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There are two places in my city that I used to visit since I was a child and I remember them with great fondness. The zoo is the first one, I have many photos and memories of my childhood there. When I visited that place with my parents about 14 years ago they had many animals and they took care of them; the crocodile and hippo ponds were clean, they had food and craft areas in operation. Now it has fallen into disrepair, they have few staff and in order to take care of the animals they accept volunteers and everything is dirty. The goverment should have paid more attention to that place, it could be a great attraction for families but now they even try to sell the animals; it isn't a shadow of it's former self!.

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Have you ever visited a place that you once loved but has changed drastically over time? How do you feel about it?

I remeber my town, it is been a while until I moved, about 5 to 6 years ago, but even if a some sotres have been opened It seems like fell into disrepair, it is imperative the money have to be invested in infrastructure but the sidewalk, park and even schools had seen better days.

Including the river with clean spaces adpated for tourists are thought to have been built, however I noticed a subtle change in people, in the past I heard gossips very disgusting, but today it is unforseen for me that is better, more peaceful.

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Yes, when I visited a magical town and then went there in 2 years I could have seen that they had already placed a new big store in the center, the viewpoint that was there was no longer useful and I was thought to have seen the surroundings well and had implemented more steps.

I THOUGHT TO SEE THE SURROUNDINGS

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Yes, when I was younger I lived in a town. I few monthS ago I WENT back and IT HAS GROWN by leaps and bounds I was nostalgic to have seen the place where I grow, even I saw some old friends, they were said TO me to have been so far and that I must have gone there before. I really miss them.

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Yes I remember that I have visited the Templo de las Mirandillas and It was very interesting because it was buiLT for around of 300 years ago but now has a fence because It's inside on a private property, and this change all.

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Yes, I have been visiteD Cd. Guzman and with the last of the years the little city step by step is more GETTING bigger thaN the last the evolution increments every day, the COMPANIES of avocado in the region are INTERESTED IN the local people work for theM, and the demand that the new employees be confortable with work with the new green gold.

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There used to be an arcade in my town that I loved visiting when I was around 6 to 8 years old. It was amazing—I was filled with wonder every time I went to play video games or pinball. But over time, the place began to change in subtle ways that I didn’t notice at first. Eventually, it seemed to have closed down. I think it went to bankrupt or something like that

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Yes, I have visited places that I once loved, but that changed over time. For example, when I was a child, I went swimming every day at a swimming training center. I loved that place because it was huge and had several pools as well as courts for practicing other sports. A few years ago, I had the opportunity to return to that place, and I realized that it had fallen into disrepair SEEMS TO HAVE FALLEN INTO DISREPAIR and was a shadow of its former self.

I felt a little nostalgic when I saw that the aquatic center was run-down, especially because I have seen its better days.

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I haven't visited the Temple of Santiago Quechula, but I am amazed to have seen how much it has changed over time. The temple is said to have once been an iconic landmark in Chiapas, surrounded by water that added to its beauty and mystique. However, environmental issues appear to have depleted the water around it, exposing the structure to the elements. It saddens me to think that such a historic place seems to have been impacted by climate changes, and I would have loved to see it in its former state, surrounded by the life and energy that water brings.