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This PowerPoint presentation discusses five travel destinations and activities: Cedar Point Amusement Park in Sandusky, Ohio; Disney World; Cape Hatteras, North Carolina; and parasailing. It was created by Amy to highlight fun places to visit and experiences to enjoy.
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- 1. You haven’t lived until… This PowerPoint was created by Amy
- 2. #1
- 3. Cedar Point Amusement park, Located near the Lake Erie in Sandusky, Ohio
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- 6. DISNEY WORLD
- 8. #3
- 11. #4
- 14. #5
- 15. Parasailing
- 17. The End