9-Year-Old Italian Boy Becomes Youngest Person to Climb Mont Blanc - Archysport
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A nine-year-old boy from Italy has climbed the highest peak in the Alps, possibly as a youngest person at all. The family reckons with criticism and emphasizes how much the boy loves the mountains.
A nine-year-old from Rome has managed to do what no one else has done before at this age. He climbed the Mont Blanc, the highest mountain in the Alps, by his own strength.
<p>A 9-year-old Italian of ancient descent became the youngest conqueror of Montblanc, Lelio Massimo di Roccasecca climbed Mont Blanc with his father. From the top he saw the mountains of Italy, France and Switzerland.</p>
A young boy from Rome has conquered the roof of Europe: Lelio, who was only nine years old, reached the summit of Mont Blanc by his own strength – it could be a record.
A nine-year-old from Italy set an extraordinary record on Mont Blanc. Learn how the boy mastered the ascent to the highest mountain in the Alps.
Lelio Massimo di Roccasecca has already reached what others work for a lifetime: at the age of nine, he climbed the highest mountain in the Alps.
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