Donald Campbell's ill-fated speedboat returns to the Lake District tomorrow bbc.in/3ItCCGR

Joy as Donald Campbell's Bluebird returns to Coniston bbc.in/4aosfAf

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The slipway where #Bluebird was stored and launched still exists today in #Coniston It's a very sombre but peaceful place to think about #DonaldCampbell 's ultimate sacrifice with #Bluebird #K7 #BluebirdLegacy🇬🇧

Great to see one of my photos used on Gina Campbell's website 👍 #Bluebird #DonaldCampbell #MrWhoppit

It's a special day when there's a #Whoppit in it! 🥳🎊❤️

A wonderful post by David Barzilay who is a Freeman of the Worshipful Company of Coachmakers and Coach Harness Makers #BluebirdLegacy🇬🇧 #CampbellHeritage 🇬🇧 #LiveryCompanies coachmakers.co.uk/donald-campbel…

It's been a very special day for one of our long term #CampbellHeritage🇬🇧 #Bluebird fans Martin often visits our stands & his memories of #DonaldCampbell last run are extra poignant as he's part of the #Deaf community & experienced it very visually on TV Thanks for the pics!

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#BluebirdLegacy 🇬🇧 #DonaldCampbell

Tracy Hodgson, director of @ruskin_the tells K7 Club member Shelley Jory Leigh -Leigh about Bluebird K7, the Campbell family and the plans to run her again at speed. Plus, where is Robin Knox-Johnston? Listen & Subscribe ➡️ pod.fo/e/23adeb

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1. “From the BBC” Recovered from the lake bed in 2001, the hydroplane's wreckage was restored on Tyneside by a team of volunteers known as the Bluebird Project. However, its future was thrown into doubt when the group's leader, Bill Smith, tried to claim part-ownership.

2 “from the BBC” in recognition of the work carried out at his North Shields yard. Having relinquished his bid last year, Bluebird was welcomed back to Coniston by cheering crowds, with record numbers of visitors flocking to see it.

3. From the BBC As part of the legal settlement , external , Mr Smith paid £25,000 towards the museum's costs and it was also agreed he would have no "further right, title or interest" in the craft.

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I see Bill and his cronies are pissing in the wind again. 🤣🤣😂