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Personal Narrative: Where To Grow Up
Last year I worked at baker Scout Camp in the Rocky Mountains in new Mexico . I taught scouts how to avoid injuring themselves . One day we decide to climb to the top of Mount miser , which is about 12,000 feet tall Four hours later as we were standing on the top , we heard thunder . I took off my hat Suddenly all my hair stood straight up I knew that meant we were in danger of a lighting strike . We climb down the mountain very fast

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