I suspect many of us are old enough to remember the record breaking feats of the Campbells.
Just found this - After being recovered a few years ago, the wrecked water speed breaker is, with Gina's blessing, being rebuilt to ride the waters again. Not record breaking attempts, but one last hurrah before going to a museum.
https://news.sky.com/story/campbells-bluebird-will-roar-into-life-once-more-11258894
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cumbria-43159159
Will be watching out for a date of the day it returns to the water or at least see it in the Ruskin Museum.
Just found this - After being recovered a few years ago, the wrecked water speed breaker is, with Gina's blessing, being rebuilt to ride the waters again. Not record breaking attempts, but one last hurrah before going to a museum.
https://news.sky.com/story/campbells-bluebird-will-roar-into-life-once-more-11258894
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cumbria-43159159
Will be watching out for a date of the day it returns to the water or at least see it in the Ruskin Museum.
Saw pictures of its recovery in Lake Land motor museum on Andy M's cruise. Personally I think they should have left him where he 'fell' especially as I believe they never found the skull decapitated when the nose of the craft broke away. How much of it will be original though after the rebuild?