I had some cornhole boards built out of some salvaged wood, and sewed together some bags (filled them with soybeans however; they were cheap). The translation we decided upon was "Yumi Kulong" (玉米窟窿). The second image is of the guy building them for me. They're not perfect and a little smaller than the standard but just as fun. Everyone seems to love them; I keep them over at the bike shop, so they get a lot of attention. And I'm sure there can't be too many sets of these floating around China, I'd like to think this is the only one.
Friday, May 6, 2011
Cornhole in China (玉米窟窿)
I had some cornhole boards built out of some salvaged wood, and sewed together some bags (filled them with soybeans however; they were cheap). The translation we decided upon was "Yumi Kulong" (玉米窟窿). The second image is of the guy building them for me. They're not perfect and a little smaller than the standard but just as fun. Everyone seems to love them; I keep them over at the bike shop, so they get a lot of attention. And I'm sure there can't be too many sets of these floating around China, I'd like to think this is the only one.
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