I have no idea what the current Bluebird Museum/owners have in mind for Bluebird K7 in the future, but the incredible amount of interest it managed to generate over a full week of testing must have some caused some surprise?
People were being charged £25 a day, just to park on the roads around the lake, so a considerable amount of income would have been generated from this alone.
I hope some of this income goes back into the Bluebird project and that it does not all end up in local government funds.
Keeping Bluebird K7 in working condition will be a very expensive operation, and for it to be run again in the future, good strong financial support will be needed.
Let’s hope the income generated (from all sources) during the week long Bluebird Festival will be enough not only to preserve this historic history maker, but to encourage the caretakers to repeat the experience with another Bluebird Festival at some point in the future.
Bob.