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A 1,500 lb. Pumpkin and a Dream | Magazine | The Harvard Crimson - Vimarsana News

A 1,500 lb. Pumpkin and a Dream | Magazine | The Harvard Crimson

A 1,500 lb. Pumpkin and a Dream | Magazine | The Harvard Crimson

Watch: Harvard student crosses river in 1500-pound pumpkin to raise money for student lab - Vimarsana News

Watch: Harvard student crosses river in 1500-pound pumpkin to raise money for student lab

A Harvard student had finally achieved his longtime dream of floating in a giant pumpkin across the Charles River in Boston over the weekend. What happened: Benjamin Chang, a senior at Harvard University, successfully paddled across the Charles River in Boston on Saturday aboard his 1,500-pound (680.3 kilograms) pumpkin that he picked up from a farm in New Hampshire. Chang reportedly started paddling from the Cambridge side of the river to the Boston side before going back to his starting point.

Source: yahoo.com
Watch: Harvard student crosses river in 1500-pound pumpkin to raise money for student lab - Vimarsana News

Watch: Harvard student crosses river in 1500-pound pumpkin to raise money for student lab

Harvard senior Benjamin Chang, successfully paddled across the Charles River in Boston on Saturday

Harvard student crosses the Charles River in giant pumpkin - Vimarsana News

Harvard student crosses the Charles River in giant pumpkin

A Harvard student crossed the Charles River this weekend with nothing but an oar, a 1,500 pound pumpkin, and a dream.

Source: boston.com
Harvard student sails the Charles River in giant pumpkin - Vimarsana News

Harvard student sails the Charles River in giant pumpkin

A Harvard student crossed the Charles River this weekend with nothing but an oar, a 1,500 pound pumpkin, and a dream.

Source: boston.com