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🏒 The World’s Largest Hockey Stick

DUNCAN, BRITISH COLUMBIA

Quick facts: Length: 62 metres · Material: Douglas fir · Built for: Expo 86 · Certified world’s largest: 2008 · Scale: forty times life size

Sixty-two metres of Douglas fir leans on the community centre in Duncan, British Columbia: a hockey stick forty times life size, built for Expo 86 and certified the world’s largest in 2008.

It is the most Canadian unit of measurement we know. Not metres, not feet: one Duncan, forty hockey sticks tall.

Somewhere out there is a goalie having a very bad day.

Moose Mail verdict: five-hole is not the problem here.

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