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Canada! Canada! Canada! Here we come. I will never forget the time I went to Canada. I was waiting all my life to go Canada. I heard it has fresh air, colorful buildings and an amazing downtown. It was fantastic to visit Canada. I heard my mom waking me up from my cozy bed. Than it was time to head over to Canada! When I got to the car my mom and my 2 brothers came to the car and then my dad started to drive. In a few minutes I was getting bored like a pickle in a jar. After 5 hours we were in Canada. First I saw skywheel, a haunted castle, ice cream, the Niagara Falls boat, and a gold man that gave people necklaces if they gave him money. My body was pounding all over downtown. Next my family went to a hotel. It wasn’t as fancy as I thought

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