This iconic image by Burt Glinn of the Members of the Seattle Tubing Society in full float is from an afternoon in Seattle, Washington in1953. One of the rites of spring in Seattle society during the 1950s was the Seattle Tubing Society Springtime Float. The club’s members would dress in flamboyant costumes, line the banks of the Sammamish Slough with their inner tubes in hand, and then march into the river to float down to Lake Washington. They were accompanied by a bar tube that was always well-supplied.
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