RAF Chedworth revisited

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ricasso

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just a few shots of stuff away from the main airfield (probably been done before but hey ho )

guard house ?
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result of a heavy session the night before

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bit of ratting whilst there
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military catflap ?
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went back today to check out the other side of the road in the woods,loads more stuff

two more stanton shelters
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various other buildings
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base of a nissen hut type building [loads of these scattered around the site]
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If any one knows where i could find an original plan of this airfield i would be very grateful
 
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lovely pictures r.

Think there's an old railway tunnel around there somewhere as well

highly likely,there is an old line that runs through chedworth village (about 2 miles away) VERY hilly around there, also , if your into railways, I've heard of the remains of a goods yard in withington, the next village down the line,must visit sometime
 
There is a tunnel in the woods. The railway line runs behind the Roman Villa, and as far as I remember, Chedworth station was situated near the primary school. The site of Withington station can just about be seen from the road as you're driving out of the village in on the right in the wooded part.

I remember walking to the tunnel when I was a kid and it was really long. We never managed to get to the other side because you couldn't see it once you were in!!!! It was just too dam scarey!! :lol:
 
If any one knows where i could find an original plan of this airfield i would be very grateful

Drawing number 5717/45 is the airfield record site plan and in this case includes the dispersed sites. Photocopies can be obtained for a reasonable price from the RAF Museum. RAF museum ref. no. 78/24/273
 
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