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Descriptive Essay: Valley Fair

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Joy to exercise great pleasure or delight. One time I went to valley fair it was filled with joy and bright, neon ,flashing, lights. It was like heaven was in the air .I got so happy I could never be happier. There was trees everywhere and the wind blew dust in my eyes. The rides are so fun it brings happiness to my family.The food at valley fair taste sweet.The sounds at valley fair I hear screaming laughing and talking. I see metal moving up and down.I feel the hard metal form the rides I feel the soft seat.I hear the screams from the people that are around me and I love valley fair. The families around the world come here to bond together. They are a family

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