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This document appears to be a nature explorers club report from two students, Anastazja and Wiktoria, from the 3rd class of the 9th Primary School in Dzierżoniów, Poland for the 2011-2012 school year. The report includes photos taken by the students late in the autumn season, with one photo noted as being of poor quality due to the subject being too fat and short.
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- 2. by Wiktoria
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- 6. This one is in a bad shape (too fat and too short) because the photo was taken late autumn. by Wiktoria
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- 16. Anastazja & Wiktoria, class 3b Szkoła Podstawowa nr 9 Dzierżoniów, Poland School year 2011-2012