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Girl meets girl at band camp. They fall in love

Girl meets girl at band camp. They fall in love

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Friday, August 20, 2021 01:26:43 PM UTC

When British teenager Natasha Fisher met American Kyrie Huf at an American high school music camp in rural Pennsylvania, it was the start of a romance that would see both travel the world in pursuit of love.

(CNN) — It was August 2011 and Natasha Fisher was 17 and traveling from her home in England to the United States for the first time, desperate to spend a summer in New York living out a fantasy she'd only ever seen in TV and film. Only NYC wasn't on the cards. Instead she ended up a couple hundred miles west. "My grandma offered to take me to Pennsylvania, because my aunt lived there," Natasha tells CNN Travel today. "I was like, 'it's not New York City,' but I've got nothing else to do, it was the summer. I'm thinking: 'It's Philadelphia, that's cool; it's Pittsburgh, that's cool.'
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