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The Boston Globe
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Scottish fans place cones on Boston statues
Scottish fans visiting Boston have been placing traffic cones on local statues as part of a long-standing tradition originating from Glasgow in the 1980s. The practice, fueled by Scottish enthusiasm for the World Cup, involves placing cones on statues of figures like Paul Revere and Bobby Orr, with repeated efforts to restore them after removal. The tradition reflects Scottish humor and culture, with fans sharing photos and selfies of the cones across the city.
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