RAF Spadeadam

[phila]

98+10 / 282 / 207 by Phil Adkin, on Flickr

FT-11 / FT-10 / 184 / 180 by Phil Adkin, on Flickr

81 by Phil Adkin, on Flickr

FT-06 by Phil Adkin, on Flickr

FT-07 by Phil Adkin, on Flickr

207 / 282 / 184 / 180 by Phil Adkin, on Flickr

282 8-NW by Phil Adkin, on Flickr

FT-10 / FT-11 by Phil Adkin, on Flickr

184 8-NU / 180 8-NB by Phil Adkin, on Flickr

c/n 09559 by Phil Adkin, on Flickr

64 / 60 by Phil Adkin, on Flickr

64 8-NO by Phil Adkin, on Flickr

[panta615]

A great set of images here Phil. Thanks for sharing.

Dave

[phantommadman]

Brilliant photos of a place I'm desperate to get photos of .Dare I ask how you got access

Thanks for sharing.

[steved]

Great shots in a nice setting.

[paddyboy]

Hi Phil

That is a great set of pics

Still makes me feel a bit sad though

Especially that SU22

Cheers

Paddyboy

[F3]

Really interesting and different post and looks well worth the effort of getting there esp. walking across the moor. I managed to get a air view pic of the Mysteres from a Chinook on Ex Border Reiver back in '98 whilst it was lifting off from Spadeadam.

[The Phantom]

Wow - very nice!
Didn't know they had anything like that there.

[thorny1a]

Oooooo great pics!

Too right Paddyboy, that Su-22 really should be in a museum!!

Thanks a lot for posting!

Matt

[dervish]

.....Dare I ask how you got access

They do tours but urbex types tend go for the long wet slog across the moors.

[dervish]

The privately owned hind seems to have been moved over the past year? I don't remember it being so close to the mock airfield.

[sschofield]

Brilliant Phil, as the rest have said, nice to see from a reasonably-rarely photographed location, need to get up there!

Small point, I think Mystere IVA "60" in your second-last photo is actually 61?

[phila]

Brilliant Phil, as the rest have said, nice to see from a reasonably-rarely photographed location, need to get up there!

Small point, I think Mystere IVA "60" in your second-last photo is actually 61?

Cheers - it is 61

[Stroudy]

Looks like a bit of forest management is required to stop some of those frames disappearing under Sitka spruce. I better give them my works card. Could be worse places to practice Silviculture!