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Tabitha D. Brooks's Adventure
Tabitha D. Brooks is both adaptive and energetic in nature. Her ability to do these things she believes was by the help of God and it was base on the fact that these characteristic came from her zodiac sign. As a teenager growing up, adventure is not exactly one of her potential, but she finds herself exploring new things and seeing new people in different places at every phase of her life. Clearly, hiking up a mountain is not a place for a non adventurous kid, but in the summer of 2015 walking in the tracks of nature was Tabitha, her cousin and group of people she just met hiking a mountain top in Colorado. On a narrow path up, was a flower garden in which she gazed at for quite a while and stated “these are the most beautiful flowers
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