hi I’m Matthew Jensen and I’m an 8th
grade at Randolph middle school in
charlotte north carolina and I’ll be
representing North Carolina in the 2013
National Geographic be here i am on the
Blue Ridge parklet overlooking Mount
Mitchell at six thousand six hundred and
eighty four feet the highest peak he’s
the Mississippi River let’s go at nearly
7,000 feet the summit of mount mitchell
certainly appears more like Canada’s in
North Carolina with this April smell is
a fir tree but now I’d like to take some
time to explain to you a few looks
questions about myself if I could trade
places with any Explorer I would choose
Alfred Russel Wallace doing his
influences of the theory of evolution
and his research involving the birds of
paradise one of those some reasons why
he’s so influential to me ease his
research on the birds of paradise cuz
when I become an adult I would like to
be an ornithologist and now i have my
stumper for National Geographic if Mount
Mitchell is the high-speed give the
Mississippi River then what is the
second-highest peak either east of the
Mississippi River well the answers right
behind me now Kraig at six thousand six
hundred and forty seven feet now it’s in
from Mount Mitchell to my hometown
charlotte north carolina Here I am I
hooked up Charlotte North Carolina show
is the largest city in North Carolina
you
thousand cabinets this is bank of
america stadium home to the carolina
panthers Charla’s professional football
team you can take it and panthers game
does make me feel better brazil their
discovery flight screaming NASCAR
charlotte i convert
one of the ways i can smush all that
information into my brain is by reading
atlases and then rereading them again
and looking at specific regions where
you might have a difficult time
memorizing also playing the gob game on
the computer can help you with the
studying as well good luck this is the
little sugar creek greenway the crown
jewels of charles park system in 2006
little sugar 3 overly polluted and
neglected who’s transformed by the sea
in charlotte in this beautiful natural
park but now we’re heading kids to the
outer banks to experience elated coast
and some of the other side to north
carolina
on my way to the outer banks let me get
a quick stop and prolly or States
Capitol here’s the behind he’s pulled
from 1833 date
the largest of all these plan squares
here we are like vadimus ski North
Carolina’s largest natural lake
stretching 18 miles long and several
miles wide let’s go get a closer look
despite its large size
you
Here I am I think you better
sailors of the dangers diamond Shoals
just be away at the Atlantic Ocean and
also I would like to answer one of the
questions now if I could be in charge of
the world for a day what I would change
is our energy crisis we are far too
reliant on fossil fuels that are
non-renewable for our daily energy needs
I would help the transition towards
renewable fuels well the Cape Hatteras
Lighthouse aided seaman during the Age
of sail data banks is also the first
place to a different form of
transportation let’s visit the wright
brothers national memorial to find out
more about the first flight here we are
the wright brothers national memorial
then kill devil hills north carolina
this is where the first flight was
undertaken this Hill is actually kill
devil hill which used to be a sand dune
it was stabilized by grass 60 feet high
build out of gradient samin it was
directed in 1932 my favorite geography
fact is that the three mountain ranges
that are represented on the silicon coat
of arms are the mantra tantra in the
fight room because i’ve been too hungry
where the mantra mountains are located
I’ve been to Slovakia as well where the
tatra in the fatra are all located this
statue was unveiled in 2002
replica of the events that went on in
December 1903 when the rights made the
first now it’s into the Atlantic Ocean
to finalize our fascinating journey to
North Carolina
you
grade at Randolph middle school in
charlotte north carolina and I’ll be
representing North Carolina in the 2013
National Geographic be here i am on the
Blue Ridge parklet overlooking Mount
Mitchell at six thousand six hundred and
eighty four feet the highest peak he’s
the Mississippi River let’s go at nearly
7,000 feet the summit of mount mitchell
certainly appears more like Canada’s in
North Carolina with this April smell is
a fir tree but now I’d like to take some
time to explain to you a few looks
questions about myself if I could trade
places with any Explorer I would choose
Alfred Russel Wallace doing his
influences of the theory of evolution
and his research involving the birds of
paradise one of those some reasons why
he’s so influential to me ease his
research on the birds of paradise cuz
when I become an adult I would like to
be an ornithologist and now i have my
stumper for National Geographic if Mount
Mitchell is the high-speed give the
Mississippi River then what is the
second-highest peak either east of the
Mississippi River well the answers right
behind me now Kraig at six thousand six
hundred and forty seven feet now it’s in
from Mount Mitchell to my hometown
charlotte north carolina Here I am I
hooked up Charlotte North Carolina show
is the largest city in North Carolina
you
thousand cabinets this is bank of
america stadium home to the carolina
panthers Charla’s professional football
team you can take it and panthers game
does make me feel better brazil their
discovery flight screaming NASCAR
charlotte i convert
one of the ways i can smush all that
information into my brain is by reading
atlases and then rereading them again
and looking at specific regions where
you might have a difficult time
memorizing also playing the gob game on
the computer can help you with the
studying as well good luck this is the
little sugar creek greenway the crown
jewels of charles park system in 2006
little sugar 3 overly polluted and
neglected who’s transformed by the sea
in charlotte in this beautiful natural
park but now we’re heading kids to the
outer banks to experience elated coast
and some of the other side to north
carolina
on my way to the outer banks let me get
a quick stop and prolly or States
Capitol here’s the behind he’s pulled
from 1833 date
the largest of all these plan squares
here we are like vadimus ski North
Carolina’s largest natural lake
stretching 18 miles long and several
miles wide let’s go get a closer look
despite its large size
you
Here I am I think you better
sailors of the dangers diamond Shoals
just be away at the Atlantic Ocean and
also I would like to answer one of the
questions now if I could be in charge of
the world for a day what I would change
is our energy crisis we are far too
reliant on fossil fuels that are
non-renewable for our daily energy needs
I would help the transition towards
renewable fuels well the Cape Hatteras
Lighthouse aided seaman during the Age
of sail data banks is also the first
place to a different form of
transportation let’s visit the wright
brothers national memorial to find out
more about the first flight here we are
the wright brothers national memorial
then kill devil hills north carolina
this is where the first flight was
undertaken this Hill is actually kill
devil hill which used to be a sand dune
it was stabilized by grass 60 feet high
build out of gradient samin it was
directed in 1932 my favorite geography
fact is that the three mountain ranges
that are represented on the silicon coat
of arms are the mantra tantra in the
fight room because i’ve been too hungry
where the mantra mountains are located
I’ve been to Slovakia as well where the
tatra in the fatra are all located this
statue was unveiled in 2002
replica of the events that went on in
December 1903 when the rights made the
first now it’s into the Atlantic Ocean
to finalize our fascinating journey to
North Carolina
you
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