A GREAT WAY TO END THE MONTH!

As we start a new month, let's look back at the final week of May 2014 in pictures. We have a man driving his luggage, people crossing a bridge in a "wrong" way, more people tumbling down a hill ...

Let's find out what happened!

Competitors tumble down a steep hill while chasing a round Double Gloucester cheese during the annual Cheese-Rolling & Wake in England on May 26, 2014. The slope is very rough and uneven and it is almost impossible to remain upright while descending. The winner of the race down the hill wins the cheese. The rest just get injured or nothing at all. AFP PHOTO / JUSTIN TALLIS

Competitors tumble down a steep hill while chasing a round cheese during the annual Cheese-Rolling & Wake in England on May 26, 2014. The slope is very rough and uneven and it is almost impossible to remain upright while descending. The winner of the race down the hill wins the cheese. The rest just get lots of bruises or nothing at all. AFP PHOTO / JUSTIN TALLIS

Did they paint Cinderella's castle? No, those Disney characters were projected on the castle during a light show attraction called "Once Upon A Time" at Tokyo Disneyland in Japan on May 26, 2014. AFP PHOTO / Yoshikazu TSUNO

Rotary members and friends climb Sydney Harbour Bridge in an attempt to break the World Record for the most people on the bridge at one time and also the most flags on the bridge at one time in Sydney on May 30, 2014. Rotary broke the Guinness World Record for the number of people on the bridge with 340 beating the previous record of 316 organised by Oprah Winfrey in 2008. Also the record was broken for the number of different international flags flown with 219 flown beating the previous record of 143 to raise funds for Rotary's End Polio Now Campaign. AFP PHOTO/Peter PARKS

What a feat! The Guinness World Record was broken on May 30, 2014 for the most people on the the Sydney Harbour Bridge in Australia at one time and most flags on the bridge at one time. AFP PHOTO/Peter PARKS

What a cool way to travel! Chinese farmer, He Liangcai, rides a motorized scooter suitcase that he invented. He has spent the past ten years developing this suitcase that can travel up to 20 kilometres per hour. CHINA OUT AFP PHOTO

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