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Can anyone pick 3 out of this list and make it into imagery, use metaphors, similies and any other language techniques :) It has a vast property, with a beach, a playground, two upper lawns for the view and recreation, picnic areas, and a square where people can walk around, take an outdoor rinse-shower after a swim, and benches for the spectacular view.

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