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Baltimore Row Castle is a formstone castle among Baltimore’s row homes with Nancy the Graceful Dragon protecting her hoard of pink flamingos. You’ll see below why they won Best Costumes. |
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Behind the pilots is the beryllium primary mirror of the James Webb Space Telescope, assembled in Greenbelt and operated from Baltimore. To date, Webb has detected no dragons, but cold-blooded beings may not present much of an infrared signature. |
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Who needs ground clearance? Baltimore roads are as smooth as a telescope mirror. |
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All indications are to proceed. |
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The three pontoons and dragon head produced a beautiful splash. |
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This is why you need a sturdy tow hook. By his chest emblem, this knight belongs to the Order of the Space Telescope. |
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This might be easier with ground clearance. |
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As best we can tell, this is a new team, and we hope they return in 2027. |
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| Were you in the race? Please contact Tom Jones if you have anything to add or update, or would like high-res photos of your team’s entry. |