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so far on are trip I have had a great time on the first day we drove through 5 states Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Arkansas. 

the next day we drove through Oklahoma and stopped there. 

And then we drove through Texas but we stopped at kattlelack ranch we got to spray paint 🎨 the cars
then we kept driving through Texas and New Mexico 🇲🇽 we stopped there.

then we drove to Arizona and yesterday me and daddy hiked a little more then 1 mile and a half down the grandcanyon 
we've seen tons of Elk, chunky squirrels, and mountains 🐐 we also sall chipmunks
and tomorrow we are going to page then after the 4 days in page then we will sleep in a cabin on the rim of the canyon for either 2 or 3 days and we will get on the trail and hike the canyon then we will  leave 

i saw a purple daisy in the canyon
The End

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