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Tick Tock the Croc
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Tick Tock the Croc is back in all his 6-pilot glory. |
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As a train of hinged individually-powered sections, Tick Tock is highly maneuverable for a 35-foot long crocodile. |
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Enthusiastic pilots played music all day. |
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Pilots and crew wore Peter Pan costumery, whence Tick Tock originated. |
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Good place for a rooftop party. |
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The Tick Tock Splashdown is always one of the most wonderful moments in a most wonderful day. |
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Baltimore’s leash law applies to crocodiles with length exceeding 20 feet. |
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Hey—it’s shorter now! After the water Tick Tock somehow lost a pilot. |
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Team Tick Tock has entered every race since 2009:
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