Italian boy travels a mile for internet signal to study under tree

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Because phone company is taking so long to fix the line at home.

Italian boy travels a mile for internet signal to study under tree
Twelve-year-old Giulio Giovanni's studying place has a view many people would envy - the unspoiled countryside of rolling hills, vineyards and olive groves under a Tuscan sun. He would prefer to participate in classes over the internet from home - like his fellow classmates have to because of ...

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