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Seen at the allotments at Nokken, Copenhagen, Amager, Denmark.
Vivitar Ultra Wide and Slim, unknown film.
Street in London. Man whom I think was a store owner was giving a speech to people about how window shopping hurts the economy. He mentioned his child (in the stroller) a few times. He was implying sarcasm in that "Everything is okay"
Scenes fromtthe 2007 Illegal Soapbox Derby in Bernal Heights, San Francisco
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6/13/2009 Mike Orazzi
Keith Russell Jr. clilmbs out his car during the soapbox derby on Emmett Street in Bristol on Saturday morning.
My son #25 was in the right lane on his first run when the vintage 1940"s car came in from the left and T-boned him. 3 wheels were damaged and the rear axle was out of alignment. Repairs were made and wheels loaned to us from the #11 car but the rear caused a sharp right pull and he was done for the day. That's racing.
Los Angeles, CA – More then 110,000 people showed up to see the soapbox racing that took place in downtown. The chaos was sponsored by none other then Red Bull I am not sure what was more insane – the people driving the somewhat controllable contraptions down the haystack lined injury prone course or the shear amount of people that made this simple event into an incredible spectacle.
Scenes fromtthe 2007 Illegal Soapbox Derby in Bernal Heights, San Francisco
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Trinity Church located at 206 Clarendon Street on Copley Square in Boston, Massachusetts.
Designed by Henry Hobson Richardson and completed in 1877, the church is considered the birthplace and archetype of the Richardsonian Romanesque architectural style. Trinity Church was designated a National Historic Landmark on December 30, 1970.
The legendary Red Bull Soapbox Race arrives in the UK this summer following a nine year absence. The event which promises to showcase the wackiest road race ever staged on UK soil comes hot on the heels of sold out Soapbox races across the globe in venues as far afield as Mumbai and Hong Kong.
Nerves of steel and a large dose of craziness, combine to create one hell of a ride at the Red Bull Soapbox Race. Taking place on 14th July at Alexandra Palace in London the race is now open for entrants, so, if you’ve got a need for speed and like to stand out from the crowd, it’s time to get your carts into gear and apply (details below).
Spectators and drivers alike should come prepared for a day of crash, bang, and wallop! Competing teams are judged on speed, creativity and showmanship with previous designs including a piano, a pair of dentures and a massive corn on the cob.
If you think you have what it takes to entertain the 30,000 capacity crowd this summer, then go to www.redbullsoapboxrace.co.uk to enter.
Teams are chosen on creativity, personality and ingenuity so fire up your imagination and get ready to showcase your ideas. Applications and designs must be submitted by March 31st 2013.
Red Bull Soapbox promises to become one of the most talked about events of the summer and for those that don’t fancy taking part but do fancy a frivolous family day out, keep an eye on the Soapbox website for details about tickets to watch the event.
For photos and videos of previous Red Bull Soapbox races please login to www.redbullcontentpool.com and search for soapbox.
For further information please contact Taylor Herring PR.
Picture Caption: Competitors perform during the Red Bull Soapbox Race. Usage for editorial use only.