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lubasha [3.4K]
2 years ago
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Owner Cheryl Strayed, So my own put me on and I am so happy to try out and I am going to hike in the mountains and it was fun. I

fell on the rock. It was hard and I also traversed through the river and I fell in the water.I was soaked and I don't like it and it was not good and I felt sweaty and didn't feel good. It smelled so bad and then the other boot got missing. So we claim the mountain and it looks like it was high and it was far and after the fall the other boot is missing and I’m the only boot left. So I'm the last boot in my owner's foot. My owner looks sore and she is in pain because she has one boot on and she is not happy that she lost the other boot. She didn't know what to do with me so we walked and walked and walked but she got tired for walking with one shoe and she got sore from walking. So she decided to throw me off the cliff and I was sad because I'm not on my own foot anymore and i dont know what to do. That's no fun to get threw out of the cliff.
can you plz tell me is the make senes
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Marta_Voda [28]2 years ago
6 0

Mark me brainliest I will tell you

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