An afternoon at Myrtle Avenue

[keithh]

20/6 LHR
G-VBOB A350
G-LMTC ATR 72
G-XWBN A350
EI-SIX A320N
B30F9 A350
TC-LTP A321NX
F-HZUD A220
EC-NXD A350
G-TTNU A320N
B-LXR A350
OE-LZO A320N
G-LMSB ATR 72
EC-NVS A320N
HL8362 A350
B32DM A350


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[graham]

Very nice Keith, where do you park there?

[keithh]

Jun 25, 2023 10:24:08 GMT graham said:

Very nice Keith, where do you park there?

We used the bus to get there en route to LCY but there are no restrictions right at the end of Cains Lane. The double yellows finish about three or four cars from the end so not many spaces but it can be done. Cains Lane is two turnings up from Myrtle. I haven’t been there for a few months but it might have changed since although I doubt it. It’s just a five minute walk along to Myrtle.

[Jeff]

Jun 25, 2023 10:24:08 GMT graham said:

Very nice Keith, where do you park there?

There is a park down Hatton road on the left between Myrtle and Caines lane you can park in. Not to be confused with the Bedfont sport ground in the 3rd photo.