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Lake Cumberland sews up a recordExactly 1,651 boats gathered and tied up Saturday on Lake Cumberland and broke the Guinness World Record for the largest boat tie-up, said Mike Janela, official on-site judge for the event.

A certificate was presented to officials with the Lake Cumberland Association following a count by air and by water, Janela said. The previous record included 1,454 boats. Guidelines for the record category stipulate that all participating boats must be connected together in a single line for at least one minute and have at least one person on board during this minute.

Exactly 1,651 boats gathered and tied up Saturday in Lake Cumberland and broke the Guinness World Record for the largest boat tie-up, said Mike Janela, official on-site judge for the event. A certificate was presented to officials with the Lake Cumberland Association following a count by air and by water, Janela said.



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Nearly wrote:Nearly is fourth from left just to the right of the cruiser with the PWC tied to it's platform. SD was well represented in that line with great front row seats. The picture doesn't quite represent the number of people in the water between the boats and stage when the band was playing but everyone was respectful of everyone's space and had a great time together. When the lines broke up at the end, I was amazed at how smoothly they broke up and dispersed. With the exception of poor Susie having her boat set adrift before she got back to it.

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