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Read the following message.

Dear Rosa,

Your email made my whole week; I've been counting down the days ever since you said yes to coming out to the Kootenays of British Columbia this September. It has been far too long since the two of us were in the same room, and I promise the mountains are worth the long flight from Thunder Bay.

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1In writing this message, Theo's main purpose is to
Arough out a loose plan for Rosa's visit.
Bapologize for not visiting Thunder Bay sooner.
Cbook the Guided package right away.
Ddescribe the café by the lake in Nelson.
2After the trip, Rosa will fly home to
ACranbrook
BNelson
CAinsworth
DThunder Bay
3For the first two nights, Theo suggests they stay
Aat his place in Nelson.
Bat a campsite in the backcountry.
Cat the hot springs in Ainsworth.
Din Cranbrook near the airport.
4Rather than head straight into the backcountry, Theo proposes they first
Afly on from Cranbrook to Nelson.
Bsettle in for two nights in Nelson.
Cstart the paddling trip the day she lands.
Ddrive out to the hot springs.
5For the paddling trip, Theo leans toward
Athe Self-Guided package to save money.
Bskipping the trip and staying in Nelson.
Cthe Guided package for peace of mind.
Dpaddling without a map or radio.
6Before Theo phones again, the next thing he must do is
Aspend a morning at the heritage centre.
Bchoose between the Guided and Self-Guided packages.
Cnail down the campsite bookings.
Ddrive Rosa back to Cranbrook.
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