Most of the boys want to be explorers, and the two brothers are among them. For Ollbie and Harr y, life is an adventure. For the past several years, the brothers have been working to1,a list of 500 challenges and experiences.
"The idea came about actually from the boys," their father, MacNeill Ferguson, said. "The boys were just asked one day if they could come up with some cool things for us to do as a family. They2some impossible ideas firstly, like going on a trip to Mars, International Sausage Day and all kinds of3kids' requests. They built the list to a hundred, then kept finding new things they wanted to go and try... until it go tup to 500." They're all listed on the brothers Facebook page.
So far, they have built an igloo(圆顶小屋)，explored the wilderness, and sent their Lego. men to the depths of the ocean and into outer space. Perhaps their biggest adventure is playing outright now on the high seas. Last year, Ollbie and Harry's " Adventure", one of their toyshops4from the Scottish coast. It sailed across the North Sea to Scandinavia. It then began a ride on a Norwegian boat and was launched again.5 ， they had equipped the toy ship with a tracking device(跟踪器). It all owed the brothers to know every step of the sailing well. But the battery on the tracking device is becoming weak, so Harry and Ollbie hope a passing ship notice their boat and is able to recharge(充电).its battery, allowing the trip to continue.
"I want it to go to Australia because that would be halfway around the world, and there's lots of beaches there, " Ollbie said.
"Harry, where would you like the boat to go?" Ferguson asked. Without any6Harry replied, "that would be China because we all love China.' He thought that even there were so many difficulties the boat would reach China.
