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⏲ Duration: 4 min 26 sec
✓ Published: 07-Aug-2010
✓ Published: 07-Aug-2010
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Somos Emma y Gracie, y vivimos en Ketchikan, Alaska, donde el promedio de lluvia al año es de ¡25 pies! Toda esta agua ayuda a los árboles a crecer como locos. Es por eso que el Bosque Nacional Tongass crece tan bien aquí. A veces, cuando llueve, no podemos salir a disfrutar la naturaleza. Cuando eso sucede vamos a nuestro segundo lugar favorito, El Centro para elnDescubrimiento de Alaska del Sureste (Southeast Alaska Discovery Center). Tienen una exhibición genial de bosques. La exhibició
Somos Emma y Gracie, y vivimos en Ketchikan, Alaska, donde el promedio de lluvia al año es de ¡25 pies! Toda esta agua ayuda a los árboles a crecer como locos. Es por eso que el Bosque Nacional Tongass crece tan bien aquí. A veces, cuando llueve, no podemos salir a disfrutar la naturaleza. Cuando eso sucede vamos a nuestro segundo lugar favorito, El Centro para elnDescubrimiento de Alaska del Sureste (Southeast Alaska Discovery Center). Tienen una exhibición genial de bosques. La exhibició
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