The biggest Tough Mudder of them all is the World’s Largest Dinosaur as he now dons the orange and black. Tara McMillan made the giant kerchief.
The biggest fan of Tough Mudder has been found and he makes Drumheller his home.
Last weekend, the World’s Largest Dinosaur showed his true colours and they are orange and black. Today he stands proudly wearing a Tough Mudder kerchief.
The wrap is made of orange polar fleece, with “Tough Mudder” emblazoned in black, and it stretches around his neck. This is in anticipation of the international obstacle mud race coming to Drumheller September 6 and 7.
Tara McMillan of Bits and Pieces Keepsake Quilting created the necktie. She also created the giant mitts the World’s Largest Dinosaur wore in 2010 to welcome the Olympic torch when it passed through Drumheller enroute to Vancouver.
The kerchief is 60 feet long and 30 inches wide. It will remain on the World’s Largest Dinosaur until after Drumheller’s Tough Mudder.
