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💖1 I learned that a barrier island is between a mainland and an ocean

💖2 Mississippi river I learned that the Mississippi river is the busiest river in the world. I also learned that it often floods and people lose almost everything

💖3 I learned that Mammoth cave in Kentucky is the longest cave in the world and that it is known for it's earie silence

💖4 I learned that when people are tired at the smoky mountains they go on a train ride to look at the views that lasts about 4 and a half hours

💖5 I learned that hurricanes cause MASSIVE damage to towns and villages

💖6 I learned in the Arkansas rice farm half of the untied states is produced from there

💖7 I learned in a Hydro power power plant water is the most renewable energy resource.

💖8 I learned that half the peanuts in the US are grown in Alabama

💖9 Canadians speak their own language called Kashan French

💖10 I learned that New Orleans Louisiana is one of the most popular cities to travel to and Burben Street is known for it's parties

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Bradley Wattenberg #20 Who you gonna call?!

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Bradley Wattenberg #20 Who you gonna call?!

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1. Today, we visited the Outer Banks of North Carolina. One fact I learned was that there are many wetlands in the Southeast

2. Today, we visited the Mississippi river. I learned that the Mississippi river has many other rivers flowing into it.

3. Today, we visited Mammoth Cave National Park. I learned that Mammoth Cave is the largest cave in the world

4. Today, we visited The Great Smokey Mountains. I learned that there are many things to do in the Southeast.

5. Today, we went hurricane hunting. I learned that people go into the hurricane to find out the wind speed, the direction, and where it is maybe going to be.

6. Today, we visited a rice farm in Arkansas. I learned that there are many natural resources in the Southeast.

7. Today, we visited a hydroelectric power plant. I learned that there are many forms of energy

8. Today, we visited a peanut farm in Alabama. I learned that there are many, many, MANY uses for peanuts

9. Today, we learned about the culture of the Southeast. I learned that many types of music formed in the Southeast.

10. Today, we visited New Orleans. I learned that there are many cities in the Southeast

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Iron Man Iron Man Does Whatever Iron Can. Goes away, in a blast. Cause he had to THANOS SNAP..🎶🎶🎶🎵🎵🎶🎶🎵

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Arjun Pillai #14 😎 Here Comes The Iron Man

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Arjun Pillai #14 😎 Here Comes The Iron Man

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Today we visited the Outer banks. One thing that I learned was that the Appalachian Mountains also stretch through the SE.

Today we visited the Mississippi River. One thing I learned was that the Mississippi is used to transport goods.

Today we visited the Mammoth Cave. One thing I learned was that Mammoth Cave is known for its quietness

Today we visited the Smokey Mountains. One thing I learned was that Smokey Mountain is part of the Appalachian Mountains.

Today we went Hurricane Hunting. One thing I learned was that people risk their lives to get information about hurricanes.

Today we visited Arkansas. I learned that Arkansas produces 1/2 of the SE's rice.

Today we visited a hydroelectric power plant.  One thing I learned that water could actually make electricity.

Today we visited a peanut farm. One thing I learned that peanuts take hydrogen from the air and puts it in soil.

Today we visited the Cajun culture. One thing I learned was that the SE is known for jazz.🎺

Today we visited New Orleans, Louisiana. One thing I learned was that New Orleans is one of the most popular SE state.

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The pilots go in the air and go see how bad the hurricanes are.

*The smoky mountains are that because when you get to the top at sunset they look like they are on fire.

*At one of the rice farms in Arkansas they make about 50% of the worlds rice.

* one fact I learned to day about the hydro electric plant is they use water for power.

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*Today we visited the Atlantic Ocean I learned that 1800 people died

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today we went to the smoky mountains and 1 thing I learned was that the smoky mountains are called that because it looks like they are on fire.

*Today we went to a peanut farm and one thing I learned was if you keep growing cotton you will have no more nutarians so it will not grow. In order for it to grow again you need to grow peanuts because it takes nutarians from the air and puts it underground so when you grow cotton it will grow from the nutarians.

* Today we went to new Orleans and one fact I learned is that the place is a very family friendly place.

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💙I learned that there are many activities including ziplining, hiking, camping, fishing, and many more.
💙I learned that 1,800 people died because of Hurricane Katrina.
💙I learned that there are 80,000 dams in the USA.
💙I learned that George Washington Carver was born in 1865 and was born as a slave.
💙I learned that the South East loves BBQ.
💙I learned that Atlanta has the biggest airport in the world.

