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Personal Narrative: My Trip To Washington
Another trip I went on was to Washington. I saw all of the important buildings there. I also went and saw a lot of art museums. The best thing I saw there was the senate building. Inside there was a tour guide who showed me where the laws were made and how. I also got to see where Abraham lincoln sat in the senate. The art museums in Washington were also very cool. There were lots of famous pieces and it was very interesting. There were lots of paintings of past U.S presidents and I got to see many of Abraham Lincoln. Overall Washington was a very fun trip and It taught me a lot about politics in the U.S
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