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Personal Narrative: My Field Trip To Smoky Mountains In Pigeon Forge
My class and I are going on a field trip to Smoky Mountains in Pigeon Forge on a bus contrived especially for kids. We got a sneak peak of the bus it has a lot of features.

On the bus there are 10 rows each. Each seat as TV,reclining seats,free food like,Mcdonald’s,Burger King,breakfast and more. The reclining seats are really relaxing and why you are relaxing you can watch anything you want.

The kids will like my bus because they could have any kind of food or drinks they want and can watch any kind of TV they want why you are watching TV you can be relaxing in your reclining seats. I can’t wait for tomorrow!
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