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My Travel Bucket List 2019

15/04/2019 by Louise 9 Comments

If there’s one thing I could most definitely do with right now, it’s a holiday! Between having gastroenteritis, Oscar not wanting to go to sleep again at night, work becoming a little stressful, getting behind with the housework, and basically just seeing everyone else’s wonderful holiday snaps popping up on my Facebook feed, I’ve had more than enough. And have been doing some serious fantasising about taking some time out for a little R&R.

We still have to wait another couple of months before our annual family holiday to Great Yarmouth begins. So I’ve been filling in the little bit of spare time I’ve had looking up some of the cities that are on my current travel bucket list and wishing more than anything that I could find a last minute city break that didn’t clash with any of our other plans so I could book a nice little break! And, for today’s post, I thought I’d share the top 5 destinations I’d love to visit with you guys here on my blog. I hope you enjoy having a read as much as I enjoyed putting it together.

05. MILAN | ITALY

The first city on my travel bucket list is Milan. And this is somewhere I’ve been wanting to visit ever since I was a little girl. I’ve always had a keen interest in fashion and would love to visit the city during Milan fashion week, but it has so much other stuff to offer too. I’d love to go see an opera at the Teatro alla Scala, do a spot of high-end shopping at the Galleria Vittorio Emanuelle II, visit the QC Termemilano Spa, which can be found in an old tram depot, and also have a wander around the Duomo di Milani Cathedral. I’m pretty sure I’d be in my element here as I love visiting cities that have a lot of history behind them.

04. ATHENS | GREECE

Another city that seems to have been on my travel bucket list for forever is Athens in Greece. When I was younger I was really into Greek Mythology and would spend hours reading up on it at the library. It goes without saying that I’d love to visit The Temple of Poseidon, who was the God of the sea. The marble temple stands 60 metres above sea level on Cape Sounio and was first built by ancient Athenians to honour Poseidon and guide sailors safely home. All that remains now, though, is a series of towering columns which I imagine look incredible against glorious Greek sunsets. I’d also love to go to one of the amazing outdoor film venues in Athens to watch an old Greek classic on the big screen. I think it would make me feel like one of the locals rather than a tourist. And that’s always a nice feeling when you’re on a city break.

03. KOTOR | MONTENEGRO

My mum and dad recently went on an Eastern Mediterranean Cruise, and one of the places they raved about when they came home was Kotor in Montenegro. It wasn’t really a place I’d heard about until they brought it up, but it’s basically a gorgeous Medieval walled city with World Heritage status, scenery to die for, and a seriously spectacular natural harbour. I loved looking at their holiday photos of Kotor, and when my dad said he’d like to go back and explore more of Montenegro I knew it must be somewhere truly special. After all, he doesn’t usually talk very highly of the places they’ve visited on their cruises!

02. PARIS | FRANCE

When I was about 12 I went on a school trip to France, and one of the places we were supposed to visit was Paris. However, there was work being done on the Eiffel Tower at the time, and it was closed to visitors, so the teachers decided to take us to Boulogne instead. I was absolutely gutted as the only reason I went on the trip was to visit the French capital. And, needless to say, I didn’t enjoy the trip at all. One day I would love to go back to France and finally see the sights and sounds of Paris. I’d love to visit the Louvre, Notre Dame Cathedral, The Eiffel Tower, and, of course, Disneyland Paris for the little ones. I think they’d love it!

01. NEW YORK CITY | USA

And the city I’d love to visit the most would just have to be New York City in the good old USA. Ever since I read The Babysitters Club books as a kid, I’ve wanted to go for a visit. One of the main characters, Stacey McGill, was originally from New York, and the way Ann M. Martin, the author, made the city sound was just fantastic. I don’t think it’s the sort of place where you would ever get bored, as it has so much to offer. If I’m ever lucky enough to visit NYC some of the things I’d love to do include having a picnic in Central Park, visiting the Rockerfella Centre, taking an amazing Gossip Girl Tour, and, of course, I’d just have to see a show on Broadway!

And there you have it – the five cities that have made it to the very top of my travel bucket list. Have you been to any of them? I’d love to hear your thoughts on them if you have.

