Drummond Central, Newcastle, has topped the trends on Twitter after they set up a live stream video via Periscope to capture the public attempting to cross a giant puddle.
The live stream, which was viewed by about 20,000 people, using #DrummondPuddleWatch, showed members of the public jumping and climbing over the puddle in an attempt to avoid it.
After circulating worldwide, passers by started joining in with humorous props, including a ‘caution wet surface’ sign, a bright pink beach lilo and even a surf board.
One person who captured viewers attention was Anthony Kane, a Radio and TV Broadcast Production graduate from the University of Sunderland, who decided to take a swim in the puddle with a bright pink lilo.
The 23-year-old said: “I was sat in the office watching it and we had a lilo in the cupboard.
“Someone had already put out a ‘wet surface’ sign and a rubber duck so we thought, why not!?
“My twitter has gone mental [since the live stream went viral] although it’s love and hate; some people say I’ve ruined the puddle while others are like yes, get in!”
Today was fun #DrummondPuddleWatch pic.twitter.com/9P0bmeEEO3
— Anthony Kane (@anthonykane) January 6, 2016
WATCH: The live stream of the puddle on Periscope