Big jump
Lejla Ebner
Lejla is a five year old fearless girl, who can climb any challenge given - literally, she is superb at climbing. If you want to go diving, bungy jump...... 17 Oct 17 · 1 min readOne of Lejla's favorite places, when we were on Gozo, was that big jump. She had to gather a lot of courage for her first jump from it. Later she made her show for tourists.
What did she say about the drawing?
Lejla: On the drawing is me jumping into the sea. Other kids are waiting and gathering courage while I jump. Everybody is watching me and when I come out of the sea people are clapping for me.
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