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This document provides a summary of an observation area that includes a pond, waterfall, plants, birds, trees and other features. Some key details include: - The area could be seen to have a net covering, variety of plants, birds, trees, a pond filled with fish, a waterfall, pavements, fish food and a bird stand. - Various smells could be detected such as wet grass, flowers, fish and thick air. - Sounds included birds chirping and singing, fish swimming, the waterfall, and leaves rustling. - Textures felt included slimy fish, soft feathers, muddy ground, wet grass, hard pavement, pond water, grain and fish food.
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