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One Man's Trash Is Another Man's Soccer Ball (Original Post)
BeyondGeography
Jul 2014
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3catwoman3
(24,026 posts)1. Humbling...
...and sobering.
BeyondGeography
(39,377 posts)2. He sewed pentagons into the ball
Adding authenticity for the kids...
3catwoman3
(24,026 posts)3. My now 21 and 24 year old sons...
...are still devoted soccer players. I noticed those pentagons as I watched him creating.
Scruffy Rumbler
(961 posts)4. The shape looks like the result of the process.
It looks like a fishnet weaving technique adapted to a solid round surface. It is so cool that he took the time to do that!
Iwillnevergiveup
(9,298 posts)5. Wow - playing soccer
on dirt paths in flip flops has to be the ultimate challenge. What a moving film.