Duane Hansen says his knees still hurt after he broke a pumpkin-paddling record that actually exists
Guardian staffStep aside, ultramarathoners: America has a new endurance athlete, and he’s as gourd as it gets.man has set a new world record after he paddled 38 miles down a river in a huge, hollowed-out pumpkin he grew himself.from the city of Bellevue on Saturday.Photos on social media show Hansen crouched inside the giant squash, which weighed in at 846lb, according to the Facebook post. Officials said Hansen set off down the Missouri river around 7.
This Nebraska resident set a record for paddling in a giant hollowed-out pumpkin, going down the Missouri river for 38 miles
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