Fernwood pops as the Bubble Man delights
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VICTORIA— From Monday’s Globe and Mail
Like a swordsman preparing for battle, Terry Wilson unsheathed a slender plastic rod from a long narrow tube.
He strolled across the street, deliberation in every step.
As he did so, he held out his instrument.
What he held in his hands is for play, not war.
Behind him trailed gossamer clouds.
Mr. Wilson, 65, is known as the Bubble Man. On 363 days of the year, excepting only Christmas and New Year’s, he can be found on or near Fernwood Square in Victoria, where he delights passersby by blowing, manufacturing and otherwise interacting with soapy bubbles…
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