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Family Holiday Destinations I’d Love To Visit

18/09/2018 by Louise 38 Comments

If there’s one thing I’m in need of right now, it’s a holiday! I feel like the last year of my life has gone by in the blink of an eye, and I’d love to take a bit of time out to enjoy some quality time with my little family. But where would we go? There are so many exotic-looking places I have my eye on at the moment I just can’t decide!

So, for today’s post, I thought I’d share my bucket list of family holiday destinations I’d love to visit on a fastprivatejet.com/en in the hope that some of you guys who read my blog might have been to one or more of them and can tell me what you thought of them. Are you ready to find out which places I’d like to visit? Then let’s get going!

01. BENIDORM

It’s no secret that we Brits love Benidorm holidays. And with so much to do, it’s no surprise! Whether it’s playing golf, paintballing, water sports or hiking, you could have an action-packed week or two in the sun, or enjoy a lazy little break doing next to nothing. I loved visiting Benidorm as a kid, and when my two read my post on the top things to do there, they decided that they wanted to go too. The resort, situated on the Costa Blanca, has an almost-iconic skyline of apartment towers running alongside four miles of beautiful, sandy beaches. It’s safe to say that Benidorm is the place to go if you fancy some winter sun.

02. THE ALGARVE

The Algarve is a popular holiday destination in the southernmost region of Portugal. Many things about it attract tourists to the area, including its beautiful beaches, Mediterranean climate, low costs and delicious local cuisine. Whenever I see photo’s of the Algarve, I’m always blown away by the stunning coastline, caves, and mountains, and I think it would be the perfect place to take the family for a relaxing break. The area also boasts 3 water parks, which I’m sure the kids would love to visit. It looks amazing!

03. CRETE

And last but not least of my bucket list of family holiday destinations I’d love to visit is Crete. I’ve seen lots of YouTube videos of families holidaying there recently, and it looks absolutely incredible! Crete is the largest of the Greek Islands, with lots of things for families to do there. I think Oscar would love to take a Pirate Ship Cruise. And Stacey would be in her element exploring nearby Chrissi Island. As the kids have never been out of the country before, I think Crete would be the perfect destination to take them to for their first ever trip abroad. I’d even rent a car from Rental Center Crete – rental-center-crete.com – so we could go out and explore every last bit of the island. It would be fab!And there you have it, 3 family holiday destinations I’d love to visit with the kids. Have you ever been to any of them? If so, I’d love to hear what you thought of them. It will help me choose which destination to book when payday finally rolls around!

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5 Things I’d Love To Do In Iceland

13/07/2018 by Louise 16 Comments

Over the last few years, Iceland seems to have slowly gained popularity as one of the hottest tourist destinations in Europe. Between its beautiful natural landscape, insanely scenic roads, and magical Northern Lights, it’s no surprise that people flock here for a holiday year after year. And those who are lucky enough to go come back with nothing but praise for the pristine ruggedness of this incredible country.

As most people land in Reykjavik, the South of Iceland is an ideal place to start your trip. But, with so many things to see and do, it’s hard to stay put in one place. So if you’re like me – endlessly dreaming about visiting Iceland – why not check out my list of 5 epic things I’d love to see and do when I finally get there. I promise it’s a good one!

01. SEE THE NORTHERN LIGHTS

Let’s get the most obvious one out of the way first, shall we? I, like most people wanting to visit Iceland, would absolutely love to see the Northern Lights. And while there are places you can drive to so you can see them yourself, I think I’d much prefer to book myself onto a Northern lights trip instead. This is because the people running them will know exactly where to take you to witness this beautiful sight. And they’ll know of alternative spots for when the weather isn’t co-operating as well.

The best time to see the Northern Lights in Iceland is from September to mid-April, as these are the months where there are full dark nights. And as you can see from the image above, this natural phenomenon is truly a sight to see. The only problem with going to Iceland specifically to see them is that they can be a little unpredictable. Most tourist guides recommend you allocate yourself at least a week there to give yourself the best possible chance of seeing them. I reckon it’s got to be worth it though. I mean, where else are you going to find such a spectacular light show?

