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St. Augustine is Florida's oldest city. It's also a nice place to visit for a while.

They have the chocolate shop, (which I've been there before, and the chocolate

is really SUPER good!) they have the wine house, (take your parents sometime, kids!) and they also have the big wooden park. (it's so much fun to go to the

wooden park!)

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