Huge duck comes to Canary Wharf to promote fun
Pictured under the busy offices of Canary Wharf - a 50ft rubber duck makes its way along the Thames to The O2.
The huge rubber bird sailed along the river as part of a publicity stunt by bingo fim jackpotjoy.com.
The company is launching its 'Facebook FUNdaton' offering grants and rewards for daft ideas.
Its aim is to 'encourage Britain to have more fun'.
And what better way than by putting a huge rubber duck in the river.
It passed Canary Wharf at 8.30am on Tuesday before turning round and heading back to Tower Bridge - taking all the fun with it.
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What an awfull replica of Hofmans beautiful Rubber Duck art project.
How banal and cheap to copy such a pure and engaging project, shame on Jackpotjoy commercial greed!
http://www.florentijnhofman.nl/dev/project.php?id=79
Not fun when you're stuck in rush hour traffic and the blue bridge goes up, think a bit more practically!
Loved it! Took a picture and sent it to hubby.
It was an office lol that morning! We need more little things like this. Congrats