Ball’s Pyramid, Lord Howe Island (393)

Description

Ball’s Pyramid in New South Wales is a rocky outcropping in the Pacific Ocean that juts an impressive 551 meters above the surface of the water. After approximately seven million years, it is all that remains of a former volcano that once stood in that spot. In 2001, a species of stick bug thought to be extinct was discovered still living on the island. Today, Ball’s Pyramid is open to tourists, and the almost extinct stick bugs are now part of a breeding program designed to increase their numbers.

Welcome to the world of explorers, adventurers, and green eggs! Think Adventure with these exclusive and collectible Spartan & the Green Egg Pins, highlighting many of the exciting places featured in the popular children’s adventure series. Declare your adventurous spirit by wearing pins on backpacks, scarves, and anywhere your journey takes you. Each collectible pin is made of durable jeweler class metal, and has a SGE yellow rubber clutch back. Think Adventure!

Pin size: 1.25”

UPC: 040232399961