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  • Ruskin Museum
    • About The Ruskin Museum
    • The Coniston Gallery
    • The Bluebird Wing
    • The Ruskin Gallery
    • Museum Outside Space
    • Education and Activities
    • Videos
  • Arthur Ransome
    • Who Was Arthur Ransome?
    • Swallows and Amazons on Coniston Water
    • From Coniston to the Kremlin: Arthur Ransome’s Russian Adventures
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    • Donald Campbell – The Hero
    • Why Bluebird and other questions
    • Bluebird K7 – A Timeline
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Bluebird K7 takes next step towards running on Coniston Water in 2026

NewsBy Tracy Hodgson6 November 2024

  Two Orpheus engines to be refurbished by expert team in Essex   The Ruskin Museum’s aim to run Donald Campbells’ hydroplane, Bluebird K7 on Coniston Water in 2026 took a step forwards this week as two Orpheus engines were sent for refurbishment.   The two 101 engines, slightly different from the original 701 engine…

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