In 1879, a man named Charles Elliot Perkins purchased the land surrounding of the Garden of the Gods. Perkin’s dream was that it would be forever free and open to the public. Perkins died before he could arrange this. But in 1909, his children made his wish come true, and today the land belongs to the city of Colorado Springs. Can you guess how much Perkins originally paid per acre of land?
Read MoreToday, I climbed all the way to the top of St. Pierre’s church tower here in Geneva and listened to this beautiful bell song. Do you know what St. Pierre’s Cathedral is most famous for?
I discovered plum pie (or “tartes aux pruneaux” as they say in French) in one of the many coffee shops here in Geneva. Many locals eat it on the Geneva holiday, Jeûne Genevois. Can you guess why?
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You will never guess where I am now…Geneva, Switzerland! The fountain in the middle of Lake Geneva is one of the first things that I saw here. Can you guess how high it goes?
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Greetings from a lovely restaurant in downtown Geneva! I am about to try the authentic Swiss dish called cheese fondue. I learned there is a special way to eat it. Can you guess how?
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I have made some truly amazing friends on my travels so far. I will never forget them. And, each one has such great stories to tell. Friends really do make this world a better place.
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Can you guess why the main pedestrian street in Barcelona, “La Rambla,” has many different names?
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I always wanted to go to the beach ever since I was just a little, uncarved block of wood, and today – I finally had my chance!