by the A1303 Newmarket Road
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Runway, Cambridge Airport
by N Chadwick
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M-TSRI approaching Cambridge Airport
by Keith Edkins
M-TSRI is a Beechcraft C90GT King Air, registered in the Isle of Man
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Stop when lights show
by David Gruar
Not a level crossing, but the end of the runway at Cambridge Airport (terminal building visible in the distance). I don't know how often these lights are used - I'd have thought that if a plane was in danger of overshooting the... (more)
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Along Marleigh Avenue
by John Sutton
This is the main road into a large new estate being built north of Newmarket Road on the eastern edge of Cambridge. The developers call the area Marleigh, a made-up name with no local relevance. (As, at the time this picture was taken,... (more)
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