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Why I Love Camping

Camping is an amazing experience.

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There are a lot of reasons why I go camping. I have been going camping since I was a little girl. We have trveled several places like Maine. Raymond. Salisbury Beach, even Seven Maples Campground. There are a few others to add but the list could just go on for awhile. Each campground had a little something different to offer and I like that. You weren't doing the same old things everywhere you go. I like listening to the rain on top of our camper in the middle of the night. I like swiming in the different lakes, pools, and oceans.

The biggest thing bout going camping is I get to spend time with my family. I normally don't see them as much when we ae home because I would be going places but when we go camping we do puzzles in the camper together or go for walks around the campground. We also like to go outside and play our version of bean bag toss, we call it potty We also like to play washers, and it is the same concept as bean bag toss.

When you go camping you make several memories and go through several experiences. You can make so many new and different friends that live world wide. The best part is the ones that stay in contact with you and you get to see them again the next time you go camping.

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