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Jared Guee's Trip To Sequoia National Park
It was a cold and chilly afternoon on July 17, 2015, when twelve year old Jared Guese encountered a black bear and its two cubs. Leading up to this event, his parents had planned a trip to Sequoia National Park during summer break. Mainly so they could do something besides sit around in their house all day. Jared was not that excited to be going, but he smiled and gave a sarcastic, “Sounds fun!” The car trip there was around four hours long and was very tedious. Once the family arrived at the campsite, they unpacked all of their belongings and set up a large tent.

The next day, they woke up they decided to go to a small nearby hiking trail. While walking at a brisk pace they suddenly a herd of deer were seen grazing peacefully on a field.
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