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Personal Narrative: My Trip To The Vikings Training Camp

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SIGNED FOOTBALL The Summer of 2016 I went to the Vikings Training Camp! If you don’t know me I am a very diehard Vikings fan! It was a super hot day out in Mankato Minnesota! It was about a two hour drive to get there! I woke up at 7 o’clock wich is very late for me. When we got there we waited in a big long line! We heard people talking. We were talking about how awesome it would be if we got a scribbly Autograph. From The Vikings Running Back Adrian Peterson! When we got inside the training camp we heard screaming, when people got a Adrian Peterson scratch ticket. There was a big practice field and bleachers. It was awesome because the first 2,000 people get a scratch ticket. That either says 15% off gift shop! Or the Man The Myth The

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