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And the #feetzaring Winner is…
There were many wonderful entries to the Leaning Tower of Feetza contest, but very few which only used 5 pairs of shoes.
The winner, standing tall at just under 81cm (32″) was built by the staff at Camp Summit (Canada), with shoes belonging to Emily, Rianne , Parky, Gary and Harry.
Congratulations Camp Summit, and thanks for playing.
Incidentally, warm kudos to Sean who managed to muster 65 pairs of shoes to amass a stunning 115 cm tower (although, to be fair, his entry was disqualified) – photo also attached.
Stay tuned for more fun contests…
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