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Tina Papp's best summer ever!

The first three weeks of my summer I traveled all over Montana by car. While I was traveling through Montana I saw a lot of wildlife, different cities and towns, large mountains and trees.

After traveling for three weeks we finally settled down at the lake. Actually it's called Flathead Lake. That is the biggest lake I have ever seen in my life.

After we settled down we started doing some fun stuff like water skiing, tubeing, taking boat rides and of course swimming.

During that time I got to meet Ed and Annie's families. One of my best times in Montana was going to the water-slides. It was nice and hot out and there was loud music and a lot of people to meet. The best waterslide I went on was the one called Geronimo. It was 70 feet high. When I slid down Geronimo it felt like my lungs went all the way up to my throat.

Have you ever heard of Glacier National Park? Any-ways, Glacier National Park is very beautiful. Actually there are no glaciers. But you travel along a mountain. If you think Pilcher is a big mountain, the mountains in Glacier National Park are about 100 times its size. And you are traveling on the side of this tall mountain. It almost made me sick.

If you do ever travel down to Montana, check out the fun things that interest you best.

I thought that my summer went by too fast. Do you know why it went by too fast? It's because I was always busy doing something interesting.

There is also something important I learned while I was in Montana! I learned that you can have so much fun without partying. I am real glad I went down because I learned a lot of things and experienced a lot of things I thought I would never do. This was my best summer ever and I will never forget it.

By: Tina Papp
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