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The story…
Hot-air balloon legend
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Hot-air balloons
Need-to-know language
gravity-defying – refusing to obey the laws of gravity; flying
floating – moving slowly through the air
gliding – flying without power by using wind or air currents
volume – space contained within an object
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What were Don Cameron and his group the first to do?
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Don Cameron, Founder, Cameron Balloons
It has a kind of a magical, gravity-defying feeling about it. You can fly much more low [much lower] - near the ground. And you can even talk to people on the ground, and you’re going slow enough to appreciate what is floating past you.
I’m Don Cameron, and we’re in the balloon factory here in Bristol - Cameron Balloons.
We do special-shaped balloons, and we can make almost any shape. Animals are most fun I suppose. We built all sorts of animals - dinosaurs and squirrels, almost everything.
It was a group of us from the gliding club who decided to build our own balloon. And we built the first modern hot-air balloon this side of the Atlantic. It was called the Bristol Belle. We started work in 1966 and didn’t finish it until the summer of 1967.
Building balloons over the years hasn’t changed a great deal. It’s still done with sewing machines. It’s still done with a light fabric.
Here you see people packing a balloon into a bag. They’re having to work quite hard to get it in there. Now, that looks like a big one - it’s quite heavy.
Anything that has a bit of bulk to it, a bit of shape, a bit of volume, we wouldn’t admit defeat on.
It’s totally different from being in an aeroplane. Flying a hot-air balloon is a kind of magical experience, but it’s hard to explain. You really have to try it.
Did you get it?
What were Don Cameron and his group the first to do?
They built the first modern air balloon this side of the Atlantic.