The vaulter runs down a runway for about 45 metres (150 feet) carrying a pole.
He was carrying a pole and said he was going fishing and asked if I wanted to come.
On their shoulders, each carried a pole with two baskets of bright yellow chunks of sulfur that had been hacked out of a rock wall near the crater lake.
We are suffering," said Jeti Matikmo, carrying a pole on his shoulder on which bundles of fish were tied.
"But what helped me was that I was able to run fast while carrying a pole, and that was the essential thing," Warmerdam said.
The ships initially carried a pole mast above the conning tower, though shortly after commissioning, both ships had lattice masts added aft, and in 1910, the forward masts were also replaced with lattice masts.
Alpine skiers carry a light pole of metal tubing about 4 feet (1.2 metres) long in each hand.
You sprint down a paved runway carrying a fibreglass pole, plant the far end of the pole in a half-buried box, leap, and, with the pole now bent and serving as a giant spring, invert yourself and pirouette backward over the bar.
Window washers usually hang a red plastic bucket beneath them and carry a squeegee on a pole.
As one performer after another enters in fog, each carrying a bamboo pole, a forest grows; as the poles tilt, a storm rages.
There is a local figure, famous for carrying a long pole over his shoulder, painted with barber stripes.
