This day in history volcanoes

Wellington this day in history

Auckland pedestrians begin 'Barnes Dance'

Blackout hits Northeast America

Hurricane Bellat

For this day I collaborated with Emily & Thomas and we made a stop motion for the Belle Hurricane.
So what:  There are several hurricanes happening all over the world and it's devistating to know people dying and getting injured, it's sad for people that have lost their homes and have to restart all over again.

Mr Bob

Mr Bob is a Gucci obsessed person, he is very obese and has a weird taste of music.  He always has accidents and has no good luck in his life, people make fun of him because he is weird.  One day he wanted to write about all of his accidents and how people should stop making fun of others, he wants to inspirational and help people out.

Fire traps 262 miners

Mysterious explosions in Colombia!

Mysterious explosions in Colombia!

This Day In History 

By Emily & Mary

About this article

There were 20 trucks loaded with dynamite, these trucks stopped in Buenaventura. 13 of these trucks headed to Bogato, the other 7 were going to a different location so they were parked overnight. Just after midnight the 7 trucks blew up killing over 1,000 people and injuring thousands of people. It is still a mysterious today, no one knows why the trucks blew up. 

So What?

These trucks were fully loaded with dynamite and it is very dangerous, these trucks killed over 1,000 people and injuring many people as well. It just shows that trucks shouldn’t be carrying explosives everywhere because you don’t know when they might explode.

Barbara Kendall wins gold medal on this day in history

She was born on the 30th of August 1967 which makes her 50 years old.  She won the gold medal at the Barcelona Olympics for windsurfing this day in history on the 2nd of August 1992.

So what?

It is really important for NZ because although NZ is a small country we can achieve great things in the world.

Hurricane sinks Spanish treasure ships

About the article:
In 1715 a hurricane sunk 10 treasure ships close to the Florida coast nearly killing 1,000 people.  On July 24 Spanish ships left Havana, the ships were carrying many valuable treasures and also carried tons of gold and silver coins which is worth around 14 million pesos. 

So what:
There were plenty of valuable treasures on board the ship, now they are lost under the sea when they could have been in a museum for everyone to admire.

Careless days introduced

This day in history with Bridget

Hundreds drown in Eastland

TDIH