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Personal Narrative Essay: My Trip To North Dakota

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During the summer I really didn’t do anything but I still had fun. We didn’t go anywhere excited for vacation but my brother and I went to North Dakota, other than that I worked a little bit to get some money for the things that I want. How I started my summer wasn’t too exciting, then at the end of May my brother and I go up to Bismarck, North Dakota for about two and a half weeks to spend some time with our aunt, uncle and cousins. The only reason why we go to their farm is because of the fourth of July because they like to go a little crazy with fireworks and forgot that we had a 26 foot flatbed that we filled with fireworks already. With helping on the farm in the heat we went to Raging Rivers, a huge water park that we go to every year.

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