Hi everyone! Guess where I was in this picture! I was invited to go with some friends on a cruise down the Nile. The Nile is the big river that flows through the land of Egypt. Egypt is really neat, because every corner is filled with history that goes all the way back to the Bible! The first thing I did was make some new friends who could help me understand how to read this history. These two rock carvers were both really nice! They helped me a lot. I'd tell you their names,

Today I want to share another one of my favorite trips! This first photo is at Meteora, Greece. It was a major hike from the valley below and boy were my hoofs sore! Over 500 years ago, monks built monasteries, like the one behind me, high upon the unique natural outcroppings of rock here. Before the roads were built for the tour busses that now drive up here, the monks living in these monasteries could only come up and down by either a very treacherous climb or by being lowe

I was so excited when I got to Fiji! Fiji is an island country, surrounded by the South Pacific. I was invited to stay with some friends on an even smaller island off the coast of the main island. It was my first time in a boat like the ones in the photo. It was almost an hour ride, but it was so, so beautiful! What I thought was really cool, was that almost everyone else was from another country too! You see, it was part of an experiment to have people (and a giraffe) come f

HI! This past weekend I was chatting with my friends in Sweden. One of them even translated my story into Swedish for me. In Swedish my name is Kalle. I thought that was pretty cool! The first time I went to Sweden I flew into Copenhagen, which is in Denmark and we took this really long bridge, named Oresund, about eight kilometers or five miles across the water to the city of Malmo, Sweden. Sometimes this water is called the Kattegat or cats throat. Kind of strange, but it i