May 28, 2012
Plant-for-the-Planet
End of May was the first Academy in the federal state Rio Grande do Sul, in Ibirubá. The inhabitants are mainly European immigrants, so a lot of kids with German backround live here. Some of them even speak a little German, but it sounds ancient. At lunch break the local radio reported from the Academy.
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