Baltimore Kinetic Sculpture Race |
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Hundred Acre Wood
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This explosion of exceptional activity is Hundred Acre Wood from the Park School of Baltimore. |
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Low-pressure inner tubes with sheets of traction strapped on is an interesting approach. Let’s see how it goes as the race proceeds. Spolier alert: For spectacularly disintegrating under persistent joy, they’d win the Worst Honorable Mention. |
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These wheel photo clippings show the Milne-character phenakistoscopes festooning the hubs. |
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The tubes provided plenty of flotation. |
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No small heave could extract it from the harbor. |
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The heavers. |
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The cheer was unstoppable. |
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As the day progressed the mud got splashier. |
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The same view from above. |
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Gently used kinetic sculpture, only 15 miles. Excellent condition, drove schoolchildren for one recreational event. No warranty. |
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The Park School has entered eight times:
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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. |