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buggy friendly walks Hello Wonder if anyone can help. I am coming up to Glencoe next May with my family and my young Grandson will still be in his buggy. Can anyone suggest any nice walks that would be buggy friendly. I would really appreciate your help. Lyn
From	Reply	Sent 08/11/2011

Re:- buggy friendly walks Hi Lyn, There are various buggy-friendly walks around Glencoe. We have several trails here at the Visitor Centre, all of which will be fine with a buggy. The Forestry Commission Lochan trails near Glencoe village are also accessible for buggies. A few other paths may also be accessible depending on the robustness of the buggy. If you need any more information feel free to come into the Visitor Centre when you are up here and talk to the member of staff working on the ranger desk.
From	Reply	Sent 26/11/2011

Coach Access Dear Mssrs., We are planning a coach trip round Scotland with a goup of Ukrainian tourists. Therefore, we are genuinely interested, if THe Glencoe Visitor Center is accessible by coach (road width, parking facilities). Thank You in advance. Irene Andreyeva, Feerie manager
From	Reply	Sent 30/09/2011

Re:- Coach Access Hello, The visitor centre is easily accessed by coach. There is also a coach park at the centre. If you wish to make a booking for your coach please email the visitor centre on the address below.
From	Reply	Sent 07/10/2011

Are there any very gentle walks for a very pregnant lady ? I'm visiting Glencoe with a group of friends in two weeks, will be just over 7 months pregnant and would love to know if there are any easy walks of around 1-2 miles ? It will be our last trip before the baby arrives and I'd love to get out in the scenery -even if only for a few hours a day.
From	Reply	Sent 11/07/2011

Re:- Are there any very gentle walks for a very pregnant lady ? Hi Lilly, There are several low level walks in the area. We have a short 1 mile walk from the Glencoe Visitor Centre, a 2 mile walk in the An Torr woodland to Signal Rock and the Forestry commission Lochan Trails behind Glencoe Village are also good, well marked low level trails. In addition the old road through the centre of Glencoe is a good track that leads right underneath the three sisters of Glencoe. Pop into the visitor centre at the start of your visit and one of our rangers will be happy to give you more details on suitable low level walks in the area!
From	Reply	Sent 15/07/2011

New Glencoe Battlefield What on earth have you done to the blue walk through the woodland behind the Visitor Centre and caravan park? It used to be such a lovely walk and now it looks like a battlefield. I do hope that someone is going to tidy up the scrub left by the tree harvesting operation and perhaps re-plant with some natural woodland native to the area.
From	Reply	Sent 05/06/2011

Re:- New Glencoe Battlefield Dear William, The NTS bought this site from the Forestry Commission in the 1990s to build the Visitor Centre. As well as the camp site we also got small areas of non native conifers and this is the area that we have built the blue route on down to the ruin at Inverrigan. We recently clear felled an area of those conifers in tandem with the forestry commission who were cutting an adjacent area. You are correct the site does look devastated just now, but please rest assured that over the summer, various volunteer groups have been lined up (the first has already spent a day on the site) to clear and tidy the brash and large ruts left by the harvesters. We are also currently collecting seeds from native trees growing around the glen and once a suitable fallow period has been left (to get rid of pine weevils and other nasties that would devastate young saplings) they'll be planted in the area. I hope that sets your mind at ease. Many thanks Scott
From	Reply	Sent 17/06/2011

Land Rover Safari I had the great pleasure of partaking on the 10-5-11 a land rover safari it was a wonderfull informative morning and Rachel was brilliant and full of enthusiam and local knowledge,particularry on the fauna in Glencoe, the weather was rather damp but Rachel and Nichole's sunny disposition more than made up for the awful weather, well done girls you gave me a morning I will never forget. PETE
From	Reply	Sent 20/05/2011

footbridge Has the footbridge by the Clachaig Inn over the river coe been repaired yet.
From	Reply	Sent 19/04/2011

Re:- footbridge Hi, I'm afraid the An Torr bridge remains shut whilst repair work continues. The paths in the woodland are still open and can be accessed from the gate just along the road from the clachaig inn.
From	Reply	Sent 28/04/2011

Re:- footbridge The An Torr bridge has been closed now since January and no work has been done on it apart from removing one or two of the wooden foot boards. When is it going to reopen?
From	Reply	Sent 05/06/2011

