Peach rolled across Cardiff on Dahl's birth centenary
A 30-feet high inflated peach was rolled across the streets of Wales' Cardiff city amid celebrations of the hundredth birth anniversary of late author Roald Dahl. The peach was 'sliced' to reveal a person playing 'James'. Cardiff, Dahl's birthplace, has been transformed into the 'City of the Unexpected' to remember the author of 'Matilda' and 'James and the Giant Peach'. 