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RotD: 12th July - Largest collection of paper bags, first use of forensic gait analysis in court, most valuable pet wedding, largest gathering of Elvis impersonators
Grab a pew for Craig's Sunday service, in which he starts by falling down a bullfighting rabbit hole before going on to celebrate the record-holder with too much (paper) baggage, the first use of a step-tacular form of criminal forensic investigation, a costly example of puppy love, and the largest gathering of Elvi (or is it Elvises?).
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By Craig Glenday, Editor-in-Chief at Guinness World RecordsGrab a pew for Craig's Sunday service, in which he starts by falling down a bullfighting rabbit hole before going on to celebrate the record-holder with too much (paper) baggage, the first use of a step-tacular form of criminal forensic investigation, a costly example of puppy love, and the largest gathering of Elvi (or is it Elvises?).