02. GO WATERFALL HUNTING

Anyone who knows me well will know that whenever I go for a walk and come across a waterfall, I’m absolutely mesmerised by it. I just think there’s something breathtaking about watching water plunge from a great height into a stream or river below. Iceland is said to be full of jaw-dropping waterfalls that I’d absolutely love to see. And whilst visiting every single one of them may be a little ambitious, I’d be in my element hunting down a few of them at least.

03. SNORKEL BETWEEN TWO CONTINENTS

Ever since I heard that you can snorkel through the Silfra Fissure in Iceland, it’s been something I’ve been dying to do! With a visibility of over 100m, the water here is the clearest in the world due to constant filtering by lava rocks. And it’s so clean and clear that you can actually drink the water here. However, what makes this place exceptionally cool is that it’s the only place in the world where you can swim through two tectonic plates – the North American and Eurasian continental plates. I’d love to one day be able to tell my grandkids about the time I swam between two continents. How amazing would that be?!

04. GO ADVENTURING

I like to think of myself as someone who will try anything once. So, naturally, my list of things I’d love to do in Iceland had to include something adventurous. And what better way to get an adrenaline fix than by doing something extreme. In Iceland, you can go glacier snowmobiling, white water rafting, skiing, snowboarding, and even tour on an ATV. The possibilities are endless! Just imagine how cool it would be to explore the vast wilderness using snowmobiles and ATV’s. When I finally make that trip to Iceland, you’ll know exactly where to find me. Eek!

05. VISIT THE BLUE LAGOON

And last but not least, I don’t think any trip to Iceland would be complete without stopping by the famous Blue Lagoon. Although now becoming more and more touristy, this geothermal spa located in a lava field in Grindavík is one of Iceland’s most visited tourist destinations. Thousands of visitors come to experience pure serenity, relaxation, and rejuvenation in the Blue Lagoon, where the water is naturally heated by lava fields, making it rich in sulfur and silica which are known for their natural, age-defying healing powers. As someone who is obsessed with beauty treatments, I think the Blue Lagoon would be right up my street. Pure bliss!

While I could probably go on for hours about the many things I’d love to do in Iceland, I’m going to leave it here, as I think the ones I’ve listed would be perfect, to begin with. Now all I have to do is save up some money and get booking my dream trip. It’s so exciting!

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My Travel Bucket List

22/06/2017 by Louise 33 Comments

If there’s one thing I could do with right now, it’s a holiday! Between the kids being poorly, Oscar still not sleeping, work becoming a little stressful, getting behind with the housework, and basically just seeing everyone else’s wonderful holiday snaps popping up on my Facebook feed, I’ve had more than enough, and have been doing some serious fantasising about taking some time out for a little R&R.

We still have to wait another month before our annual family holiday to Great Yarmouth begins. So I’ve been filling in the little bit of spare time I’ve had by looking up places online that are on my Travel Bucket List, and wishing more than anything that I could afford to book another trip away! And today I thought I’d share my top 5 with you all. I hope you enjoy it.

05. COACHELLA VALLEY | USA

The first place on my travel bucket list just has to be Coachella Valley in California. The valley is home to the popular Coachella Music Festival, which is held every April. And ever since I found out about it 6 or 7 years ago I’ve been desperate to go! Every year I sit and watch loads of YouTube videos by people who were lucky enough to get tickets to the festival, and it always looks like so much fun! It looks really clean and tidy too, which is nothing like any of the music festivals I’ve ever been to here in the UK. The Coachella Festival is suitable for the whole family to attend, and I think my two would enjoy it as they’re really into their music, just like their mum. The only thing I’m not sure we’d cope well with is the intense heat from being in the dessert, but we’d be willing to give it a try!

04.REYKJAVIK | ICELAND

Another place I’ve been wanting to visit for a while now is Reykjavik in Iceland. This is mainly because I would love to see the magical Northern Lights, but Reykjavik is also steeped in viking history, so even if we didn’t get to see them, there would be lots of other things to keep us entertained. I’d love to visit the Hallgrimskirkja Cathedral, dine at the revolving, glass-domed Perlan restaurant, whilst taking in the stunning views of the sea, and maybe even see a concert at the Harpa Concert Hall. There really does seem like there’s lots to do in Iceland’s capital, and I’m sure we’d love it there if we’re ever lucky enough to visit.