Re:- footbridge Hi Colorado, The original plan was to repair the bridge but further investigation into the bridge's structure revealed more rot than first anticipated. We are awaiting on plans for a new bridge and therefore the bridge will remain shut until further notice. We are sorry for any incovenience this may be causing but this is the safest option.
From	Reply	Sent 24/06/2011

Thank You We have just returned from our first holiday to the Highlands and Glencoe,which we loved.We booked a safari trip with one of the rangers and just wanted to write and say despite the appalling weather on the day,thursday the 28th, Matt gave us some wonderful memories to take home. Many thanks Matt and all the staff at the visitor centre
From	Reply	Sent 02/11/2010

Just beautiful! I visited Glencoe 25 years back during my student times and immediately fell in love it. It is a place that is both disturbing and also a balm for the soul. This September I came back with 2 colleagues from work and we took a very interesting and also entertaining landrover safari tour. This was a good opportunitiy to see and learn more about the area. Thanks for offering this! After being back at work and having to look most of day into the screen of my laptop I wish I could “beam myself up there”… since unfortunately this is not possible looking at the pictures I have taken must do ;-)
From	Reply	Sent 07/10/2010

In awe When travelling through Glencoe it always, always makes me feel exceedingly small and cowed. I suppose both the historical significance and the wonderful sights each play a part in that peculiar feeling. The Visitor Centre there is a magnificent addition beautifully blended into the existing landscape.
From Wee McGreegor	Reply	Sent 11/09/2010

Gaelic In 2006, I noted the lack of Gaelic on your site. All these years later is there no progress?
From	Reply	Sent 17/08/2010

Re:- Gaelic Sadly, the Gaelic policy my predecessor spoke about did not materialise. It is an aspiration we'd like to take forward, but under the current climate we are not in a position to do so.
From Scott McCombie, Property Manager, Glencoe	Reply	Sent 24/08/2010

Parachute Games I just want to say what fun the parachute games were last Tuesday. Even a bit of drizzle didn't spoil the enjoyment for our young grandchildren. Thank you Rachel and Matt.
From	Reply	Sent 25/07/2010

In love....... Scotland has become my second home. The nature is overwhelming and the people are very kind to me. The minute I am back in Holland I become homesick. Glencoe is one of many places I am in love with. So it would not be a surprise to you that the “new” (for I have known also the old one) visitor centre has stolen my heart. In august I will be on my way to Inverness from New Castle. The first thing I could think of is “Is there time to drink a cup of tea at the visitors centre? Just to enjoy the view and the friendliness. I hope that I will continue visiting your centre for the next couple of years.
From	Reply	Sent 15/07/2010

Kindness of betty keyes We visited this beautiful part of the world when my wife was pregnant with triplets five years ago. We were overwhelmed by the friendliness of betty when we explained that three little ones were on their way. Life changed for us forever three months on when dana had evie, kiara and matthew. We were so taken by betty and glencoe that when we stayed in Perthshire we travelled up to show her the little guys- they were ten months then. It is a fair drive from Durham up there but was well worth it. Betty made such a fuss of them and gave them bears which have the capacity for recorded messages. I did a message and tonight they asked about it all at bed time. I am sitting here watching them drifting to sleep as I type on my iPod and hope to return to the wonders of glencoe and betty one day. It would be lovely to hear from het too
From	Reply	Sent 13/07/2010

glencoe I have enjoyed very much in glencoe, very nice place, nice weather, nice people, nice nature!!! I liked it!!!
From	Reply	Sent 01/07/2010

Moths... On a walk around the trails behind the centre (Sun 23rd May 2010) spotted an interesting moth on one of the waymarkers, approx NN112575. Had a look in my ID book on return home and it was a Puss Moth (Cerura Vinula). I'll try and put a couple of photos on your image library.
From	Reply	Sent 27/05/2010

