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The crowds may have been bigger than ever, but there was no end to the number of wonderful exhibits, booths, art projects and smiles.
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You can't rightfully call yourself a geek without seeing the Mentos and Diet Coke show in person. Or the Mouse Trap or the bicycle bus or the Crucible or the....you get it.
Can't wait to go back.
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(4 Comments)bunny! I got a lot of great responses from the outfit that day from
adults and kids alike. My favorite was one gothy teenager in a
top hat who gave me this big attack hug in a thank you for
existing kinda way. I loved that because I had that same feeling
all day with so many of the artists and inventors and crafters and
makers.
I personally thanked Nemo Gould for bringing the kinetic Squid
sculpture to life and so many others for bringing their projects to
Maker Faire.
a comment while using an iPhone makes it post with extra line
breaks scattered throughout. Ya might wanna have your IT folks
look into that.