E6: Nellie and the Builders Too Small to See
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E6: Nellie and the Builders Too Small to See
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Say hola to Lobster Bob
Five clues. One place on Earth. Shout it at the speaker.
Lobster Bob did not drive to this place and he did not fly. He went by water, on Nellie, PZ 1953 N, the boat he co-owns with Cpt. JT Peg, over water that was warm, clear and the colour of a jewel. Underneath her, stretching further than she could travel in a day, was something alive. The anchor never touched it. Not once in three visits, and it never will.
Then Lobster Bob put on a mask and a snorkel and floated face-down for one entire hour over something that has been building itself for twenty thousand years, built by builders smaller than your fingernail. When he climbed back aboard, he wrote four words in the log.
Your child will guess along through all five clues, add stamp number one to their Paper Passport when the answer lands, find the place on a map, and carry one big fact to bed: that the biggest things on Earth can be built by the smallest builders, one tiny piece at a time. Nobody loses. A wrong guess still counts as travel.
Follow free wherever you listen, and grab your free Explorer Pack at lobsterbobspodcast.com - the Paper Passport and My Logbook page, ready to print.