It made me laugh when they were ending their last video saying how they all think they’d be able to work out what country their in based on the facts they’d told us, there’s no way Sienna would’ve known, all she does is basic maths and English and read science books, she’s never had a proper geography lesson. I always wonder why their girls aren’t more interested in Geography seeing how much they travel, unless them flying around the world is what counts as Geography for them. Why don’t they want to learn about how the tectonic plates moved around to create the world continents as they’re today, or about the geographical features they see around them, like cliff formations on beaches? I did do Geography a level and (although I wasn’t very good and did not deserve the B I got) whenever we went to the seaside or watched a documentary I’d always be trying to explain things we were seeing to my family because it’s interesting. At GCSE and a level you do human and physical Geography, learning about different cultures and the science behind the world as we see it, I feel like I learnt more about the world going to school and staying in England most of the time than they have moving country every month. If Mia wants to be a writer, artist, Spanish teacher, or whatever she decides she’s into next month, she can do all that from living in a house in England and Sienna can go to school then and actually learn what she needs to to become a scientist. I have a friend who’s just started a degree in geography because she genuinely enjoys learning about the world and loves traveling to learn more, not just to stay in a nice hotel or holiday home and stay on the beach or indoors all day. I bet when their out seeing all these different geographical features they just google it and move on, not actually retaining anything, that’s when they actually go out of course.
