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Friday, January 26, 2007
From where does your food and water come from? And the water is clean?
Well usually the food of Cartagena come from other parts of the world such as the United States and the other part from Colombia. The water comes from Waters of Cartagena, which is an industry in Cartagena and is very good. The water of Cartagena that is in the beach is very dirty but the one from the islands is very clean and they are beautiful color like a light blue. Also they in the islands there are many rocks so it make difficult to stay there.
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