Life is never dull…
Various people from across the UK and a couple from the USA have been in touch to ask me how long AC Bluebird will continue to be on display at the Lakeland Motor Museum?
Various people from across the UK and a couple from the USA have been in touch to ask me how long AC Bluebird will continue to be on display at the Lakeland Motor Museum?
The day the film crew and I met Derek and Valerie at the top of the Struggle, is still a very vivid memory.
Ullswater was the proverbial mill pond on the morning of Thursday 24 July, the morning after the excitement of the 70th anniversary of Donald Campbell breaking the water speed record at over 202 miles per hour.
Day 2 in Cumbria started with more filming at the brilliant Lakeland Motor Museum and then on to Ambleside to film on the Struggle.
Day 2 in Cumbria started with more filming at the brilliant Lakeland Motor Museum and then on to Ambleside to film on the Struggle.
This is it, I am on my way to Ullswater, by train! AC Bluebird is already in the Lake District, on display at the Lakeland Motor Museum.
Today I’m at Jim Stokes Workshops, in Waterlooville where AC Bluebird is being prepared for the London Concours during the first week of June.
As part of our planned trip to Ullswater with AC Bluebird in July this year I have been going through an old photo album from 1955 that commemorates Donald Campbell’s achievement.
A young, professional reporter from the Lake District, Matthew Holmes, has picked up on my story to take AC Bluebird to Ullswater in July, for a reunion with K7.