My snow trip aysha
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On the first day of their snow trip, Aysha and her family drove for five hours to reach their hotel, where they unpacked before going straight to bed due to exhaustion from the long drive. The next day, they woke up early to go skiing, with a 30 minute drive to reach the mountain top where they spent the day skiing runs of increasing difficulty, with Aysha successfully completing her first black run, before feeling sad that the fun day had come to an end.
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