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1 LIVE THE ISLAND DREAM

2 WELCOME TO Tranquil. Green. Home. Azure at St. Mary s Island offers an idyllic blueprint for a simply wonderful quality of life. This new collection of beautifully appointed homes is the newest addition to a growing riverside community, where tranquillity and natural charm are always in abundance. 3

ESCAPE THE HUSTLE AND BUSTLE AT AZURE RELAX AND UNWIND RELAX AS BOATS PASS YOU BY.

from the footpaths and cycleways linking local amenities to the 20 acres of

You ll find carefully selected art pieces enhancing the streetscape, while children

3 ESCAPE THE HUSTLE AND BUSTLE AT AZURE RELAX AND UNWIND RELAX AS BOATS PASS YOU BY... The frenetic modern world can seem a million miles away when you re at home on St. Mary s Island. This new community has been intelligently designed to promote a healthy way of life, from the footpaths and cycleways linking local amenities to the 20 acres of landscaped open space all around you. You ll find carefully selected art pieces enhancing the streetscape, while children are encouraged to get active at any number of outdoor play areas. Of course, you can simply sit on the banks of the River Medway and watch the boats go by when the mood takes you. 4 THE MARINA, ST. MARY S ISLAND 5

ARTIST S IMPRESSION OF AZURE IDYLLIC LIVING AT AZURE OUR VISION FOR THE FUTURE AT AZURE Life on St.

Leaf through your local magazine, the Maritime Messenger, to find out about news and events from your neighbourhood.

Stroll to your local supermarket to pick up the essentials and pass the time of day with your neighbours.

MARY S ISLAND Meanwhile, just across the bridge at Chatham Maritime is a whole host of shopping and leisure amenities.

Formerly a boilerhouse to the dockyard, the mall also features a food court, the popular Dickens World venue and a multi-screen cinema.

offices and an engineering shop. The pub also has rooms for when you are welcoming visitors from out of town.

4 ARTIST S IMPRESSION OF AZURE IDYLLIC LIVING AT AZURE OUR VISION FOR THE FUTURE AT AZURE Life on St. Mary s Island harks back to a simpler time, when many of us enjoyed a real sense of community. Leaf through your local magazine, the Maritime Messenger, to find out about news and events from your neighbourhood. Enjoy a range of activities at your community centre, with choices including kickboxing, sea scouting and photography. Stroll to your local supermarket to pick up the essentials and pass the time of day with your neighbours. ARTIST S IMPRESSION OF AZURE THE MARINA, ST. MARY S ISLAND Meanwhile, just across the bridge at Chatham Maritime is a whole host of shopping and leisure amenities. There s the Dockside Outlet Centre, which boasts 80 shops including Marks & Spencer, Clarks, Benetton and Thorntons. Formerly a boilerhouse to the dockyard, the mall also features a food court, the popular Dickens World venue and a multi-screen cinema. You can also stop for a drink or a bite to eat in the unique surroundings of the 19th century Ship and Trades pub, which once housed dockyard offices and an engineering shop. The pub also has rooms for when you are welcoming visitors from out of town. The area is part of a planned new fast train service to London, offering journeys from Ebbsfleet to Kings Cross in just 20 minutes. Train times taken from nationalrail.co.uk At Azure, you ll benefit from a doctor s surgery and a pharmacy within walking distance of home. You ll find that both the surgery and the community centre embrace the green ethos of the island by utilising renewable energy. ARTIST S IMPRESSION OF AZURE Computer generated images are planning artist s impressions of Azure and are subject to change. ARTIST S IMPRESSION OF AZURE 6 7

They constructed a road and established a ferry route from the Island to the Hoo Peninsula.

