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Well, the dictionary said that you are wrong! Also, if you correct me, that doesn't let others do so...you should probably edit your post just saying that my answer is wrong.

I am abroad. I took photos in Mexico. I visit the pyramids. Very mountainous in Mexico.

...You forgot the 'it is' part... Es muy montanoso en Mexico. Also, it's not 'visito la piramides', it's 'visito los piramides'. The verb estar is used for either location or change; ser is used for everything else. In this case, you are using ser for location--you should use estar instead. Also, saying 'I visit the pyramids' in present tense with out any prelude like that is very choppy. It would sound better as 'I will visit the pyramids' or 'today, we visited the pyramids'. It would be rather odd for someone to write this while visiting the pyramids, and then, a 'currently, I am visiting' would be used rather than 'I visit'.

It should go: Estoy por todas partes. Saque fotos en Mexico. En este momento, estoy visitando los piramides. Es muy montanoso en Mexico.

By the way, Elyse, sacar fotos is proper wording in Spanish. Sacar=take; you take photos. wink And even if the dictionary says Andie is wrong, Katy says Andie is right. Which she is. So there. This is why I want to help teaching Spanish....

Quite good. I wouldn't do as well guessing Japanese, that's for sure. Though I might... possibly... if it was Latin. But that's just because the bases of the words relate to our modern European languages, so it's easier to guess.

Another one is coming.