Beautiful Glencoe Glencoe is the most beautiful place on earth. In March 1992 our brother Stuart lost his life on Bein Mor Challum. It was a very distressing time for us as he was missing for almost 12/13 weeks.Every year, as near to his anniversary as possible (weather permitting) I drive up to Glencoe and place flowers on the hill just in front of the car park and helipad. It's a great comfort and although very sad, it is very peaceful as we know how much he loved these hills. Over the years I have kept in touch with the people who helped us get through this awful time. The family can't thank the Glencoe Mountain Rescue Team, RAF Leuchers, Lossiemouth and Gannet, Heavy Walley, Ken and his late wife Helen Lindsay and Maureen of Clachaigh Inn for their support. These people are the salt of the earth and we will never forget what they did for our family. Our brothers ashes have been scattered high up in the hills by Ken, just another lovely gesture - we know this is where Stuart would have wanted his last resting place to be. This is a lovely site, keep up the good work.
From	Reply	Sent 06/04/2010

Lost Ice Axe Hi, After a great day on Sgor na h-Ulaidh, I realised I have lost my axe...a Mountain Technology 70cm walking axe with purple leash. If anyone finds it I'd be greatful to see it again, having had it for over 20 years! Matt.
From	Reply	Sent 01/04/2010

Annual visit We first visited the centre about 6 years ago and were enthralled by the place. Each year on our way up to Skye, this is a must stop place for us. Firstly we make our way to the viewpoint at the back of the centre and spend a while just taking in the magnificent view. We dont speak - that would spoil it, just sitting a while and enjoying the looks on the faces of first time visitors. Then we stop in the cafe for refreshments - always nice, friendly staff. Finally we pop into the shop for our postcards and a few souveniers. Its now become our annual pilgrimage. What a magnificent place...well doen to all involved
From	Reply	Sent 29/03/2010

Homage I first went to Glencoe three years ago as a promise to my late father Archibald to find out where my family came from and I did .By golly what a feeling of being home yet extreme sadness but I go back every year since ,what a display the centre has it tell the visitor so much not only the about the massacre but also flora and fauna neither of whom are relatives.Definately a must for visitors.Also a must is CULLODEN for an insight of the bravery of the Clans stealth weapons versus farm implements.final words stop off and see on your route through to history
From	Reply	Sent 04/11/2009

help with adding images Hi, I tried to add image but I don't know how to do this Can anyone be kind to tell me how? thanks a lot
From	Reply	Sent 17/10/2009

Re:- help with adding images Hi Kondomi, I've had a look at the website and copied the following paragraph here for you. It should be straight forward, I'm reallly sorry if it hasn't. Anyway, please follow these instructions and thos on the "Image Library" page. Hopefully this will get you through. All the best Scott McCombie Property Manager NTS Glencoe. To upload a new picture to the Glencoe Image Library, please read the following instructions. Firstly, please note that the picture must have been taken by you or you must have the permission of the copyright holder. Once you have uploaded the picture the copyright still belongs to you (or the current owner), although you should understand that images on the internet can easily be duplicated and used by others. Secondly, ensure that your image has been saved on your computer in the following format - it should be a .jpg, with a maximum width of 640px and less than 60k in filesize. If you are happy with the above, you can use the form below to browse for your image on your computer's hard drive, and then click the upload button. Once you do this you will then see a form which will allow you to enter your details and information about the photograph. Shortly thereafter an editor will check your submission and make it live. Please note that not all pictures may be published - the editor may decide that the picture is not applicable to this site, or duplicates a picture already there. We'll try to keep you informed whatever we do.
From	Reply	Sent 20/10/2009

Video on Glencoe Massacre I visited Glencoe 2 years ago and whilst there came to the visitors centre. There was an exhibit (I would assume a permanent one but I really don't know. I live in Australia so there's absolutely no chance of me having a quick visit to check, unfortunately!) there about the Glencoe Massacre and showing was a video about it. I'm doing a speech on the massacre in my history class and I'd be interested in finding out the name of the documentary so I can credit it as a resource. (I'd also like to credit the exhibit in general but I have no clue as to how I'd go about doing that). Well, anyway, any assistance is appreciated. I've had a brief look around for this video's name but I assume there's a few documentaries on the events so I wouldn't know which one to add in my bibliography. Thanks in advance!
From	Reply	Sent 13/10/2009

Re:- Video on Glencoe Massacre Hi Fiona, I'm afraid the video in our exhibition isn't commercially available. We had it specially made for us. It was produced by an Interpretation Company called "StudioArc" in Edinburgh, and it was Written by Dr Fiona Watson. She was the main speaker on the video, and is Professor of History at Stirling University. I hope this is enough for you to use as credits, but if not please get back to me, since she has written a book on the history of Scotland and you may be able to find that and use that as a creditable source instead. Good Luck Scott McCombie Property Manager NTS Glencoe
From	Reply	Sent 20/10/2009