03. PARIS | FRANCE

When I was about 12 I went on a school trip to France, and one of the places we were supposed to visit was Paris. However, there was work being done on the Eiffel Tower at the time, and it was closed to visitors, so the teachers decided to take us to Boulogne instead. I was absolutely gutted as the only reason I went on the trip was to visit the French capital. And, needless to say, I didn’t enjoy the trip at all. One day I would love to go back to France and finally see the sights and sounds of Paris. I’d love to visit the Lourve, Notre Dame Cathedral, The Eiffel Tower, and, of course, Disneyland Paris for the little ones. They’d love it!

02. NEW YORK CITY| USA

Ever since I read The Baby-sitters Club books as a kid, I’ve wanted to visit New York City in the USA. One of the main characters, Stacey McGill, was orginally from New York, and the way Ann M. Martin, the author, made the city sound was just fantastic. I don’t think it’s the sort of place you could ever get bored, as it has so much to offer. If I’m ever lucky enough to visit NYC some of the things I’d love to do include having a picnic in Central Park, visiting the Rockerfella Centre, taking an amazing Gossip Girl Tour, and, of course, I’d just have to see a show on Broadway!

01. THE ALGARVE | PORTUGAL

And the destination that’s made it to the very top of my travel bucket list is The Algarve! The Algarve is a popular holiday destination in the southernmost region of Portugal. Many things about it attract tourists to the area, including its beautiful beaches, Mediterranean climate, low costs and delicious local cuisine. Whenever I see photo’s of the Algarve I’m always blown away by the stunning coastline, caves, and mountains, and I think it would be the perfect place to take the family for a relaxing break. There are also 3 main water parks in the area, which I’m sure the kids would love to visit. If I were able to book a family getaway today, this is most definitely the place I would choose to go first as it looks like a truly amazing place to visit. In fact, I’ve been checking Hundredrooms on a daily basis to see the best price available on holiday rentals in The Algarve, and they’ve actually been coming up as being a lot cheaper than I ever imagined. Maybe a holiday here won’t be as far away as I’d once thought it would be!

And there you have it guys, the five places that made it to the very top of my travel bucket list. Have you been to any of them? I’d love to hear your thoughts on them if you have.

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My Theatre Bucket List

15/06/2017 by Louise 93 Comments

If you’ve been reading my blog for a while now, you may have noticed that I love nothing more than a night out at the theatre. I’ve recently written quite a few reviews of shows I’ve been to see. But, believe me, there are plenty more that I haven’t had the chance to go along to yet, but would absolutely love to!

Today I thought I’d share my Theatre Bucket List with you guys, which is basically made up of the top 10 shows I really want to go and see but haven’t been to before. So, ladies and gentlemen, please take your seats as I talk you through why I’d love to go and see each one. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I’ve enjoyed putting it together.

10. MADAME BUTTERFLY

I’ve always loved Opera music, but I’ve never actually been to see one! I’d like to change that in the near future, and although there are quite a few Opera’s I’d like to go and see, the one that appeals to me the most is Madame Butterfly. I think this is probably because one of my all-time favourite musicals (Miss Saigon), is based on it.

Madame Butterfly tells the heartwrenching story of a beautiful 15-year-old Geisha girl who marries a U.S Naval Officer without realising that he intends to leave her once he finds a proper American wife. He leaves shortly after their wedding, and returns years later with his new wife tow, only to discover he has a child. What happens next is absolutely heartbreaking. And although I’m sure I’d need to take a big box of Kleenex along to the theatre with me, I still really want to go and see this famous Opera.

09. SWAN LAKE

Next up on my theatre bucket list, we have a ballet. I’ve seen a fair few ballets in my time: The Nutcracker, Cinderella, and The Sleeping Beauty to name a few. But the one I’ve always wanted to see is Swan Lake. It features music my Tchaikovsky, which is absolutely beautiful, so it really appeals to me for that reason.

Now, I have to admit that I don’t know much about the story of Swan Lake. But I believe it to be based on a German fairy tale, and is all about a princess who gets turned into a swan by an evil sorcerer’s curse. The only way the curse can be broken is if a man promises to love the princess for all time, and luckily a prince makes that promise. However, the sorcerer finds out and tricks the prince into believing his own daughter is the swan princess, so the curse cannot be broken, and she dies. It sounds super sad, but I’d still love to go and see it anyway. Hopefully it will come to the Theatre Royal in Nottingham sometime soon!

