Donald Campbell's restored Bluebird in museum home row

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JfromJAGs wrote: Sat Sep 08, 2018 12:23 pm You guys use way too many words I need to look up in a dictionary
Always keep a dictionary beside your desk, especially when dealing with BBP crew (I do) ;)
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You guys use way too many words I need to look up in a dictionary
Payback for that naval enigma you put on us... :lol: :lol:
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He is lying about the dictionary being an Oxford.....it is a Geordie translation dictionary !
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Geordi like in Geordi & Data? Those two Tekki Nerds are my great heros - how did you know this? :ugeek:
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Whey nor man. Its the Geordie dictyanary that larns yer ter talk proper like what us in the North East dee.
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Ah, now I got it. Guess it'll tyek a while until Ah understand tha..
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Ah, now I got it. Guess it'll tyek a while until Ah understand tha..
Ha ha, good effort... This is almost as much fun as when we tried to teach Geordie to our old friend Zaid Al-Obaidi - our beloved diving friend from Baghdad. I mean,how do you explain 'Why aye, man' to a bloke who rides a camel to work? :lol: :lol:

Have to say - it was the best fun to have a laugh and and a beer with our German brothers. Same time next year, meine herren?
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Just let the ruskin have it for 3 - 4 months of the year keeps everyone happy then. Ian lazenby
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longarmedgibbon wrote: Sun Sep 09, 2018 2:29 pm Just let the ruskin have it for 3 - 4 months of the year keeps everyone happy then. Ian lazenby
And they can have the Titanic (K777) for the other 8 months. Problem solved!! :lol:
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We've always said, no problem displaying the boat in the museum when she's not being maintained, conserved or run. At the very least, and this goes back to day-one, she would have to be taken out periodically to have her engine fun and systems cycled to keep her tip-top. Now Gina wants her run at other locations that's a straightforward enough bolt-on that the museum could join in with to promote themselves and the village - it's a win-win and a no brainer.
All we need to do now is agree terms and sign contracts. I've asked them on several occasions to offer proposals to this end but had no response.
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