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Game, set and match. I'm sure we've all tried to count how many times we could bounce a tennis ball on a racquet and beat our personal best. Now multiply that by 1474 people and you get the world record for the most number of people bouncing tennis balls on tennis racquets. It was certainly a ball. lol
The Charters Towers Cricket Club is looking for new members. Here's how you can register your interest.
Who doesn't love cake? Cake is awesome, especially birthday cakes. And cake is the theme for this morning's Guinness World Record segment. This one is for the most number of candles put on said birthday cake. A team of 100 people from the Sri Chinmoy Centre in New York managed to set the record ablaze by lighting 72,585 candles on a single cake to celebrate what would have been meditation teacher Sri Chinmoy’s 85th birthday in 2016. They put out the candles with CO2 fire extinguishers after the record attempt so they could tuck in to the cake and blazed their way into the record books.
What does milk and the rock singer Sting have in common? Well that was his first job, helping his dad deliver milk as a child. He went on to become the front man for the Police and had a successful solo career starting with his first album, The Dream of the Blue Turtles in 1985. I did a birthday tribute to him on the show this morning.
This year, the Hammer & Co Inland Barra Fishing Classic is back & bigger than ever! Kicking off on the 27th September at the Dave Chapman Park. The big prize this year is $9,000 for the biggest legal barra caught.
I spoke to one of the organizers, Chad about this amazing event.
What better way to beat the Monday blues than by finding out what happened on this day (ok, I could think of a few things, another holiday in France or a nice steak perhaps).
In a trivia segment on the show, I was reminiscing about my last trip to London. If you've ever had that nagging question of how long London Buses have been painted red, I revealed the answer. Broom Broom. Next Stop.... Picadilly.
Some lucky person in Hughenden is celebrating a birthday today which leads to a nice segue to the world's fastest motorized hot tub. I discussed both on the breakfast show this morning.
If you've ever dreamed of getting away from it all, this could be a wild adventure worthy of Charlie Boorman and Ewan Mcgregor documentary. It's the Guinness world record for the world's longest motorable road. I revealed it on the brekky show this morning.
If you want to explore the many artistic musings of mud, You only have a short time left to catch the Magic Of Mud Exhibition at the World Theatre. It ends on the 26th. It features artworks by Ann Pollard, Sian Rowe and Jayne Sturmfels.
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