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Personal Narrative: My Trip To New Hampshire
One summer I went to New Hampshire. The whole time I was there I stayed in the cabin. The cabin had a mountain view out the window. It was a lot to adapt to being from big city and everything. The whole time I was there I was trying to adapt. As best I could to the activities. That were planned I remember going to antiques stores and going out to eat. We went to local Mom and Pop shops.
I also remember swimming in the river with my sisters. And going to historical sites as well as going to Farmers Market’s. Are totally opposite of my big city mentality of massed produced store chained products. Even though now I enjoy being adventurous I did as much when I was younger.

My attitude was something left to be desired on that trip. I was perceived
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