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Alla [95]
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Tatiana [17]3 years ago
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Answer: One challenge we faced was not getting lost. This terrain was new to us, and nobody knew what to expect. Another challenge was injuries and illness. We were far from home, and didn’t know what sort of diseases or dangerous things were out there. A third challenge we faced was fatigue. It was a long journey, and we didn’t have any safe place to stop and rest.

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