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Personal Narrative-Campinging At Coyote Creek

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I truly think camping is at coyote creek is a very relaxing place. Ever since my siblings and I were babies we have been going to coyote creek start park. We have so many great memories with friends and family. We're always having huge gatherings for different holidays and events. Its a huge tradition for my

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