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Still searching for this elusive location; but in the meantime G-EBJT is registered as a Westland Woodpigeon Mk 1, I believe Westland also built a biplane version in order to compare performance. Was it this aircraft that they extended the span of to improve take-off? It later became the Westland Widgeon Mk 2. Can anyone come up with the correct information on all this? '
