Down at Darling Harbour, Sydney, and taking part in the Sydney festival, this grand rubber duck will be resting up in this spot, through till January 23.
Compliments to Florentijn Hofman, from The Netherlands, for his fun creation, measuring five storeys high, and wide. According to Sydney Festival 2013, the duck has already made its way to various cities around the world, since 2007.
i love the 4th shot ... the rubber duckie & seagull ... so cute!! i would love to see this guy in person. i guess it's a male, a female would have a pink bow right? ha. ha!!
thank you for sharing with us. neat! that will probably never happen again, right??! ( :
That is one big duck! We have a yellow duck race a Riverfest in June....last year, the creek where the race was held was so low that bunches of ducks got caught up in little swirls or near rocks. I can't remember how many there were, but it was over 100...and it took a long time in the heat to get them to the finish line! One of our local clubs also has a Duck train....the little cars look like yellow ducks and the children get to ride in the train, pulled by a 4-wheeler.
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i love the 4th shot ... the rubber duckie & seagull ... so cute!! i would love to see this guy in person. i guess it's a male, a female would have a pink bow right? ha. ha!!
ReplyDeletethank you for sharing with us. neat! that will probably never happen again, right??! ( :
Beautiful pictures Carole, very nice large duck.
ReplyDeleteGreetings Irma
Looks like he belongs there. I like the second shot where it looks like the guy on the bicycle is carrying a rubber ducky on his shoulder.
ReplyDeleteGreat shots Carole..... nice contrats with this yellow duck.... i like these pictures.
ReplyDeleteGreetings, Joop
i saw a pic of this on msn recently. so dang cute.
ReplyDeleteThat is one big duck! We have a yellow duck race a Riverfest in June....last year, the creek where the race was held was so low that bunches of ducks got caught up in little swirls or near rocks. I can't remember how many there were, but it was over 100...and it took a long time in the heat to get them to the finish line! One of our local clubs also has a Duck train....the little cars look like yellow ducks and the children get to ride in the train, pulled by a 4-wheeler.
ReplyDeleteHa ha ha, stop me laughing. Perfection.
ReplyDeleteHow funny! I love whimsical and this sure does qualify! Great pix!
ReplyDeleteWow! He's almost big enough to be a cruise ship .... certainly makes a splash of colour in the harbour.
ReplyDeleteWhat delightful pictures Carole...love the duck and seagull!
ReplyDeletePaper Hugs,
Jan
Wow, he's not your ordinary little rubber ducky! Cute
ReplyDeleteA great series of shots that would be a surprise to see floating on the harbour.
ReplyDeleteThat is quite the duck!!! I can see that it would draw a lot of people to the harbour!
ReplyDeleteHoly cow! That is one big rubber ducky! Of course, that is one big bath tub, too. :-)
ReplyDeleteDefinitely made me laugh! Never saw a rubber duck this size before! Pretty colorful harbor decoration!
ReplyDeleteYou cann't miss this on! He brightens the area with his color. Florentijn Hofman also made other great projects.
ReplyDeleteWow, that's one big yellow duckie! Love it!
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