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DAMIEN :I'd like to present a few photos of the most beautiful fighter plane in Polish Air Force
No replies seen (strange as I think this field should have been visited by quite some spotters the last decade. Not keeping all the info for yourselves hey?SilverWingPix wrote:Excellent images Damian.
Whats the opportunities like for normal "landside"-spotters (or more importantly photographers) at Miroslawiec? I am considering visiting in spring as it is relatively close to the ferry from Denmark.
Any info will be appreciated
Egon/CPH
) and as I am also wondering how this field can be done from the outside I did some Google Earth research on my own. I also recalled some info from someone who did visited this field back in the 90'ies, but his instructions were very sketchy to say the least. As can be seen from Google Earth, it is surrounded by forests, so I guess the only spots which are do-able would be on the approach paths in the forest. On the RWY 30-side there seems to be a clearing at 53°22'59.29"N / 16° 6'38.41"E but this is near a main road so you are pretty much in view of nosy police/locals. On the 12-side there are several forest tracks (see 53°24'21.77"N / 16° 3'27.04"E) which might provide some views. Again, a lot of trees to block views..)
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