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Fundy National Park
Did you go to Fundy National Park? It is an admirable place! It is located in New Brunswick near the village of Alma. Did you know that the park was created on April 10, 1948? Each year there are more than 200,000 people visiting. Fundy National Park is the perfect place to spend your vacation!

In Fundy National Park there are many trees, hills and mountains, the view is incredible! It's covered with tremendous forests! There are red spruce, balsam fir, birch, and many other sorts. The climate on the coast is truly characterized. Winters are mild and humid and summers are very cool and moist. The winters on the plateaus are soft and snowy. During the summer it is normally hot but sometimes it is rainy.

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