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Have you ever been to Utah on a snowy day, where all the snow has turned to ice? Well if you haven't, listen closely. When I went to Utah I found all the mountain peaks were covered in ice. That's right, ice. When I got there I breathed in the smell of fresh wood. I felt happy with my rising in the air. Through the rest of the trip I felt good, like I had won $1,000,000!
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