A Salmon Arm, B.C., boy has made himself famous by breaking the Guinness world record of balancing the most Jenga blocks on one single vertical block. According to Guinness World Records , Maxwell has kept the final Jenga block he laid at the tower's top in his room to commemorate his feat. Auldin Maxwell failed three times before he succeeded breaking the Guinness world record set in July 2020 by an Arizona man for placing the most Jenga blocks on an upright piece of wood. Maxwell says he's been wanting to become a Guinness world record holder since the age of six. Tap the link below to hear Auldin Maxwell and Kelly Murray on Radio West:

Source: CBC News January 26, 2021 03:33 UTC