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Surfer Girl

I live in a city with no ocean but that doesn’t stop me from surfing. Every summer I go up to San Francisco to visit my aunt. My brother and I go to a camp where they teach us how to surf. Although it is a really fun camp and it is the best part of my summer, it makes me very sad when I see plastic floating in the ocean. I can find everything from straws to bags of chips. Of course, I do my part and pick up the trash when I see it, but there are millions of pieces of trash in the ocean that we can’t see. I wonder how we can

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