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1. 1/3 of the nation's coal come from Appalachia.✔
2. Mississippi river is very deep wide long and muddy.
3. Mammoth cave is the longest cave on earth.
4. Smoky mountain is in Tennessee and North Carolina.
5. Hurricane Katrina killed nearly 1800 people.
6. People use pulp to make diapers.
7. People used fossil fuels for energy
8.PEOPLEZ USED PEANUTS FORR CAUGHEE
9. Jazz was mad in the SE
10. people in the SE like barbeque.

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1. The Appalachian mountains run through most of the Southeast
2. The Dismal Swamp lies between Virginia and North Carolina
3. Mammoth cave is the biggest cave
4. Miami's average temperature is 68 F
5. The Eye of The Storm has zero wind speed
6. They make about 18 billion pounds
7. Fossil fuels are an nonrenewable recourse
8. George W. Carver did not invent peanut butter
9. Aretha Franklin made gospel singing popular
10. Charleston is one of the oldest cities in the Southeast

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day one. the Appalachian trail is more than 2000 miles

day 2 .in 2011 the Mississippi river brock al records by having a 57 feet flood that swept islands more than 60 miles

🙄🙄🙄day 3. mammoth cave is known for its eerie silence. it is also the longest found cave on earth. it has a lot of salt to make gunpowder for the war of 1812. someone also found an ancient skeleton in mammoth cave.

🙄🙄🙄🙄day 4. there is a lot of fog and that's why they're called the smoky mountains. they are also part of the Appalachian mountain range.

day 5. Hurricane hunters are crucial to the USA.

day 6 .georga produces more than 130 million pounds of peaches every year.

day 7 . water can be turned into electricity

day 8. George W Carver left his parents to live by himself when he was only 10 .

day 8. most music came from the south east

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Day 1 *Today for our train tour we went to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. This island range can also be called the barrier island. I learned that multiple smaller mountain ranges lay inside of the Appalachian mountain range.

Day 2 * The Mississippi River has had many floods, some breaking heights of 57 feet tall, some having reached islands 60 miles and more.

Day 3 *While visiting Mammoth Cave National Parks in Kentucky, I learned that this huge cave is the largest cave system in the entire world. I also learned that Mammoth Cave has many underground rivers, ponds, and waterfalls and that it is very widely known for its eerie silence.

Day 4 *Today, we visited the Great Smoky Mountains and a few things I learned are that the Smokies are named for the fog that covers the mountainside, and that, because of the Southeast's mild climate, you can go there and zip-line, hike, and much more.

Day 5 *While hurricane hunting, I learned that hurricane hunters are a very crucial part of identifying hurricanes and their level, path, and damage. I also learned that Hurricane Katrina, in 2005, killed 1,800 people, breaking the record of the most deadly hurricane ever recorded.

Day 6 * Today, we visited a rice farm in Arkansas, and I learned a few new things about what kind of foods are natively grown, and how the agriculture business of the Southeast operates. One thing that I learned is that some special crops and fruits that this region grows are oranges, rice, peanuts, and, although it is not technically a crop, cotton. I also learned that almost half of the Southeast's rice, and that Georgia produces more peaches than the rest of the southeast combined.

Day 7 * While visiting a hydroelectric power plant, I learned that hydropower makes up seven percent of the United States' energy, making it the world's largest renewable power resource. I also learned that there are around 80,000 dams in the U.S.

Day 8 *Today we visited a peanut farm in Alabama. I learned that George Washington Carver never actually invented peanut butter, despite everyone saying he did.

Day 9 * Today, we visited Louisiana and learned about the Cajun culture. One thing I learned is that in the 1700s, a group of people settled in the Southeast, forming a tribe called Arcadia. Although, the British forced them out, which was part of a seven-year war. They then moved to Louisiana.

Day 10 * While we were visiting New Orleans, Louisiana, I learned that the city has grown very much ever since it was made, and has been through many natural disasters and still survived. It has also grown very quickly because of it being a port city, and so good and people can come into or leave the city.

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one fact about today is the out banks have a lot of sandy beaches.

* today in the Mississippi one of the floods from the river swept away 65 miles! ): 0:

*Today I learned that the cave is the largest cave in the world.

