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The Coronavirus Summer Bucket List

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State and national parks are a great getaway from hectic city life. In times like these, fresh air and nature can really be a saving grace.

Parks offer so much beauty and endless trails for us to explore.If you and your friends or family are craving an escape, take a trip to your nearest state or national park.

If you’re a camper, plan a weekend trip. If you’re just looking for a quick day away from city life, there’s most likely a park near you that you can head to for just the day.Who doesn’t love a backyard water balloon fight?

Embrace your inner child and get creative with your summer bucket list. All you need is a hose, a sprinkler, and maybe some water balloons to create a fun-filled water park in your own backyard.Divide into teams.

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