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В программе мероприятия:
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Ребят, 13 июля 2025 года приглашаем всех желающих весело и плодотворно провести день на косе 🤗
В программе мероприятия:
- интересные конкурсы на «мольберте» - соревнования по сбору штормового мусора - пешая прогулка вдоль моря - вкусная еда - и, конечно, награда в виде заката 😍
Ждем вас! Каждые руки, каждые ноги и каждую пару горящих глаз! 🫶
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