Personal Essay: Living Here In Fort Worth

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I am Sangita Rijal and I have lived here for several years. Living here in Fort Worth has been a great opportunity because everything here is beautiful and I have always enjoyed it. I have driven the fascinating streets by the falls, swam beautiful lakes, and I always feel like I am safe here in Fort Worth compared to other cities. The reason behind my letter is that the railroad is not very well organized in Fort Worth. I have never traveled by train here in Fort Worth due to the lack of stations. It would be better if we added more stations around Fort Worth which will benefit people moving place to place since Fort Worth is a developing city. The big concern is that the city is getting populated and traffic is usually busy when traveling

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