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Day #1💙Today we visited the outer banks of North Carolina. I learned  that an outer bank is an barrier island.
Day #2💜Today we visited the Mississippi River. I learned that the Mississippi River is long, wide, and deep and that it is a water highway through the center of the country.
Day #3💚Today we visited the Mammoth Cave. I learned that Mammoth cave is the worlds largest cave system and that every year, 2 million tourists come to see it.
Day #4💛 Today we visited the Great Smokey Mountains. I learned that the great Smokey mountains are part of the Appalachian mountains and  that the Great Smokey Mountains boarder Tennessee and North Carolina.
Day #5💗Today we went Hurricane hunting in the Atlantic Ocean. I learned that hurricane hunters fly in and around the hurricane, and then they gather information about what's happening with the hurricane. One question I have for hurricane hunters is, how often do they have to go gather the information or go into a tropical storm in their airplane?
Day #6🤎Today we visited Arkansas Rice Farm. I learned that rice farming came to Arkansas in the late 1800s.I also learned that Lone up county, was the first county to grow rice.
Day #7🧡Today we visited a hydroelectric power plant. I learned that about 7% of all out electricity is generated from hydroelectric power.
Day #8💖Today we visited an Alabama peanut farm. I learned that people would grow cotton too much that it would make the soil bad, so George W. Craver said that they should try planting a different crop, like sweet potatoes or peanuts because they give the soil nitrogen.
Day #9♥ Today we visited Louisiana and we learned about the Cajun culture. I learned that during the 17th century,  French settlers established communities known as Acadia. The Acadians lived there for several years until the British forced them out as part of the 7 year war.  Many Acadians traveled south and settled in southern Louisiana.  I also learned that there Cajun food includes spicy food.
Day #10🤍 Today we visited New Orleans. I learned that that the city got its start at Jackson Square. I also learned that Bourbon street is known for its loud party atmosphere, while Frenchman street is a more music area.

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One new fact I learned was the Appalachian Mountains run through most of the Southeast.*The Mississippi river is one of the busiest river in the world.*Prehistoric Native Americans lived in Mammoth cave in 2000 bc.You can do many activates and the Smokey mountains.*Hurricanes are named when it hits 75 miles per hour.*You need lots of water to grow a rice farm.*America has been using hydro electric power for more than 100 years. George Washington carver was a slave when he was born. Aretha Franklin made gospel singing popular.

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💙I learned that the Outer Banks is a barrier island that has lots of sandy beaches, sand dunes, and a lot of different kinds of plants.
💙I learned that the Mississippi River flooded in 2011.
💙I learned that Mammoth Cave is the biggest one in the world.

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1. One fact is wetland are only sometimes  fully wet.
2. Day 2 l learned that woodpeckers are in danger of becoming extinct ,or disappearing.
3. the mamoth cave is the biggest cave even bigger than the 2 and 3rd biggest cave combined
4. that the southeast weather is not all the same there all different
5.that storm hunters planes dont get destroyed when going in storms
6.that rice and peunuts are a natural resource in the southeast
7.i learned that almost half of the southeast electricty is from water
8.he invented things like ink and soap from penuts
9.today i learned that jazz was made by african americans
10.today i learned that charledton was founded in 1670 by english settlers

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*One fact is that piedmont means foot of the mountain.
*One fact is that the Mississippi River passes through the Southeast on its way to the Gulf of Mexico.
*One fact is that Stephan Bishop discovered an ancient skeleton.
*One fact is that The Great Smoky Mountains is located in North Carolina/Tennessee.
*One fact is that the Mississippi River flow through 5 states in the Southeast.
*Trees cover half of most of the states in the Southeast.
* One fact is that there are 21 World Heritage Sites in the United States Of America.
*One fact is George Washington Carver invented more than 300 uses for peanuts!
*Atlanta has the busiest airport in the world!

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1. Today we visited the Outer Banks in North Carolina.  One fact I learned is that wetlands  are all around the southeast. They could sometimes be covered in water too.

2. Today we looked at many of the physicals features in the southeast. One of them does include wetlands. More physical features in the southeast are mountains, coastal plains, and piedmonts.

3. Today we visited the Mammoth cave. One fact I learned is that the Mammoth cave is the largest cave in the. Sac Acton/ Sistema Dos Ojos and Jewel cave the 2 and 3rd largest caves would not be as long as the Mammoth cave combined.

4. today we visited Tennessee. One fact I learned is that there is many nature like things to do that are fun. You can go ziplining, swimming, fishing, eat fish, and even search for seashells and fossils in the sandy beaches.

5. Today we learned about hurricanes in the Atlantic ocean. one fact I learned is that most people enjoy the warm weather climate in the southeast but if bad weather comes they will know what to do for the dangers that come upon them.

6. Today we visited Arkansas. One fact I learned is that there are many natural recourses in Arkansas. One really weird mixture called pulp which is a mixture of Wood chips, water, and chemicals.

7. today we learned about Hydroelectric power. I learned that it is electricity made by water

7. Today we visited a peanut farm. One of the facts I learned is that George W. Carver helped making plants. He helped make plants grow better by growing peanuts because they bring nitrogen from the air to the ground so the next year they can grow cotton.

