Moving to England (99% sure) part 3

Today I will say 3 more places that I want to visit in Europe. The 1st one, is Venice. I want to visit Venice, because it's beautiful. The second one is Paris. I want to visit Paris because I want to taste food made over there. Especially their pastry. I also want to see the Eiffel Tower. I want to visit Amsterdam because they have an explorable Royal Palace, and I have never seen a palace. 

Moving to England (99% sure) Part 2

Today I will talk about 3 more places, in Europe, that I want to visit. The first one, is the Italian Riviera (Cinque Terre), because it is Italian, just like me, and it is beautiful. I also want to see what the food tastes like over there. The second one, is Tuscany, I want to visit Tuscany, because I want to see it's architecture. The food too of course. And the third one, is the Greek islands. I want to visit the Greek islands, because there are caves over there. I always wanted to visit caves. I never saw one before.

Moving to England (99% sure) Part 1

This summer, me and my family are most likely (99% sure) moving to England. My parents asked me to write down where I wanted to go, so I decided to blog about it.  When we go to England, we are going to visit the rest of Europe during the weekends. I want to go see the Colosseum of Rome, because it's a really cool structure that was old. It was also in the game assassin's creed brotherhood, and I wanted to see if it was like in the game. I also want to visit Monteriggioni because it was in the assassin's creed 2 and brotherhood.

190,000 piece lego pompei! Amazing!

    I find this is AMAZING!!! If I had this in my basement, I would surround with a bullet proof glass dome, and I wouldn't even sell it for $30 000 000! Okay... maybe $30 000 000.  It took professional LEGO builder Ryan McNaught, about 500 hours to complete and apparently it's supposed to show the city just like it looked in 79 A.D. when Mount Vesuvius erupted, as it looked when it was rediscovered in the 18th century, and what the ruins look like today. It's a really big model and I bet that if you lie down next to it, it's about as long as you!

This is a picture of a 190,000 piece Lego version of Pompeii.