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Grand Canyon Painting Analysis

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If I could step into a painting for a day, I would step into the Grand Canyon painting. I would step in this painting because the Grand Canyon is a beautiful landscape and it would be a beautiful vacation for me. I would rent a bike before I go down into the canyon because it is a long walk at the canyon. While biking down the canyon, I would hope to see wondrous things. Once I finished going through the canyon, I would take one selfie with the canyon behind me and jump out of the

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