And that, Mr Johnson, is why your airport idea isn’t very sensible
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And yet … this place , home to B1s, B2s, U2s (in the past) take-off point for a large proportion of the B52s that bombed Iraq (and Afghanistan) and abort site for the Space Shuttle, is right next to this place this place . With its “20,000 wintering waterbirds … 21,000 wintering gulls, to vast numbers of breeding warblers along with Nightingales, Little Ringed Plover and Common Tern”.