08.FOOTLOOSE

I’ve wanted to see the musical, Footloose, since I was in my teens. And, believe it or not, I’m 32 now! I remember seeing the Kevin Bacon movie of the same name, and thinking how fantastic it would be to see it on stage. And I still feel that way now.

Footloose tells the story of Ren McCormack, a teenage boy from Chicago, who moves to the small town of Bomont with his mother after his father abandons them. Upon arriving, Ren finds himself at odds with most of the town, including the Reverend Bomont. This is because she has convinced the town to outlaw dancing, which Ren finds to be unbelievable. But with the help of her daughter, Ariel, and his best friend, Willard, Ren convinces the Reverend to let the teenagers dance, and in the process helps the town to heal from a tragedy that had affected them all.

Footloose includes some fantastic songs, which everyone will recognise, such as ‘Let’s Hear It For The Boy’, ‘Holding Out For A Hero’, and, of course, ‘Footloose’. One day, I really will make it to the theatre to see this one!

07. SHREK

As a child, Shrek was one of my daughter Stacey’s favourite films. And when I first heard they’d turned it into a musical, I really wanted to pick up tickets and take her to see it in London’s West End. However, a series of unfortunate events unfolded that year, and we ended up not going.

Shrek is now back on the road, and I think it would be a great time to go and see it as Oscar can come along and enjoy it too. Based on the story and characters from the Oscar winning Dreamworks Animation film, Shrek is said to be a hilarious and spectacular production which turns the world of fairy tales upside down in an all-singing, all-dancing, must-see musical comedy. It sounds fantastic!

06. GROUNDHOG DAY

Last year I found out that one of my favourite films from the 90’s, Groundhog Day, had been turned into a musical, and was coming to the West End! I would have loved to have gone and seen it, but due to my crazy-busy work schedule, and then the hassle of getting down to London, it just seemed impossible. Had I known it wasn’t going to be running here in the UK for long, though, I would most definitely have made more of an effort to go and see it.

Groundhog Day tells the story of Phil Connors, a disgruntled big-city weatherman mysteriously stuck in a small town in America reliving the same day over and over and over again. At first Phil finds it extremely irritating, but once he starts getting to know associate TV producer Rita Hanson, he discovers it’s a day of second, third and fourth chances. I imagine the show is a must-see, and when it comes back to the UK in 2018 I most definitely want to go and see it so I can tick it off of my theatre bucket list before it disappears again!

05. CHICAGO

The UK tour of Chicago came to my home town of Nottingham last summer, but I was on holiday at the time so I couldn’t go and see it. I was absolutely gutted as I’ve wanted to see it for the longest time. It’s a true classic though, so I’m sure it will be back on the road soon. Chicago really appeals to me as a musical because if I could go back in time and visit any decade, then it would, without a doubt, be the roaring 20’s. There’s just something about the music and the outfits that I find utterly fascinating. And this is the decade in which the musical is set!

Set in the legendary city during the roaring “jazz hot” 20’s, Chicago tells the story of two rival vaudevillian murderesses locked up in Cook County Jail. Nightclub star, Velma, is serving time for killing her husband and sister after finding the two in bed together. And driven chorus girl Roxie’s been tossed in the joint for bumping off the lover she’s been cheating on her husband with. Not one to rest on her laurels, Velma enlists the help of prison matron Mama Morton and slickster lawyer Billy Flynn, who turn Velma’s incarceration into a murder-of-the-week media frenzy, thus preparing the world for a splashy showbiz comeback. But Roxie’s got some tricks of her own up her sleeve …

04. WICKED

I don’t think it will come as any surprise when I mention the next show on my theatre bucket list, as pretty much everyone I know is wanting to go and see it. And that show, of course, is Wicked! I’ve been wanting to go and see Wicked for a good 9 or 10 years at least, but again, I’ve never managed to get down to London to see it. Sad times!