Re:- Video on Glencoe Massacre Thank you very much, your reply was very useful and your information is enough for me to credit. Also, I'll keep an eye out for her book! Thanks again!
From Fiona	Reply	Sent 24/10/2009

Jan Hamilton exhibition Hello, we've visited your Glencoe visitor centre just one week ago, and I just wanted so say Thank you for the idea with the Devil's Staircase walk. That was wonderful!! I've liked Jan Hamiltons photo exhibition very much and showed the little pic on this site to my daughter. Does Jan Hamilton have a homepage, or do you have a link to see more of these images? Would be nice if you let me know. Thank you! Kind regards from Germany.
From Silvia	Reply	Sent 16/07/2009

Hey together Great Website!
From	Reply	Sent 11/07/2009

Creag Dhu group photo My late husband Leslie James Stevenson spent many glorious weekends in Glencoe in the late 1950's.Last summer I spent an overnight at the Kingshouse hotel and saw the group photo of some of the Creag dhu climbers in the bar. The young guy smoking left of centre bears a close resemblance to Les Stevenson but the names printed below the picture are not the same.Could anyone please tell me if this is or isn't LES? He would have been dead chuffed to be on that photo in Glencoe. The Craig dhu climbers used to call him and his friend (the chap centre right with the cap) 'ra boys'.If anyone knows anyone who might know PLEASE get in touch.
From	Reply	Sent 11/06/2009

Re:- Creag Dhu group photo
If anyone can help Ena Stevenson please get in touch with her!
From NTS Ranger Team Reply Sent 19/06/2009

Re:- Creag Dhu group photo creag dhu photo, by TOMMY PAUL<"2nd from rt,in 1957 or 1958,new years break. tommy was en route to the gairngorms with the 2 young guys ,extreme left,next is jim ? corbett, ie AHABS(bert) brother ,then harry mckay,bill smith behind smoker, sadly i cant id the smoker?? DRESSED TO LOOK THE PART,is jhonny cunningham.. pretending to have an ALPENSTALK,behind him mysulf..balloch jack, then tommy ,who lives in newtonmore
From balloch jack	Reply	Sent 17/06/2010

Wow We visited Glencoe last year and fell in love with the place. The place is very knowledgeable and full of interesting historical information. Glencoe is a very surreal place and would quite happily spend the rest of my life there. My family and i are intending on visiting Glencoe again. It is beautiful whether it's raining or sunny. It's stunning all the same.
From	Reply	Sent 18/05/2009

Walks suitable for little explorers We are looking forward to staying in Glencoe for a week from Sat 16th May and wondered if there are any walks nearby that my husband and I can enjoy with our two year old son?
From	Reply	Sent 13/05/2009

Re:- Walks suitable for little explorers Hi, There are many low level walks in the area that are suitable for walking with young children. There are trails around the Visitor Centre, some in the An Torr woodland (about 2miles from the visitor centre), some in Glencoe Village (Forestry comission - Lochan Trails) and others in the area. I would advise popping into the visitor centre at the start of your trip and talking to one of our rangers on the information desk(in the main reception area of the visitor centre). They'll be able to give you some ideas of places to go and what is suitable with a young child. I hope you enjoy your trip to Glencoe.
From NTS Rangers	Reply	Sent 13/05/2009

Re:- Walks suitable for little explorers Thanks for getting back to me. We've had a lovely week in Glencoe. We did a couple of your suggested walks - around the visitor centre and Lochan trail where Alex loved seeing the ducks and splashing in the puddles. We've had a fantastic time and look forward to going to the An Torr Woodland on our next visit.
From	Reply	Sent 26/05/2009

Moths and Birds How fantastic getting the photo of the emperor moth laying its eggs recently. I keep looking on cuckoo flowers for the orange eggs of the orange tip butterflies about now. I am disappointed not being able to come to the bird day on Sat. May 9th but unfortunately it clashes with the Appin Historical Society's outing to Shuna Island.
From	Reply	Sent 07/05/2009

