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~ Flat Stanley Adventures ~
Read about my travels to Tucson, Arizona!

Monday, March 28, 2005
Mondays, Mondays. Just another day...11.

Today we woke up to a beautiful sunrise. I didn't think the sunrises could be as gorgeous as the sunsets, but they were. I helped Cheryl work today. We worked on some websites and articles, and I got to read and respond to email.

Tucson has a really cool museum of live animals. It is called the Desert Museum. Animals get to live in their natural habitats. Here is a picture of a mountain Lion and a lady taking his picture:
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    • They also have a gem and mineral museum:
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    • This cavern is really neat. Look at these formations coming down from the ceiling. Do you know what they are called?
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    • They have a kids section too. If you check this site, you can read more fun facts.
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