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What’s massive,
pink and rock hard?
BUTLINS has broken the Guinness World Record
for the largest stick of rock ever made. SNAPPED
The company commissioned the enormous
seaside treat to celebrate the Sugababes Arena TRICKY TREATS:
Break at the Minehead resort on November 14-17. Loro Parque zoo in Tenerife
Weighing in at 440 kilogrammes, the stick of sent these photographs to
rock was made from 285kg of sugar by a team of TTG this week to show how
10 people. It took a forklift truck and seven men its inhabitants celebrated
to lift it, measures half the length of a London Halloween.
double-decker bus, and weighs the same as a Guests at the island’s
baby elephant. animal park were most
Butlins is offering deals to travel industry impressed by its inmates’
staff on all Arena Breaks at Butlins Minehead. To efforts to get involved in the
book call 0871 230 1925, quoting Arena TTG. pagan festival.
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