Q: Who was Greenpeace set up (set up) by? A: No-one's really sure! Lots of people contributed.
Q: When and where was Greenpeace 1 (start)?
In Canada in 1971, but it 2 (not call) Greenpeace at first. A group of activists
want to protest against an underground nuclear explosion in Alaska.
Their boat 3 ( stop) and the nuclear test 4 (not prevent), but because of the
campaign, a few months later all nuclear activity at the Island 5 (end) by the
US government. That was the beginning of Greenpeace.
Q: When 6 Greenpeace International (create) ?
A: In 1979 Several Greenpeace groups in different countries __ 7 (combine) to
make one worldwide organization. Later an office 8 ( open) in Amsterdam, and
soon Greenpeace activists 9 (find) campaigning all over the world!
this summer i flew with my parents to relax in turkey, the beautiful city of kemer. there i met many foreigners, and they all spoke different languages. nature there is magnificent, beautiful palm trees, flowering bushes. near our hotel there were swimming pools with various winding slides, and next to it was the mediterranean sea. the water was warm and absolutely transparent. we visited the disney park "the lend of legends" where we skated on various water attractions, it was fun. bathed, sunbathed, watched an interesting show of dolphins and went shopping. every day, day and night animation and foam parties were held on site. in addition, i went to visit my grandparents. it's a pity that the summer holidays ended so quickly
The Big Ben.
The world-known clock. Everyday about 500 tourists come to London to see the Big Ben. Built in 1858, it was named after an architect whose name was Ben (Benjamin). The interesting fact is that you are not allowed to get inside the Big Ben if you aren’t an Englishman. No tourists allowed.
Piccadilly Circus.
The place is far from what is called “a circus”. It is a well-known meeting point of the city. It has become so popular, that is now considered to be a place to visit for all the tourists.
London Eye.
It is one of the biggest observation wheels in the world. Its height is 135 meters. It has 32 cabins which symbolize 32 districts of London. It takes 30 minutes to make a full circle. But it is the view you will never forget. The cost is about £20.