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The same helicopter flew over LL today. They weren't doing the school run were they - when I was at school every year an army helicopter would come, land and take some 6th formers up for a flight to try and persuade them to sign up, either that or we have an army camp in our midsts!!!!

"in field behind sainsburys" - or behind the abbotswood houses - there's a 3-4 story factory style building, you can see it from most angles, but best from the greendale pathway.


I think this is it, hard to tell from above


 

I thought that was just housing for doctors/nurses from Kings... but now I'm wondering if I need to tin foil the attic.


I did wonder why I could hear a really loud helicopter the other day, but when I looked out the window I couldn't see anything.

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