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Giant Teddy Bear and the World’s Shortest River

Wednesday, 4th October 2006 by

Amongst several other interesting kite-shadows here at the Lincoln City Summer Kite Festival, Oregon, is the perfect outline of a giant sky-blue teddy bear! The huge flying teddy is 12 metres long, and you can actually pick one up in your own choice of colour for only 6,000 New Zealand dollars (about 4,000 bucks, or 2,000 quid), although it’s extra to have your own design printed on his shirt. Hmmm…

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