Thanks; it's good to see there are still some remains.
Sandy Bay Flying Boat Station
Here are a few pictures of the Flying Boat Station at Sandy Bay on Lough Neagh.
During WW2 there were 12 Flying Boat Moorings here with rubber buoys and a large Pick-Up Harness.
Flashing gas lit navigation buoys were laid to the north and south of Rams Island (Which also had 4 Flying -Boat moorings on its sheltered east side.
It was from Sandy Bay that the U.S. Flying Boats had a regular service back to the United States. - The Crews stayed at Ben Neagh which is nearby and I have referred to previously.
My photographs show a remaining building as well as an old jetty from both land and lake view.
Last edited by REF; 20-08-2012 at 14:31.
Thanks; it's good to see there are still some remains.
What did they moor there? The second picture put me in mind of a painting I saw in a book the other day, although of Dundee.
http://www.studio-international.co.u...Sick_Bay_B.asp
Hi,
Consolidated Coronado Flying Boats.
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