Wicked tells the incredible untold story of an unlikely but profound friendship between two young women who first meet as sorcery students at Shiz University: the blonde and very popular Glinda, and a misunderstood green girl named Elphaba. Following an encounter with The Wonderful Wizard of Oz, their friendship reaches a crossroads and their lives take very different paths. Glinda’s unflinching desire for popularity sees her seduced by power, while Elphaba’s determination to remain true to herself, and to those around her, will have unexpected and shocking consequences for her future. Their extraordinary adventures in Oz will ultimately see them fulfil their destinies as Glinda the Good and The Wicked Witch of the West.

I know lots of people who have seen the show and said it’s fantastic, so it’s no surprise that it’s already found its way to number 17 in the list of longest running shows in London theatre history! My in-laws recently went to see it though, and said they didn’t understand the story. Is it really that difficult to understand? I would think not! If you’ve ever been lucky enough to see Wicked, let me know the answer in the comments section below. I’d be interested to hear whether or not other people had the same problem.

03. BAT OUT OF HELL

Did I ever mention to you guys that I’m a big fan of Meatloaf? I doubt I have, to be honest. But I am. He was the very first artist I went to see live in concert, and I still love listening to his songs today. So, you can only imagine my delight when I tuned into the Britain’s Got Talent results show a few weeks ago and saw that there was a brand new musical opening in the West End called Bat Out Of Hell, which featured a whole host of wonderful Meatloaf songs!

I can’t find much info online about this particular musical, but according to their official website, it tells the story of a young, rebellious leader called Strat, who falls in love with Raven, the beautiful daughter of the most powerful man in post-apocalyptic Obsidian. I can only imagine that it will be a powerful tale of love, rebellion and rock’n’roll. I just hope I can get my hands on tickets before its short run comes to an end. Eek!

02. SCHOOL OF ROCK

Ever since I found out that Andrew Lloyd Webber was bringing his hit musical comedy School of Rock to the UK last year, I’ve been wanting to go and see it. It features a whole host of super-talented kids, and some really catchy songs that you definitely wouldn’t forget in a hurry. (Is it sad that I’ve already listened to the soundtrack on Spotify several times?)

Based on the hit film of the same name, this hilarious new musical follows Dewey Finn, a failed, wannabe rock star who decides to earn a few extra bucks by posing as a substitute teacher at a prestigious prep school. There he turns a class of straight-A students into a guitar-shredding, bass-slapping, mind-blowing rock band. While teaching these pint-sized prodigies what it means to truly rock, Dewey falls for the school’s beautiful, but uptight headmistress, helping her rediscover the wild child within. Featuring 14 new songs from Andrew Lloyd Webber as well as all the original songs from the movie, this high-octane smash is said to deliver face-melting guitar riffs and touching romance in equally awesome doses.

I think both Stacey and Oscar would enjoy this musical, so it’s one we could all go and see together if we ever get the chance to go to London!

01. LEGALLY BLONDE

And finally, the show that has made it to the number one spot on my Theatre Bucket List, and the one that I would most definitely give my right arm to go and see, just has to be Legally Blonde! The film fast became one of my all-time favourites upon its release back in 2001, and I’ve been wanting to see the musical ever since it landed in the West End. However, being a penniless mum of 2 from the East Midlands (OK, maybe not penniless, but you get the gist), I could never afford to get down to the Capital to see it.

There is good news though! The show is currently touring the UK, and I’ve noticed that it’s coming to a couple of theatres near me. So I’m keeping everything crossed that I’ll finally be able to go and see it at some point. My daughter Stacey is desperate to see it too, so I may be able to play a crafty one and treat her to a ticket for her birthday. Omigod, you guys! It would be, like, totally awesome!

In case you’re not familiar with the film or the musical, Legally Blonde follows the story of college sweetheart and homecoming queen Elle Woods, who doesn’t take no for an answer. So when her boyfriend, Warner, dumps her for someone serious, Elle puts down the credit card, hits the books, and heads for Harvard Law School. I’d say it’s probably aimed at a young audience, but as I was fairly young myself when the film was first released, I still love it today. I’m not so sure what the older generation would make of it though.

And there you have it, the ten shows that made it onto my theatre bucket list. Have you seen any of them? I’m sure I could have added loads more to it, but I didn’t want to bore you to death by waffling on for too long!

Do you have a theatre bucket list?
If so, let me know what shows are on it in the comments below!

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