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Where were you yesterday?

where


was / were

forest

here / there

gather

feather


stone

moss

watch


hare

deer


smell

all


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- Where were you yesterday?

- In the forest. All throughout the day.

- What were you doing there?

- Gathering feathers and stones. Walking on moss, barefeet. Watching for hares and deer. And smelling pine trees.


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