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Personal Narrative: Fort Clinch State Park

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As our life demands more and more of our time, it is important that we find a place that we can go to unplug and become one with nature. Although there are many places to go to unwind, nothing quite compares to a park. When you hear the word “park” you might think of swings and children playing on the merry-go-round. However, what I am referring to is the park in the more natural sense; a State Park. Of the many I have visited in Florida; Fort Clinch is by far my favorite. Fort Clinch State Park, tucked away in the corner of Amelia Island offers the calm that I so desperately seek. Hiking trails are not scarce; plenty of mapped out paths to prevent one from getting lost. If you are adventurous than taking the wrong turn in the thick wooded

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