'Human
rainbow' to brighten cancer fundraiser - 13th February
2005
(Credit:
ABC News Online)
(media campaign assistance by Mediaman)
Semi-nude fundraisers will use peddle power today
to raise money for the Children's Cancer Institute
in Sydney.
Hundreds
of cyclists are expected to shed their clothes and
instead be covered in environmentally friendly, 100
per cent UV proof paint for the Sydney Body Art Ride.
The
ride leaves Royal Randwick Racecourse at 11:30am AEDT
and will make its way to South Maroubra Beach.
Organiser
Jake Lloyd Jones says at the head of the parade will
be an art project called the human rainbow.
"It's
led by our gold riders, which is famous Sydney radio
people and stuff like that all painted gold and then
you have volunteers riding in groups of colour - so
100 orange riders, 100 red riders and so on - it's
eight colours and it will look like human rainbow
from the air travelling down to the beach," he
said.
Mr
Lloyd Jones says there is even prizes for people who
are too modest to take it all off.
"We're
encouraging all the participants to dress up and wear
their costumes," he said.
"There's
a prize for best costume and a prize for best beachware,
there's a prize for best ocean-themed costume as well,
which we've heard about - ideas some people have had
[and] there's best-decorated bike."
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