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Personal Narrative: Great Wolf Lodge
This summer my family drove to Pennsylvania, Poconos, a water park called Great Wolf Lodge, it took us 3 hours to get to the water park, when we arrived, we looked outside and saw so many cars in the parking lot, we are so excited to go inside and see what kind of activities do they have. When we checked in, they gave us a wolf ear and a wristband for the room, then we went to change and went straight through the water park, we went in and we were so shocked that there were so many people inside that are playing. We started the waves first, then we went to other facilities, one of them that I liked were the slides since it was pretty awesome, but I didn’t like the other slides, because I am afraid of how fast they are. After all the fun, my

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