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Cherry Blossom Trees
For just a couple of weeks in spring, all the cherry blossom trees bloom and the streets and parks are filled with a floral fragrance. The blossom trees aren’t very noticeable the rest of the year, but in April they … Continued
Quarantine
The schools closed on March 20th in the UK. Although it was not really a surprise when they announced the closure, it was still sad. The Monday after that the lockdown was initiated and people were only allowed out for work … Continued
Bike Accident
Soooooooo today me and my sister Annabelle went for a bike ride for our once a day daily exercise. On our way home, a dog was sitting on the side of the bike path, the owner was off on the … Continued
Social Distancing — Sylvia
A lot has happened, such as, us going back to Scotland, me going to school, oh and well covid-19, how could I forget, well its not like schools shut down across the whole world and we’re only aloud to leave … Continued
Chamonix, France
Chamonix, if you don’t know, is a very ski resorty town. Due to it’s location in the Alps that’s easy to understand. It’s not too cold this time of year here, it was about 29°F today. The adventure of this … Continued
The Black Market
In Mexico City, they are black markets where they sell counterfeit items, such as fake Raybans and Dr. Dre headphones, along with other stuff. People have to be careful when selling counterfeit items, as the police patrol almost everywhere. They … Continued
Bakeries Around the World
I have been to many bakeries around the world. I have been to bakeries in London, Dublin, Lima, Cartagena,and Wales and in a lot of small towns but I think of all the bakeries I have been to, Mexico City … Continued
Mexico City
Mexico City was originally built by the Aztecs in 1325 on an island they made in Lake Texcoco. They made the island by dumping soil into the lake till an island was formed. The city was called Tenochtitlan by the Aztecs until … Continued
