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Personal Narrative: A Day At The Atlantic Beach

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Warmth, sunshine, and palm trees. The beach is the perfect atmosphere for me. From a young age, I’ve always had an affinity for it. Regardless if it was raining, scorching hot, or I got salt water in my eyes, the beach in its entirety is worth it. However, there is one day when I did not want to be at the beach and it was the day that I thought I was going to drown. Learning to take the good with the bad though, I no longer let that day keep me from enjoying the beach. About nine years ago, I was in Florida on the Atlantic beach. I was with my extended family and we all welcomed the warm air with open hands since we came from Ohio to spend summer vacation in Florida. As the heat from the sand started to radiate through my body, I

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