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Personal Narrative: O For Oregon

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O is for Oregon. Two years ago I got to go to Oregon with my family. It took us 3 days in total to get there because we drove. We went through Washington to get to Oregon. We went to Oregon because my uncle lives there. He loves right out side of Washington where Oregon starts. We stayed at his house for a couple of days. It was relay cool because from his backyard you could see where Oregon started and where Washington ended because there was two different colored grasses so you could see where both states started and ended. Wail we were there we went to a place, I 'm not sure what it was but there was tons of rocks and we got gather some limestone so that we could have that to bring back. Also I got to go and ride a horse for the first

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