Nov 28, 2019
LongIslandSurveyor.com teamed up with Book Fairies to provide proof that they had broken the Guinness World Record for the longest line of books
East Islip, NY - November 28, 2019 /MarketersMedia/ —
Since 2017, no one had attempted to break the Guinness World Record for the longest line of books, which was held by Jeremy Jewell, Laura Pawlow, and Stephen Hupp, and measured 2.64 miles. All this changed when several companies and individuals teamed up to line the sidewalks, gyms, and hallways of two local elementary schools in Wyandanch with 31,000 books, which measured at least three miles long. More about the accomplishment is available by visiting https://www.newsday.com/long-island/suffolk/books-line-world-record-wyandanch-schools-1.38586588.
To verify the record, Long Island Surveyor, Lisa McQuilkin Land Surveying, used the professional equipment needed to provide proof that the record had been successfully broken.
“The effort to beat this long-set world record was organized by The Book Fairies organization and has been since verified, earning the individuals their spot in the Guinness World Record book,” stated Lisa McQuilkin. “I was thrilled to play a small role in this accomplishment and am proud to say that this record was broken in my community and that myself and my team were able to verify the length of the books that were lined up.”
The Guinness World Record Book has been recording records and challenging everyday people to accomplish amazing feats since the 1950s. Being listed as a record-breaker in the latest edition is a source of pride for anyone who achieves this.
The Long Island Land Surveying company that took part in the verification of the length of the line is a company that is dedicated to giving back to the community and helping when and where needed – even in cases of breaking a world record. With this company, customers can expect friendly, consistent, and quality service.
Additional information about the world record and about Lisa McQuilkin Land Surveying can be found by visiting the company’s website or by reaching out to the professional staff via phone or email.
ABOUT LISA MCQUILKIN LAND SURVEYING
At Lisa McQuilkin Land Surveying, the entire team takes pride in making sure that each customer’s experience is efficient, simple, and pleasant. With a passion for superior levels of customer service and hard work, the services are unparalleled in the area. In addition to providing superior levels of service, this team also offers competitive prices, which means that those in need of surveying services can get the results they need without having to spend too much on them. The company encourages those interested to get a free quote via the website today.
Contact Info:
Name: Lisa McQuilkin
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Organization: Lisa McQuilkin Land Surveying
Address: 274 E. Main Street
Phone: 6312773605
Website: http://www.longislandsurveyor.com
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