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Personal Narrative-My Trip To South Dakota
My trip to South Dakota Frist have you ever been to Devils Tower? This summer my family and I went to Devils Tower. When we made it to Devils Tower, we looked up and saw Devils Tower and people were climbing Devils Tower, one person fell down but there safety gear saved them. My brother, Dad and I climbed the edges of Devils Tower while we were climbing, I could smell the sweet scent of pine trees. My brother and I we kept slipping and I fell (slip) and felt the burn on my leg. When we arrived to the highest point we, could I could hear the sounds of nature as I saw trees and the landscape for miles. Devils Tower has a walk you can go on but not thro Devils Tower also there is a bigger walk you can go on which is a couple miles. The pine
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