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Personal Narrative: My Trip To Santa Cruz
Going to Santa Cruz First, I was going with my family we were going to go Santa Cruz because it was my ninth birthday so we went to Santa Cruz it took three or four hours ( I was bored so I slept in the car when we got there) to get their when we got there we went on a ride which was a boat you can ride when you go on it, you can pick a seat anywhere but I pick the middle, when it started it was going front and back really fast I almost fell off the ride but it was funny then, I just closed my eyes and just stayed still until the ride was over I was kinda scared and I asked myself “the lesson is that never go to the boat ride when you're little you might fall off the ride”.
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