Description
Tell the world where you’ve been and what you’ve seen with these SGE Explorer’s patches. Each patch is created exclusively for the SGE explorer, and can be ironed, or sewn on, to clothing, backpacks, or wherever you wish to display them. Each patch is colorful and features woven representations of areas discovered and explored in the SGE series.
Each patch is created exclusively for the SGE explorer and can be ironed or sewn onto clothing, backpacks, or wherever you wish to display them. Patches feature woven representations of interesting areas from around the world.
Paris, France
Oooh, la la! Welcome to Paris, France, often called the City of Light. Paris is the capital city of France and is home to many great cultural and historical achievements, including the Eiffel Tower. The river Seine winds through this beautiful city, and its city streets are lined with wonderful cafes and shops. Visitors come from all over the world to see some of the world’s greatest art at a museum called The Louvre. Many great artists, writers, dancers, and musicians have called Paris home and still do to this day.
London, England
London is the capital city of England. It is made up of two different older cities, the original city of London and the city of Westminster. Both cities joined together to make an area known as Greater London. The city of Westminster contains the central UK government offices, including parliament. It is also home to Big Ben, the Elizabeth Tower, and the Palace of Westminster.
Pacific Ocean
The Pacific Ocean is the largest ocean in the world. It spans across the Arctic and the Southern Ocean and shares borders with Asia, Australia, and both North and South America. The Pacific Ocean is home to many island settlements, such as Tahiti, Maui, and Bora Bora. The Marianna Trench is also located in the Pacific Ocean. It is the deepest point in the world, going down over thirty-five thousand feet.
Manhattan, New York
Of all the five great boroughs in New York City, Manhattan has the largest population. Manhattan is considered one of the most diverse places in the world, which gives it a rich cultural history. It is one of the most important economic hotspots in all the world, featuring many different businesses and real estate.
North Pole
The North Pole earned its name by being the northernmost point on the planet where the axis meets the surface. Because of this, anyone at the North Pole will always face south in all directions. The North Pole is in the middle of the Arctic Ocean. However, the location is always moving because of the shifting ice in the water. The North Pole wasn’t discovered until 1945.
Hong Kong, China
Hong Kong is in China and is considered the global financial cornerstone of the region. Hong Kong was originally a British colony. It boasts an impressive population of over seven million people, making it one of the more densely populated cities in the world. The city has many food markets filled with a wide variety of foods. Many tourists praise the expansive skyline visible in the city.
Athens, Greece
When it comes to cities with a rich cultural background, it is hard to beat the city of Athens. Athens is the capital of Greece and has been considered the center of Greek civilization for thousands of years. One of the most famous features of Athens is the Acropolis. The Acropolis is a great citadel located on a hill overlooking the Parthenon. Today, Athens is a very contemporary city, but it is also surrounded by ancient historical ruins. Many historians consider Athens to be the birthplace of Western civilization.
Marble Caverns of Carrera Lake, Chile
The Marble Caverns are made entirely out of different colored marble. Some of the colors include shades of white, gray, blue, and even a couple of bright shades of pink. The Marble Caves were created over several thousand years from the nearby water, causing erosion. In Chile, the locals refer to them as Cuevas de Marmol.