Re:- Moths and Birds Hi Sallie, It really was fantastic to be able to watch the emperor moth lay her eggs. We must have stopped to watch for almost half an hour! Sorry you couldn't make the BTO bird day on Saturday. It was very good, but also very wet. I think the BTO are running the same course later in the year in the Inverness area. See there website for more details: www.bto.org.uk Rachel
From Rachel	Reply	Sent 13/05/2009

Looking forward to visit in May 2009 My wife and I will be celebrating our 50th Anniversary in Scotland this coming May. We love the country and have been there 8 times. Have never been to this area but certainly look forward to seeing the beauty tht Scotland has to offer in and around Glencoe. If there is any special place to visit I would appreciate knowing. We will be passing through and only spending a few hours as we head towards the most Northern Highlands.
From	Reply	Sent 18/12/2008

Re:- Looking forward to visit in May 2009 Well Glencoe is certainly a special place! There is some fantastic mountain scenery to be seen in and around Glencoe, and some lovely walks that could easily fill a few hours. If you come to the Glencoe Visitor Centre and visit the Ranger Desk they will help you find a walk to suit your needs and help you with any other information you wish to know about the local area.
From NTS Rangers	Reply	Sent 19/12/2008

Volunteers Just wanted to say hello to my brother Chris Jones who is currently a volunteer up in Glencoe. We are all very envious and very proud of you Chris.Enjoy and try and keep warm!!!
From	Reply	Sent 20/11/2008

it was great we vitit glencoe 2006 in June, it was amezing. I look for pikture and information from this aeria. we miss clencoe and we come back. But we have now a dog, is it a problem to find B+B ore a caraven space?
From	Reply	Sent 20/11/2008

Re:- it was great
It is no problem to have a dog and stay at the Clachaigh Inn, i am staying there with my dog in January
From N Reply Sent 25/11/2008

Glencoe Is AMAZING Visited Scotland in August 2008...GLENCOE was my favorite. Absolutely stunning. Visitor center was very nice w/ nice retail shops.
From	Reply	Sent 01/09/2008

A look ahead Very good site! Made me anxious to be there on July 29th.
From	Reply	Sent 23/07/2008

Percy Unna Can you tell me where Percy Unna is buried?
From	Reply	Sent 17/07/2008

Re:- Percy Unna Hi, Thanks for your question. We are not sure where Percy Unna is buried, but we will try and do some research and find out. If we find the answer we will post it here.
From Rachel	Reply	Sent 21/07/2008

Re:- Percy Unna
Hi,
Percy Unna is buried in the cemetery in just north of Oban off the A85. I hope this helps. Rachel
From Rachel Reply Sent 23/07/2008

We Love Betty We first visited Glencoe in July 2006, unfortunately my daughter Shannon suffers from serious seizures and whilst we were there, she took a really bad one. We were seriously concerned and rang our local hospital back in Liverpool, but they advised us to nurse her through it. We called in to the visitors centre, but Shanny was really out of things, that's when we met Betty. Betty was so caring and helpful, she actually got shanny to snap out of the seizure and for that we will be eternally grateful. Betty was an absolute credit to Scotland, so last Summer we decided to return to Glencoe on our way to Skye. Shannon wanted to call in and thank Betty in person, so she did. Betty was brilliant, she remembered Shannon and bought her a Highland Cow cuddly from the shop. She even promised to name a new calf after Shannon. Betty kept her promise and this week sent Shannon a picture of her new born calf. I want to thank Betty and just let everyone know about this caring and wonderful lady. Thank You Betty, you will always be in our hearts, not only that, but we will be returning to Glencoe later this year, all due to Betty. I think that when people get awards, people like Betty should be top of the list, she is number one on our list every time.
From	Reply	Sent 20/04/2008

Comment I wanted to spend a day in Glencoe, on our way home from Inverness we planned to stop for lunch and a easy short walking trail, see the Visitor Center and enjoy the views. We got in an accident before Ft. William and were delayed and did not get to Glencoe until around 6:00PM. I was knocked out with the views, but could not find my camera, so I had to borrow friends who were with me, so I did not take many pics, but I just stood there and took in the views, we stopped many places on A82 along Loch Leven, what a beautiful area, I someday hope to come back and spend more time in the Glencoe area, do some trails, take lots of pics, meanwhile I have the many sites like yours to look at everyday. Thank you, untill.......
From	Reply	Sent 18/02/2008

