Final Information Open Day

[Armortek]

With just over a day to go the Open Day is nearly here.

I will be calling the air club tomorrow to give them final numbers for the evening, if anyone else is interested please let me know asap.

We will be opening at 10.00am. There will be parking available directly opposite in Unit 8 (APC Engineering)and next door at unit 7. If both car parks are full there will be plenty of room to park along the road itself. Please park on the right hand side.(our side of the road) .

If you have a model to unload you can do this at our gate and then park your vehicle. If you are not on 2.4 gHz please check with Gill for clearance first.

We will have a limited amount of seating available, if you have a fold up chair you may wish to bring one along.

Directions

For those with Sat Nav the post code is EX14 4RD. This should get you close!

For those without:

From the M5 come off at Junction 26. (approx 15 – 20 minutes)


Follow signs to the A38, then proceed towards Exeter, after a mile or so take a left signposted to ‘Monument’. Follow this road until you reach a cross roads at the top of a very steep winding hill, go straight across (slightly to right) proceed down hill into Hemyock. Follow road through village, bear left at the Catherine Wheel Pub, driving past with the pub on your left hand side. Follow this road until you reach Dunkeswell. You will see the airfield on the right and Flightway is the first turning on the left after the 30 sign. We are on the right half way down this road.

From Honiton (approx 10 – 15 minutes)

Take the road signposted to Dunkeswell (also the Canadian Maple Leaf) from the A30.

After about 4 miles bear off to the left (signposted Dunkeswell). Follow this road down though the village and right out to the other side until you see the airfield on your left. Flightway in the last turning on the right before you reach the national speed limit sign.

We are on the right half way down this road.


Have a very safe journey and we very much look forward to seeing you all.

Gill and Mark