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Bike Riding

Yesterday we went bike riding in the rice fields, a cluster of fields which farmers grow their crops in. It was VERY fun! Though it wasn't green yet, it will be in a couple of months. Their was a small hill about 4 feet tall that we often rode up and coasted down. Last year when we went there, I rode about 4 miles with my Chinese friend, the same one we went to visit in my earlier posts, "Going Away" and "Glad to be Back".

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  1. That's awesome, Yan! Four miles is a lot. Have you been bike riding with your friend where he lives now, or mostly just near where you are living now? And have you ever harvested some rice before? -Abigail

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  2. Ive never harvested rice, and we used to live where he lives now.

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