8. Today we visited Louisiana. One fact I learned is that sports are very important in Louisiana. NASCAR is one of the most important out of all. NASCAR teams are mostly based off of North Carolina.

9. Today we visited a lot of different places. one fact I learned is that Atlanta is really busy. The Atlanta airport is the worlds most busies airport.

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*Day 1: Today we went to the outer banks of North Carolina. I learned that there are many wetlands and that the Dismal swamps stretchy between the Atlantic ocean and the gulf of Mexico
*Day 2: Today we went to the Mississippi river. I learned that the Mississippi river is 2,340 miles long and is mostly used to transport goods.
*Day 3: Today we went to the Mammoth Cave. I learned that a slave named Stephen Bishop found the cave  and that he went so far in that he found an ancient skeleton about 2,000 years old.
*Day 4: Today we visited the Great Big Smoky Mountains.
I learned that they are a part of the Appalachian Mountains and that they run through North Carolina and Tennessee.
*Day 5: Today we went hurricane hunting. I learned that there are many hurricanes in the SE
*Day 6: Today we visited crops in Arkansas. I learned that Arkansas produced tons and tons of rice along with peanuts and others.
*Day 7: Today we learned about Hydroelectric power. I learned that it is the only source that is renewable. I also learned that it produce 7% of the world electricity.
*Day 8: Today we went to an Alabama peanut farm, we also learned about George W. Carver. I learned that when he was little he was enslaved. He taught himself to read and became interested in plants and wanted to become a scientist. And that happened. One of his accomplishments was in 1894 when he was the first African-American person to graduate from college.
*Day 9: Today we learned about culture and that there is a lot of different culture in the southeast. I learned that there is many kinds of music that comes from African American people including JAZZ.
*Day 10: Today we did not visit anywhere but we learned about Atlanta, Georgia. I learned that Atlanta has the biggest airports and is still the center of transportation.

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*One fact is that piedmont means "Foot of the mountain" and that it is covered with forests.

*Another fact is that the Mississippi river is 2,350 miles long.

*The Mammoth Cave is the biggest cave in the world and Kentucky is named "The land of 10,000 sinkholes" because it has many undiscovered caves and etc.

*We visited the Great Smoky Mountains today. One fact is that it pretty much boarders North Carolina and Tennessee and that there is a town that holds 1,300 people named Brycen City. It also has hiking spots and really cool small waterfalls.

* Today we went hurricane hunting. Over 1,800 people died from hurricane Katrina and over 1 million people had to evacuate

*Today we visited Arkansas' rice farms. The are tons of rice  farms in Arkansas

*Today we learned about hydro-power. One fact is that falling water turns into hydroelectric power because power plants turn it into hydroelectric power

*George Washington Carver invented hundreds of things made of peanuts. Also, he was the first African-American person to graduate from Iowa State Agricultural College.

*I learned that a person named Aretha Franklin made gospel music more popular. Also a guy named Louis Armstrong made jazz more popular. Lastly, there are many things other traditions do like crafting, play music, and etc.

* Today I learned that Charleston, South Carolina. Not the one in West Virginia. Is one of the oldest cities in South Carolina.

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Today we visited North Carolina. One fact I learned was that the Dismal Swamps stretch between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico.

* Mississipi River.  I learned that alligators were actually the ones endangered instead of the people.

Mammoth Cave.  I learned that it has a bottomless pit that is 200 ft and has very weird animals.

smoky mountains. I learned that it is on the border of Tennessee and NC

Hurricanes. I learned that people in Florida have unique homes for the weather.

Arkansas. I learned that Arkansas and Louisana produce about half of the nations rice.

Hydroelectric Power plant. I learned that Florida is the only state that grows oranges.

peanut plantation. I learned that George W Carver was a slave and that he made many many uses for peanuts.

Memphis Tennessee. I learned that the Gullah language is popular in South Carolina. I also learned the Southeast is famous for its barbecue cooking.

New Orleans. I learned that Atlanta Georgia started out as a railroad center. 👌

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One new thing I learned is that a Piedmont means " foot of the mountain. "

* In Kentucky their is an area called the Bluegrass region.

* Bishop saw a 2,000 year old ancient skeleton when he was climbing through the cave.

* One thing that I learned today is that near the Smoky Mountains their are tones of things to do and explore.

* One new fact I learned is that after Hurricane Katrina was over, more than 1 million people wanted to help rebuild Louisiana and Mississippi.

* One new thing that I learned from this lesson is that timber is trees that are grown and cut for wood.

* One new thing I learned is that water is not only used to live but it is also used to create electricity.

