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Scottish World Cup cone tradition celebrated with official Boston welcome
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Scottish World Cup cone tradition celebrated with official Boston welcome
A commemorative orange traffic cone, symbolizing fans' statue-coning antics, has arrived in Boston for a charity tour.
- Governor Maura Healey and Mayor Michelle Wu greeted the cone at Logan airport; Healey joked about Scottish fans depleting Boston's beer supply.
- Scottish fans placed orange cones on statues including Samuel Adams and Red Auerbach during the World Cup, inspiring the commemorative cone.
- The decorated cone will visit Massachusetts landmarks for a week to raise funds for mental health charities, then return to Scotland.
TopicsMental Health CharitiesMichelle WuWorld CupMaura HealeyScottish FansMassachusetts LandmarksScottish World Cup Cone TraditionCharity Tour
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