Baseball Camp Research Paper

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Last year, I went to Kentucky for a baseball camp at the University of Kentucky. My grandpa and grandma took my brother Josh down there. We got to the campus field house and I had a holy-cow-look on my face it was huge!! I walked in and it was bigger than a football field and it had batting cages in it. So my grandma and grandpa left to go do some shopping for the five days we were down there. It started at eight and ended at three so basically a whole school day of having fun and catching the pitchers. My brother and I got put in the same group of catchers so that was nice. So the day was done and my guardians came and got us took us back to the hotel to eat lunch and take a shower. After that we went out to the college book store my guardians

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