(1) In may, charles and his friends went to Whitney, tx, to go camping. (2) they got to whitney on friday and set up their tents. (3) They were excited about roasting marshmallows, sleeping outside, and going hiking and swimming the next day. (4) They woke up at sunrise saturday morning and got ready for their hike. (5) They walked for over three hours on hiking trails that went up and down steep hills. (6) It was very hot that day, and they were getting tired. (7) Finally, they arrived at the end of the trail, which was on the shore of lake whitney. (8) They swam in the lake to cool off and then left to return to their campsite. (9) They all agreed that they had had a great time, and they wanted to go camping again later that year. 21
What is the correct way to capitalize these words from sentence 1?
A.
In May, Charles and his friends went to Whitney, tx, to go camping.
B.
In May, Charles and his friends went to Whitney, TX, to go camping.
C.
In may, Charles and his friends went to Whitney, TX, to go camping.
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In May, charles and his friends went to Whitney, TX, to go camping.

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