Sunnyfields Farm breaks pumpkin mosaic world record twice

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Sept, 15:03 · Archive

Sunnyfields Farm in Hampshire created a pumpkin mosaic portrait of David Attenborough spanning 218.19 square metres.

The farm used over 10,000 pumpkins and squashes to build the mosaic celebrating Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday. The achievement was officially verified by Guinness World Records. This is the second consecutive year the farm has broken its own world record for pumpkin mosaics.

How it is being reported

• Mosaic of David Attenborough made with 11,000 pumpkins breaks world recordFor the second time, Sunnyfields Farm has smashed its own world record for massive pumpkin-portraitsThe Independent · 23 Sept, 13:43
• David Attenborough mosaic breaks world record as farm celebrates achievement for second year runningA Hampshire farm has smashed its own Guinness World Record by constructing an enormous pumpkin portrait of Sir David Attenborough. Sunnyfields Farm in Totton created the mosaic - made entirely of the ribbed, orange winter squash - to celebrate the national treasure's 100th birthday. The team assembled more than 10,000 pumpkins and squashes into the striking mosaic, which spans 218.19 square metres. Pravin Patel, a senior adjudicator for Guinness World Records, officially verified the achievement at an unveiling ceremony on Tuesday. TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say The artwork surpasses the…GB News · 23 Sept, 11:11

In this story: Sunnyfields Farm · David Attenborough · Totton · Hampshire · Guinness World Records

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