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The most interesting thing ive experience was this one time I rode on a bike that’s over 150 feet off the ground and 550 meter long wire. I was strapped to the wire so was safe but it the wire shook a lot and that was scary but it was fun. Then one other thing I swam with whale sharks and that was an experience that i want to do all the time. On the same vacation I also I went to Australia before going to Philippines. I also did meet my family there that I haven’t seen in years. I just didn’t meet my family I also met so many kangaroos and different kind of animals that I don’t normally see here. I also went to see the Sydney Opera house, which was awesome by the way. I am also going to say that there’s not a lot to do in Sydney in a tourist perspective. I mean other than the Opera House but it has good night life. It’s a great place to go to when you’re young and just want to have fun.

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