Caledonian forest seedlings are they available to buy I visited Glencoe a few years ago and was interested in the way you were growing from seeds collected from the ancient forest and you mentioned that maybe some saplings might be available to buy. How far along are you in this venture? Are any saplings ready? I for one would love to plant something in my garden from the ancient forests of Scotland bringing them into Edinburgh. in anticipation Revmac
From	Reply	Sent 11/09/2007

Re:- Caledonian forest seedlings are they available to buy We have a variety of seedlings available to buy. Please ask at the visitor centre on your next visit or telephone us on 01855 811307
From	Reply	Sent 24/09/2007

Re:- Caledonian forest seedlings are they available to buy Seedlings up and running Just bought 2 scots pine 1ft high seedlings Also had a fab time on ranger safari with Jonny McDonald Best wishes Clare
From	Reply	Sent 12/07/2008

Thank you I came with my family to Glencoe this last week and joined the Safari with Scott and Brian on thursday. I would just like to say thankyou for a wonderful and unforgettable experience. It was a privilage to see often un seen places in the area and to learn so much about the flora and forna and geology. It was a delight and I thank you so much for a special experience and day. Thank you to Scott for his wealth of knowledge and taking care of us all throughout the trip.
From	Reply	Sent 01/07/2007

Re:- Thank you
We're so glad you enjoyed the event. Thank you for your comments.
From Reply Sent 24/09/2007

Hi!!! Excellent resource you've got here!!! Will definately be back!!!
From	Reply	Sent 23/02/2007

Guided Walks? Hi... I'll be visiting Glencoe this June and I was wondering if you offered ranger-guided walks of the area. Many Thanks!!
From	Reply	Sent 03/12/2006

Re:- Guided Walks? Hi Lori, If you take a look at our 'what's on' link on the website you can view all our ranger led activities and events for the year! Hope this helps.
From	Reply	Sent 14/03/2006

Thank you and keep up the excellent page. Your site is very informative, interesting and a certain daily visit for critical weather information. Thank you.
From	Reply	Sent 22/06/2006

"A great wee site, I live 100 miles away in Ayrshire but the site keeps me informed about my favourite place on earth.Keep up the good work." 05 January 2006
From Jim Brown	Reply	Sent 01/06/2006

Phenomenon on the 28th of january 2006 I was on stob dearg in glen coe, the sun came out behind me at the glen etive side and cast a shadow onto the mist at the kingshouse side. I appeared to have a rainbow circle round my shadow. I have read about this before but cant remember the proper title for it. It was "Magical". The views when the mist lifted was excellent, I did.nt want to come down.
From	Reply	Sent 29/01/2006

Re:- Phenomenon What you saw is called a 'brocken spectre' and is a rare phenomenon, people used to think this was a ghost on the hills. Michael McGregor has a fantastic photograph of this in his exhibition thats well worth a look!
From	Reply	Sent 30/01/2006

My Father's Home Buchaille Etive Mor is breath taking. My Father, "Wee Sammy Smith" climbed this mountain time after time as a young man. Sam passed away in February 15, 1992. His ashes are now on the top of this mountain. I visited the site a few years back and I have to say, Glenco and the Buchaille Etive Mor are absolutely, "Heaven". I am happy that this was is final resting place.
From	Reply	Sent 28/01/2006

Dragon enquiry! Recently here at Glencoe we received an enquiry from Richard in Holland. We were asked about Beithar the dragon who once lived in the area. Now, our information about Beither is a little slight just at the minute; does anyone have any further information about the beast?
From	Reply	Sent 23/01/2006

Language Your site is presented very well, but you should be embarassed that Gaelic is not included.
From	Reply	Sent 12/05/2005

Re:- Language I think that the NTS should be proud of bringing a good site together and looking forward to building on the back of this, perhaps including Gaelic, rather than regretting this accomplishment. One step at a time.
From	Reply	Sent 01/06/2006

Re:- Language Thanks Brian You've echoed our thoughts exactly! The NTS is currently working to develop and implement a Gaelic policy and something we aspire to doing is translating this site in the future. But in the meantime if there’s anyone out there who’d like to help out with a translation, then please get in touch. Fiona Chalmers – Property Manager
From	Reply	Sent 01/06/2006

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