Scottish traffic cone gets dignitary’s welcome in Boston after World Cup friendship
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Fresh off a first-class flight from Glasgow, an orange traffic cone received a hero’s welcome at Boston Logan International Airport, complete with a bagpiper, diplomats and state leaders. The “Boston Cone” became an unlikely symbol of Scotland’s Tartan Army during the team's World Cup run last month…
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Andrew Dobbie and Danny Campbell carrying their “No Boston, No Party” traffic cone into a welcome ceremony at Boston Logan International Airport on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
A traffic cone signed by Glasgow’s head of commerce has arrived in Massachusetts. The cone, borrowed from the streets of Glasgow, arrived Monday and is going to be officially received and by Massachusetts Gov. Maura Healey and Boston Mayor Michelle Wu at a 3:30 p.m.
Fresh off a first-class flight from Glasgow, an orange traffic cone received a hero’s welcome at Boston Logan International Airport, complete with a bagpiper, diplomats and state leaders. The “Boston Cone” became an unlikely symbol of Scotland’s Tartan Army during the team's World Cup run last month…
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