ANNIE, BEN and MANGO!!
You never know where they're gonna go!
ANNIE, BEN and MANGO!!
You never know where they're gonna go!!!
Wow!
That’s bigger than I thought!
It had to be big,
it was built by Gustave Eiffel
as the gateway entrance
to the 1889 World’s Fair.
Smile.
Oops.
Sorry, Annie.
That’s okay, Ben.
We’ll take another.
Where’s Mango?
Uh-oh.
Monkey photo-bomb!
What!?
There’s a monkey in my picture!
MONKEY!!!
I’m so sorry.
Mango’s a monkey photo hog.
You look good.
Hi, I’m Annie,
this is Ben,
and you’ve already met Mango.
I’m Justine.
I didn’t mean to shout at your monkey.
My Grandmother lives in the United States
and she misses Paris --
-- so
I want the perfect picture to send to her.
MANGO!!!
MY CAMERA!!!
Give Justine back her camera!
Mango!
Come down here!
Quickly!
The elevator!
The stairs!!!
That’s the longest stairway I’ve ever been on in my life!
And this is just the first floor.
Wow! A glass floor!
Look how far up we are!
Oui.
And there is also an ice rink.
NO WAY!!!
Mango!!!
I almost had him!!!
Thanks.
My belly is so cold.
He’s climbing higher!!!
Not again!?
To the stairs...
... ENCORE!
Encore is French for “again!”
ENCORE!!!
That was a lot faster than the first floor.
This is the main viewing area for the Eiffel Tower.
Telescopes!!!
We can find your monkey with this.
IF we have change
I’m a dog, don’t look at me.
VOILA!
Voila is French for “there!”
or, in this case, “here ya go!”
Where are you, Mango?
I know you’re out there you monkey maniac.
YAAAAAA!!!
Oh, you think you’re a funny monkey
-- well, we’ll see who laughs last.
To the elevators!
ENCORE!!!
Hey! We made it!
Is that a restaurant!?
Oui.
It’s the Jules Verne restaurant.
Very good food.
Jules Verne was a French writer.
He wrote 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
The submarine story you read to me!?
Yeah!
So he writes AND cooks.
No.
He passed away a century ago.
But everyone loves his stories so much
they named the restaurant after him.
THERE HE IS!!!
He is taking our photo!
Then let’s pose!!!
There he goes.
Yeah, but we’re ahead of him this time.
It’s a race to the top!
Getting good shots?
This was a fun chase,
but you should never take someone’s camera without asking.
What beautiful pictures!!!
Wow!
Only a monkey on the Eiffel Tower could get those pictures!
My Grandmother will love these!
Mango! You planned this!
Merci beaucoup, Mango.
Merci beaucoup means “thank you very much.”
Come!
Let us have lunch
and I will e-mail the pictures to my Grandmother!
Yeah, I’m starving!
Voila!
Grand Maman has her pictures!
But this picture is just for us!
A souvenir of our day at the Eiffel Tower.
Souvenir is a French word that means “to remember.”
That’s not the only souvenir I’m taking with me.
I’ve got a frozen belly from the ice rink and sore paws from the stairs.
Thanks, Mango.
Mango! He’s a funny monkey!
The monkey is a clown!