Watch: Dozens of giant pumpkins hit the water for rowing race
Summary
A pumpkin rowing race took place in Tualatin, Oregon, where participants paddled giant pumpkins they had grown. The event has been held annually since 2004, with contestants dressing up as various characters to compete.Key Facts
- The event is called the annual pumpkin regatta and occurs in Tualatin, Oregon.
- Participants row in giant pumpkins they carve out themselves.
- Competitors often dress up as famous characters.
- The pumpkins are grown locally by the competitors.
- The event has been held since 2004.
- Removing more pumpkin innards makes the pumpkin lighter and easier to row.
- Growing a massive pumpkin requires good seeds, good soil, hard work, and luck.
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