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Personal Narrative: My Experience At Ruby Falls
My Experience at Ruby Falls with My Family I was in the car with my grandparents and my two cousins, Saige and TJ, talking about what our schedule was for the day. We were all so excited, especially my cousin TJ. We all had different thoughts on what we were expecting to see. I was expecting to see a huge waterfall and a big pool of water, just a larger version of pouring a glass of water. We eventually arrived in Tennessee. We went inside and bought tickets to go in the elevator 145 feet deep,underground, to see the waterfall. It was an understatement to say that we were excited. We went inside a large elevator with lots of people getting ready to see the waterfall as well. Once the large iron doors opened we were officially 145 feet
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