Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada
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This document welcomes readers to Smiths Falls, Ontario, Canada for a September project where Mrs. Ireland's grade 2 class and their reading buddies from Mr. Hunter's grade 5/6 class went on a trip around the world. The photographer is identified as Mrs. Ireland and the document ends by saying goodbye from Smiths Falls.
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