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Personal Narrative: My Road Trip To Florida
. I took a road trip with my family to Pensacola, Florida in the summer of 2016. It was one of the best vacations ever. What made it really exciting is that it was a road trip with Street Made Motorcycle Club. There were over 20 bike clubs and 200 motorcycle riders that participated. My brother-in-law is actually in the club and he’s a bike leader.

June 24 was the first day everyone gathered together to take the BIG 10 ROAD Trip to Florida. My family and I woke up at 8 o’clock in the morning to start getting ourselves together to join everyone else. We made breakfast so we wouldn’t be hungry on the road. After, we started to load our car up with all our belongings to hit the road. We met up with all the bike clubs so that everyone would
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