He goes all over the world.
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Chris Brown is an explorer. He and his son, Mika, sailed to Point Nemo on the Hanse Explorer in March. (Courtesy of Chris Brown) -
Mr. Brown and his son got into a smaller boat. They floated to the exact spot of Point Nemo. (Courtesy of Chris Brown) -
Mr. Brown and his son hold up flags at Point Nemo. Each flag is coded as a letter. The flags spell “Nemo.” Nemo means “no one” in Latin. (Courtesy of Chris Brown) -
Mr. Brown and his son sailed far. No land was near! (Courtesy of Chris Brown) -
Point Nemo is far from other land. (stock)
Mr. Brown likes to explore. He and his son went to Point Nemo. No other spot is so far from land.
Below the water is junk. Space programs dump trash there! Above the water are birds.
Pray: Thank God for the many places He made for us to explore.
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Chris Brown is a businessman and explorer from Yorkshire, England. He travels to places that are hard to reach. He and his son may be the only ones to swim at Point Nemo. When Space Station astronauts pass over, they are the closest people to that spot! Hundreds of pieces of space debris are at Point Nemo. Mr. Brown met a hungry albatross there. Its wings stretch 10 feet!
The Bible teaches if we travel to the farthest parts of the sea, “even there your right hand shall hold me.” (Psalm 139:9-10)
