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It was a very happy childhood.

I remember when we were living in North Greenland.

There were a lot of small houses in different colors.

And at winter, there were a lot of snow.

So we had warm clothes on.

Children could go outside and play without Paris being afraid of,

oh, where are they now?

So it was a very safe childhood we had.

Buller Larson is from Greenland.

It's the world's largest island,

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