5 THE HISTORY OF ST. MARY S ISLAND THE BEGINNING THE HISTORY OF ST. MARY S ISLAND AN INTERESTING PAST AND AN EXCITING FUTURE The Romans found good use for the Island, even though it was little more than a marshy swamp criss-crossed by tidal channels. They constructed a road and established a ferry route from the Island to the Hoo Peninsula. The ferry incongruously named Prince s Bridge on early maps remained in constant use right up to the final years of the last century. St. Mary s Island was created from a series of marshy inlets in the late 1800s, when the neighbouring Old Naval Dockyard underwent a large-scale expansion. The regeneration of the area included the creation of the dock basins which now separate the island from the mainland. The dockyard enjoyed an illustrious history of shipbuilding and repair for the Royal Navy over four centuries, with more than 400 ships built there including Nelson s flagship Victory. The last work at the dockyard was carried out in 1984, and several of the industrial, administrative and domestic buildings have been carefully preserved since then. Today, St. Mary s Island remains a part of Chatham Maritime, whose development has been overseen most recently by the homes and communities agency (HCA). It s one of the largest regeneration schemes in Europe, with plans in place to ensure its future is just as productive as its past. With this in mind, the new homes on the island have been constructed to ensure the lowest possible impact on the environment. Highly efficient boilers ensure low energy use and low emissions, while insulation levels are high to keep heating costs down, with all materials free of CFCs. Low energy light fittings are incorporated, with A-rated electrical appliances used where possible. Most new homes on the island come with water saving features such as dual flush WCs, efficient spray taps and water butts in the gardens to recycle rainwater. The quality of the homes has been recognised with a range of accolades, including the RICS Property Management Awards and the Daily Mail UK Property Awards. UPNOR CASTLE HISTORIC SHIPS, ST. MARY S ISLAND 8 9

CONVICT HULKS THE HISTORY OF ST. MARY S ISLAND THE BASINS From the time of the Napoleonic wars to the end of the reign of Queen Victoria, the ox-bow reaches of the river off St.

At the height of Victorian England, thousands of convicts were used to dig out St. Mary s Creek and construct, in its place, Basins One, Two and Three. The spoil was used to create St. Mary s Island.

It was closed in March 1984 by the Ministry of Defence with the loss of around 7,000 jobs and left a legacy of contamination that required extensive remediation before housebuilding could even start.

MARY S ISLAND In the mid 1990 s, the Government announced an international competition to create a masterplan for the regeneration of St. Mary s Island, a part of the former dockyard.

6 CONVICT HULKS THE HISTORY OF ST. MARY S ISLAND THE BASINS From the time of the Napoleonic wars to the end of the reign of Queen Victoria, the ox-bow reaches of the river off St. Mary s Island were used to accommodate line upon line of hulked ships. These decommissioned naval vessels accommodated incarcerated hardened criminals and prisoners of war. At the height of Victorian England, thousands of convicts were used to dig out St. Mary s Creek and construct, in its place, Basins One, Two and Three. The spoil was used to create St. Mary s Island. Completed in the 1870s, the three Basins were used by Chatham Dockyard and warships of the Royal Navy for almost 100 years. It was closed in March 1984 by the Ministry of Defence with the loss of around 7,000 jobs and left a legacy of contamination that required extensive remediation before housebuilding could even start. THE MARINA, ST. MARY S ISLAND THE HISTORY OF ST. MARY S ISLAND REDEVELOPMENT HISTORIC SHIPS, ST. MARY S ISLAND In the mid 1990 s, the Government announced an international competition to create a masterplan for the regeneration of St. Mary s Island, a part of the former dockyard. Of the masterplans submitted, Countryside s was the most visionary and they were chosen by English Partnerships to undertake the 150-acre residential redevelopment of the Island. A joint venture was formed between Countryside and English Partnerships, before their interest was passed to the South East England Development Agency (SEEDA) and now on to the Homes & Communities Agency (HCA). The HCA is responsible for the redevelopment of the remaining 200 acres known as Chatham Maritime, providing business, retail and leisure facilities to the wider community. Many of the original buildings have been retained; some sensitively converted for modern use and others retained as historical features. These include the Ship & Trades building, which has been converted into a bar, restaurant and hotel, Pump House No 5, and the Police House. The former Drill Hall has been converted into a Learning Resource Centre for the University campus. VIEW OF ESTUARY, ST. MARY S ISLAND 10 11

INTUITIVE DESIGN AND ATTENTION TO DETAIL A MARITIME MASTERPLAN The creation of a new community needs painstaking

the best in modern living. Countryside Maritime has done just that with Azure at St. Mary s Island.

with each property benefiting from its own garden and parking space.

