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COVID has changed the way we live quite significantly. For 10-year-old Italian girl Fiammetta Melis change is, however, at a whole other level: She has to attend classes at a height of 1,000 meters, among Italy's peaks and pastures.
And, oh-yeah, she does all this among goats.
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And, oh-yeah, she does all this among goats.
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