Did You Know? There have been 560 occasions when ships have hit icebergs since the year 1810 – including the Titanic! The largest iceberg in the northern hemisphere was spotted off Baffin Island in 1882. It was 13 kilometres long, 6 kilometres wide and 20 metres high. Icebergs from Antarctica can be many times larger. … Read more
Did You Know? The French Emperor, Napoleon Bonaparte was sent to St Helena in 1815 following his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo. He died there six years later in May 1821. St. Helena is a volcanic island in the South Atlantic (seen from space, left). It is 4,000 kilometres east of Rio de Janeiro … Read more
Parents often remind us to eat our vegetables, highlighting their nutritional benefits and importance for our health. Vegetables are generally affordable and easily accessible in markets and supermarkets. By the age of seven or eight, most children can recognise popular veggies such as broccoli, spinach, potatoes, and carrots, becoming familiar with their shapes and colours. … Read more
Today we’re travelling north, all the way to Iceland. It’s a long way to travel. We are going to review a unique food which you will find nowhere else on Earth. What reasons could there be for no other person wanting to eat this unusual Icelandic dish? Iceland can be found in the North Atlantic … Read more
High up in the mountains of central Vietnam, a remarkable sight has captured the attention of the world. Stretching across a vast chasm, the Golden Bridge appears to float effortlessly in the air, its stunning design and gleaming golden colour making it a true marvel of engineering. The story of this incredible structure begins in … Read more
Havana, the capital city of Cuba, is a vibrant and culturally rich destination located on the northern coast of the island. Situated along the Gulf of Mexico, Havana is known for its colourful architecture, lively music scene, and rich history. The city is divided into several districts, each with its own unique character, but it … Read more