Cardiff Greek Festival Research Paper

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While I was at the Cardiff Greek Festival I saw many interesting sights and ate different kinds of food. Right as I entered the gathering, I instantly heard music and started to smell really good smells. While there, I got to experience many new experiences such as seeing festive dances and eating many pastries that were all so amazing and delicious. After I walked in, my friend and I went over to the photo booth where we took pictures with props and a stuffed donkey. As we were taking the photos we saw two of our other friends and joined them as they walked around the festival and enjoyed all of the attractions. When we were walking around, we all couldn't help but see and smell all of the food so we had to stop and grab a gyro and a

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