5 things why I liked Granada

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1. We went to great restaurants that had great food and drinks.



2. We loved hiking the really high mountains that took about 3 to 4 or 5 hours to take.
  

3. We met great friends named Birte and Poker the dog.



4.We had a water fight with Birte  and Poker. And got each other soaked!!!!!!💧💧💧  

5.I loved Granada because it was  super duper truper pretty. Everything was pretty.


😃😃😃😃🙂🙂🙂😏😏😎😎😎😎😎


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                                                                       What we did with our friends we talked with Birte and Poker the dog. When we just got there they gave us water and cookies. We told her about us traveling the world for one year. And she told us that she traveled the world for 3 years. On here bike can you believe that. Then I asked if you played any instrument? She said yes I play the guitar and flute. So she played both of them at the same time. It was really cool!!!!  After that it was like 9:00 so we had dinner.It was that late because in Spain you sleep in, take naps,  then stay up late like 11:00 , 11:30 , 12:00 ,12:30, or  1:00.  The End🙂😀😏🐤😃🌞☹👍👍👍🌜🌜⛰⛰

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