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I spent my summer touring Italy with my children's dance group, visiting towns like Castiglione del Lago, Florence, and Assisi over 10 days. We saw many sights and also traveled through Greece, Slovenia, and Croatia to get to Italy. I had fun exploring with friends, going to the beach, and walking my puppy during my great holiday.
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