Donald Campbell takes Bluebird on Coniston Water for the first time

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Donald Campbell takes Bluebird on Coniston Water for the first time

Donald Campbell takes Bluebird on Coniston Water for the first time.
4th November 1966.
Campbell was killed instantly on 4th January 1967 whilst attempting to break his own water-speed record of 276mph. His craft Bluebird flipped into the air at around 300mph

Tom Buist
Sunday Mirror
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