The Bluebird Project

Mike is the twit, oops sorry Mike is the twitter guru alone. I did the faceb*****ks for Isle of Bute and enjoyed the response to my daily forward projection on shore activity. Will I get the chance to post to a Coniston site in the future ???

Not only should we, the crew, wait until we have recovered from a straight 14 days of operating the craft but I think we need to call a meeting during which the c**p on faceb*****ks can be reviewed (if any of it is any use) :lol: :lol: and we can determine how the project can move forward to show th...

Black Knight wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 07, 2018 12:59 pm

Has the canopy been recovered or is it lost?

Never say never is the motto in the team. The Loch sediment May have captured the heavy bit. Our safety diver may go looking again but that recovery is not the priority.

The boat is not on the water on 11th or 12th - both days are for static displays.

The kind people of Bute are making sure the Loch has a better depth of water for the first weekend ... it is called rain!😂👍

Can you confirm what day and ferry time she will be travelling on from Wemyss Bay to Rothesay? I see the crew are very busy as normal, hence a delayed response Billyblue. Friday 3rd August. Bluebird K7 is scheduled to be on the 17.45 departure so as to arrive on the Isle of Bute at 18.20, where she...

recommendations for getting to lakeside - walk along from Rothesay or park somewhere near the Fishery? If you like a good walk then striding up from Rothesay might be good (not for me though it is uphill). The Fishery will be restricted to team vehicles, safety, divers etc. Oh ...… and a certain bl...

Mike Bull wrote: ↑

Fri Jul 27, 2018 7:55 am

have no idea about the rest of it though.

A man in France called Steve Holter knows what was 'done' to the craft when owned by Paul Foulkes-Halbard. If he is not writing a book about K3 he might tell all .

Renegadenemo wrote: ↑

Thu Jul 19, 2018 12:29 am

How about a change of scenery?
Loch Eck, anyone?

How close is Las Vegas when it rains?

I am sure that Coniston is not the 'only' location, but it is perhaps the most important to the story of K7? Coniston - four outright world water speed records by K7. Ullswater - the first outright world water speed record over 200mph by K7. Lake Mead - one outright world water speed record by K7. L...