| I'm delighted to say that we recovered the balloon payload. It landed about 40 miles away just outside Pensford to the south of Bristol. There's a map showing the landing site here; https://mapsengine.google.com/map/edit?mid=zLKDUnkpQ9UA.kUwtufFKCwiM All the Lego passengers were intact and the camera has recorded some amazing video. I will post up some pictures and a bit of video over the weekend. | 
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The Brimscombe Journalists
5/16/2014 05:59:31 pm
YYAAAYYY!!! We found it!!!
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pp
5/16/2014 09:07:51 pm
yay!!!!!!!
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rs
5/27/2014 08:56:35 pm
I cant believe we managed to find it. we were lucky, it could have landed in a lake or on top of a building, that would be disastrous.
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