Nowhere, I should think, Marc. There will be fewer families owing to
fewer servicemen. Certainly that's the case in the UK. And the
married quarters have been sold to some ghastly housing consortium
for a song (£800m around 10 years ago) and now all manner of
different types live among the service families on a typical camp.
Chris
On 8 Jun 2007, at 05:01, Marc Lawrence wrote:
>> Wayne Harridge wrote:
>> Excellent set of images Richard.
>>
>> Funny how we never seem to have these pockets of recently
>> deserted civilisation in Oz, anyone like to correct me or
>> suggest a reason why ?
>
> It's not the same thing, but Google Maps has me wanting
> to visit some places I've lived while following Dad around
> with his RAAF postings. One of the places is pretty much no
> longer there. Here's a a current overhead view of where I
> use to live about 25 years ago:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/35u59u
>
> All those streets use to have Married Quarters (homes) on
> them. There's the RAAF base on the right, and the building
> on middle left is school that supported the community.
>
> I don't know where the RAAF families live now.
>
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