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It’s called the Park and Slide, it’s 300 foot long and it’s the best thing we’ve ever seen in action. More than 96,000 people entered a lottery to use the slide, but only 360 lucky winners got the chance.
Saturday 16 November, 2024
Saturday 16 November, 2024
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That artist in Bristol really did turn the street into a waterslide
ALMOST TWO MONTHS ago, we told you about the artist Luke Jerram, who wanted to turn a British city’s street into a massive water slide.
Well, he’s only gone and done it.
Park Street in Bristol was closed off yesterday, and the giant slide was in action. Check it out below:
It’s called the Park and Slide, it’s 300 foot long and it’s the best thing we’ve ever seen in action. More than 96,000 people entered a lottery to use the slide, but only 360 lucky winners got the chance.
What a way to commute.
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