* George W. Carver told people that if they switch their crops every year then the plants might grow better.

* Louis Armstrong helped make jazz music become popular.

* One new fact that I learned today is that Atlanta now has the worlds busiest airport.

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1. Something I learned is that the barrier islands began as sun dunes along the coast thousands of years ago.
2. The Mississippi is one of the busiest rivers in the world.
3. In 1972, a group of cavers discovered a link between Mammoth Cave and Flint Ridge Cave System.
4. There is a big fishing industry in the Gulf of Mexico.
5. Hurricane disasters can destroy homes with ash, spewing lava, and smoke.
6. There are more than 130,000 peaches grown in Georgia each year.
7. Florida's the only southeast state that grows oranges.
8. Glue is one item not created by peanuts.
9. Most of the NASCAR racing teams are based in North Carolina
10. Atlanta holds the worlds busiest airport.

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Outer Banks of North Carolina

* One new fact that I learned was that an outer bank is surrounded by water.

The Dark Side of the Mississippi River

* One fact that I learned is that when the Mississippi river floods it can destroy crops and land. For now it's levees are holding up to prevent any water from getting out.

Mammoth Cave National Park

* One fact I learned about this national park is that the longest river in the cave is Echo river. The river is home to an unique species of eyeless fish. The cave is also home to blind beetles and crayfish that have lived there for millions of generations.

Great Smoky Mountains

* One fact that I learned is that the Smoky mountains are actually part of the Appalachian mountain range.
* I also learned that Bryson city is the smoky mountains nearest city.

Hurricane hunting in the Atlantic ocean

* One fact I learned about hurricane hunting is that the hurricane hunters collect the highest wind speed which is usually near the eye's wall. ( the eye is the middle of the hurricane. I learned that from who smarted.)

Arkansas rice farming

* One fact I learned is that rice farming came to Arkansas in the early 1800's. Arkansas was the first county to start growing rice. Today they are producing about 18 billion pounds of rice.

Hydroelectric power

* One fact I learned today was that hydropower is the largest source of renewable energy.

George Washington Carver and peanut farming

* One fact I learned about peanuts are that they raise good cholesterol and lower bad cholesterol.
* One thing I learned about peanut farming is that it provides jobs to almost 2,000 people.
* One thing that I learned about George Washington Carver which I will abbreviate as gwc is that he invented many many uses for peanuts as well as he told people that peanuts

Cajun Culture
* Some things i've learned about cajun culture is that their heritage includes spicy food. One of their big holidays is Mardi Gra and they speak Cajun-French.

New Orleans, Louisiana
* One thing I learned about this culture is that they have many art galleries that have many paintings using water colors and their food section of their culture contains gumbo.

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*Today we visited the Outer Banks of North Carolina. One fact I learned is that the Outer Banks is a Island of the mainland of North Carolina, The outer banks also has many sand dunes

*Today we visited the Mississippi River. The Mississippi River is the largest river in the U.S.A., The Mississippi river has many uses such as transportation of goods, or just transportation itself. It also has many dangers because sometimes it will flood. The flood of 2011 traveled 60 miles.

*Today we visited Mammoth Cave National Park. One new fact I learned is that if the 2nd and 3rd largest caves were put together Mammoth Cave would still be longer. Also most of the gunpowder that was used in The War of 1812 was made from saltpeter found in Mammoth Cave

*Today we visited the Smoky Mountains. One new fact I learned is that one of the mountains in the Smokies is the highest point in the Southeast. Another fact is that the Southeast growing season can be up to 300 days

*Today we visited the Atlantic Ocean I learned that 1800 people died in Hurricane Katrina.

*Today we visited Arkansas I learned that lots off natural resources are grown in the Southeast. Another fact is that lots of oil is found in The Gulf of Mexico.

*Today we visited a Hydro-electric powerplant. I learned that fossil fuel is made from plants or animals underground. Another fact is that hydro-electric is the biggest source of renewable energy.

*Today we visited a peanut farm one fact I learned is that George Washington Carver didn't invent peanut butter but people think he did. Another fact is that peanuts and sweet potato give back nitrogen to the soil.

*Today we visited Louisiana I learned that many types of music were originated in the Southeast. Another fact is that many Important people such as Louis Armstrong are from the Southeast

*Today we visited New Orleans I learned that Atlanta, Georgia has the worlds busiest Airport. Another fact is at the harbor of Charleston, South Carolina is the Fort Sumter National Monument, which marks where the first shots of the Civil War were fired.

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One new fact I learned is that Atlanta Georgia began as a railroad system.

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* Today, we are visiting the Outerbanks of North Carolina.

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