En una hermosa mañana de verano ,mi familia decidió salir de viaje a visitar a la familia que no habíamos visto en años

Tan apresuradamente nos alistamos para emprender el viaje .Tras 5 largas horas de viaje por fin llegamos súper cansados y con mucha hambre .Al bajar del bus se sentía otro clima un poco frío al que estábamos acostumbrados pero estábamos muy contentos de aver salido de casa .Cojimos un taxi para que nos llevara a nuestro primer destino que era la casa de mi querida tía ella no sabía de nuestra llegada era una sorpresa al tocar el timbre ella salio abrir la puerta pero no sabía quien era al vernos se quedo sorprendida , nos dio un fuerte abrazo y puso muy contenta al saber de que habíamos ido visitarla , nos brindó un delicioso almuerzo.

Al terminar de almorzar nos llevaron a pasear por el centro de Baños jugamos la pasamos súper bien .

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