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Los Rapidos Experience
When I was a child, my family and I belong to an association of campers in which we went so many differents places in the Mexican Republic. In the camps, we did activities like swimming, visit some kinda archaeological sites, we did activities in nature like wood fire, in this wood fire we spoke with others campers about our experiences that we had in various places. One day we went to "los rapidos" in Veracruz.
I never worked in a camp, but I have the experience
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