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Personal Narrative: My Trip To South Carolina
Trip To South Carolina
One summer day my cousins,family,and I flew all the way to South Carolina. Our goal in South Carolina was to visit all aquatics.When we landed we drove all the way to my grandma's house and went straight to the hot tub and relaxed until, it was time for dinner and we had some delicious gumbo.

The next day we all had geared up and got ready for our aquatic adventure. First, we went to the beach and we hanged there for about two hours.We went boogie boarding and build sand castles. Then, we went to a scuba diving event and we met a dolphin named Dory.Then,we went to a water show and saw killer whales,lobsters.dolphins,and sharks.Finally, it was about three o'clock when we decided to go out for lunch and we went to a crab
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