Erik found a treasure
Erik Ebner
Erik is a four year old Pirate/Viking/Knight (that is how you should call him). He is the most dedicated kid I know.When he was two, he was into tools...... 18 Oct 17 · 1 min readIn his first interview he said that he's going to find a treasure. His dreams are still alive :)
What did he say about a drawing?
There is sea, coins, me, palm trees, sun and a cross where the treasure is. I found a treasure and was so happy that I threw coins in the air and now they are all around. There are also sharks in the water and nobody dears to go in.
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