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Tick Tock the Croc
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The 35-foot long 6-pilot 6-section train crocodile Tick Tock the Croc from Peter Pan returned to delight the crowd with its delightful music and weaving through the racecourse. |
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It benefitted from a bit of pushing up Battery Avenue into Federal Hill park. |
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When Fifi broke down on Key Highway, several sculptures including the Croc worked their way around. |
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You can always count on Tick Tock for a dramatic splashdown. |
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They weren’t going for ace but went around the ACE buoy simply to show off their aquatic prowess. |
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A delightful sight through Patterson Park. |
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Tick Tock has a long history of wowing kinetic spectators:
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Tick Tock rushed toward the finish line, not stopping to snack on a photographers foot. |
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Crashing through the finish line. |
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Everyone is ready to take a team photo right after crossing the finish line. |
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