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Ensenada My Favorite Place
Ensenada is one of the three largest city in the state of Baja California in Mexico. It is a coastal city along the pacific ocean, serves as one of the most important maritime ports in the nation. Ensenada also has the climate advantage of dry, hot summers and cooling sea breezes, combined with porous soil, ideal for grape growing. The majestic views, glorious climate, warm corteous people,year-round cultural and culinary events are what makes Ensenada a great vacation spot.

Ensenada is not only the place of my alma mater, more important, is the place that helped me become the person that I am today. After living in this marvelous city for six years. I can only express gratitude and admiration for the city and its people. The mornings filled
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