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August 6, 2022
I visited here when I was looking. I thought that overall, it was a very pleasant experience. I didn’t get to see the care they provided. I did visit more than once. I liked that there was a lot of outside entertainment. We had a lunch meal, and saw a recreational event that was a cowboy/western music event. It was fashionable.
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