Places Ive Been

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Derek Kasper has traveled to many notable locations across North America including Mt. McKinley, several baseball stadiums, the Grand Canyon, Hoover Dam, an event where he went gold panning in Alaska, skydiving in Las Vegas, snowmobiling in Michigan, and attending a game at Target Field.

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