• Question: where is the most interesting place you've ever been

    Asked by KEIRON to Sophie, Sarah, Michael, Marisol, Lauren on 7 Nov 2016.
    • Photo: Michael Rivera

      Michael Rivera answered on 7 Nov 2016:

      The most interesting place I’ve ever been is probably Iceland – this is a small island country even norther than Scotland. Iceland is located on the boundaries between two major tectonic plates – Eurasia and North America. This makes Iceland incredibly volcanic – many volcanoes can be found in Iceland, creating an environment that is truly fascinating!

      When I traveled there with my family, we also got the chance to eat some weird meats – horse meat, moose meat, whale fat, and also puffin (a bird that looks a bit like a penguin/duck hybrid!)

      What about you? Do you like traveling and where have you been?

      Michael 🙂

    • Photo: Lauren Burt

      Lauren Burt answered on 9 Nov 2016:

      Hey!

      I want to also say Iceland. I loved it so much I went there twice! Once to do some science, and learn about the ice there which forms glaciers. The other time I went with my Mum and we explored lots.
      I love how big and beautiful everything is in Iceland!

      I have also been to Ecuador in South America, and we saw volcanoes, mountains, jungle and went whale watching and snorkelling. I loved seeing things out of my school books in real life!

      Lauren 😀

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