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| Giant duck on the River Thames (Photo: PA) |
LONDON - A giant duck measuring 15.2 meter sailing through the crowded district's activities in London, England. The presence of duck was surprisingly all citizens.
Bright yellow duck weighing half a ton, looks striking while sailing on the River Thames. This is part of a publicity stunt organized by a website.
This giant duck past the O2, Canary Wharf tower, then head to Tower Bridge and HMS Belfast. This giant duck launched from the West India Dock, Isle of Dogs, east London.
This great toy launched to promote the scholarship of 250,000 pounds or approximately Rp387 million (Rp15.620 per pound) to provide funds to people who have a good idea to make people laugh.
Bright yellow duck weighing half a ton, looks striking while sailing on the River Thames. This is part of a publicity stunt organized by a website.
This giant duck past the O2, Canary Wharf tower, then head to Tower Bridge and HMS Belfast. This giant duck launched from the West India Dock, Isle of Dogs, east London.
This great toy launched to promote the scholarship of 250,000 pounds or approximately Rp387 million (Rp15.620 per pound) to provide funds to people who have a good idea to make people laugh.
Actress Barbara Windsor said the idea of a giant rubber duck that sailed on the River Thames is the right way to campaign fundraising and it certainly raises a smile and laughter from all who see it.
"After warning Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth, the floating Olympic rings and David Beckham flew to the opening ceremony of the Olympics, the Thames has really contributed to the year," Windsor said, as quoted by the Daily Mail, Wednesday (12/12/2012).
"After warning Diamond Jubilee of Queen Elizabeth, the floating Olympic rings and David Beckham flew to the opening ceremony of the Olympics, the Thames has really contributed to the year," Windsor said, as quoted by the Daily Mail, Wednesday (12/12/2012).
Windsor, who was the founder Fundation, said he hoped the action that has made giant duck will encourage others to participate with their own ideas.
"We can accept strange things and we will provide funding to the best ideas," said Windsor.
A team of eight people spent more than 800 hours of cutting and welding of the parts on the giant duck to make sure the duck is airtight before being sent down to the water.
"We can accept strange things and we will provide funding to the best ideas," said Windsor.
A team of eight people spent more than 800 hours of cutting and welding of the parts on the giant duck to make sure the duck is airtight before being sent down to the water.
Source: Daily Mail
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