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1 SLOW DOWN: “You cannot rush on multigenerational outings,” Manjulika avers. “Different generations need different types of breaks. A child needs to be fed; an older person needs lunch at a proper time.” “Factor more time for walking or rest breaks on excursions,” adds Karen.

These add unnecessary

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