leave to travel. Two months pass by and Snowy’s mother is waiting for her son. Suddenly she sees her little Snowy. "Mummy, Mummy!" – Snowy cries. Mother hugs Snowy and kisses him on the forehead. Dad comes up with a fish in his mouth. During the supper Snowy tells his story: “When I went away, I saw the helicopter and wanted to climb up there. Pilots came out and then we flew off somewhere .... I got interested when I understood that we were flying to Paris, because each country has some interesting sights. In Paris, I saw a wonderful Eiffel Tower. It's so high! I advise everyone to visit Paris. Passers-by were afraid of me. Well, of course, a polar bear cub is walking about the capital of France! I returned back to the airport and decided to fly somewhere else. Ladies and gentelmen on the plane said that it is very interesting to visit Egypt. Mother told me that this is a hot country, I didn’t not know if I could endure this climate! All we have in the Arctic is the cold! After landing, I saw much sand instead of snow! It was dark - yellow. I was not accustomed to walking on it. The bright sun! Suddenly, a shadow, I looked up and saw a large building. Even the highest ice peak at home isn’t that huge.It was the pyramid of Cheops. I was afraid of such a "giant" and it was very hot, so I went back into the plane. I have been to New York. There I was a bit afraid too. Well, in New York, I liked the night city and the big statue of a woman with a torch. By the way, I slept very simply either in the plane when we were flying or in the bushes in the street. I missed my parents very much. Every night, I thought about you. I understood that I had enough of travel and now it was time to come home, but how? Previously, it hadn’t been important where to go, but now I had to go back to the Arctic, to my native place. Thus, I had to think rationally! I had flown by a helicopter, so I should find it. Just next to me was a helicopter, and I immediately ran there before it could fly off. Hooray, Hooray, Hooray! I am in my homeland. I'm so glad.”