7 INTUITIVE DESIGN AND ATTENTION TO DETAIL A MARITIME MASTERPLAN The creation of a new community needs painstaking attention to detail, with intuitive design and careful construction, ensuring that future residents will enjoy the best in modern living. Countryside Maritime has done just that with Azure at St. Mary s Island. The homes at Azure nestle on the banks of the tranquil River Medway, amongst beautiful mature trees and shrubs, with each property benefiting from its own garden and parking space. The cleverly designed masterplan ensures that the homes offer privacy at the same time as being an integral part of the neighbourhood. 12 AERIAL VIEW OF ST. MARY S ISLAND 13

AMENITIES AND ATTRACTIONS VENTURE OUT NEARBY TREASURES 01 02 03 08 DOCTOR S SURGERY 01PRIMARY SCHOOL 02 COMMUNITY CENTRE 09 RIVERSIDE WALK St.

Mary s Island, Chatham Maritime, Chatham, Kent ME4 3ST A local primary school is located 2 minutes away by car which offers great educational services ideal for growing families who wish to school

8 AMENITIES AND ATTRACTIONS VENTURE OUT NEARBY TREASURES DOCTOR S SURGERY 01PRIMARY SCHOOL 02 COMMUNITY CENTRE 09 RIVERSIDE WALK St. Mary s Island Church of England Primary School Island Way West, St. Mary s Island, Chatham Maritime, Chatham, Kent ME4 3ST A local primary school is located 2 minutes away by car which offers great educational services ideal for growing families who wish to school their children close to home. St. Mary s Island Community Centre Island Way West, St. Mary s Island, Chatham Maritime, Chatham, Kent ME4 3EP The community centre is a modern building which brings the community together inviting local residents and visitors to join in with many activities and social events. The Ship and Trades Maritime Way, Chatham, Kent ME4 3ER A stylish pub/bar, restaurant and hotel is situated in the heart of the marina. A comfortable place for everyone to relax and enjoy the history of the island ELITE SAILING CLUB 06 MARINA 03 SHIP & TRADES PUB 04 MINI SUPERMARKET The Co-op Maritime Way, Chatham, Kent ME4 3ER A convenient place to get your essentials and enjoy the atmosphere of island life. Dockside Outlet Centre Management Suite, Maritime Way, Chatham, Kent ME4 3ED The Dockside Outlet Centre has over 30 leading retailers. Whilst enjoying a shopping trip you can also stop for a bite to eat or go to the cinema. Chatham Marina Maritime Marina, The Lock Building, Leviathan Way, Medway, Chatham, Kent ME4 4LP A beautiful waterside location situated on the River Medway, the Marina is the perfect place to relax and explore the surrounding area DOCKSIDE OUTLET CENTRE Elite Sailing Club Elite Sailing, Chatham Maritime Marina, Leviathan Way, Chatham, Kent ME4 4LP For the more adventurous, Elite Sailing specialises in beginner s sailing or motor cruising courses and sailing cruises all around the British Isles and northwest Europe. St. Mary s Island Doctor s Surgery and Pharmacy Edgeway, Chatham, Kent ME4 3EP For all your health needs, you can have peace of mind knowing that your local doctor s surgery and pharmacy is on your doorstep. Riverside Walk Enjoy the beautiful scenery as you take a stroll along the River Medway or make use of the cycle paths on the island. Many of the paths in the middle of the island give views of the surrounding area. 14 AERIAL VIEW OF ST. MARY S ISLAND 15

EXPLORING THE LOCAL AREA CHATHAM HAS IT ALL CHATHAM A modern town with a rich past Chatham has a huge range of attractions for locals and

This popular local feature celebrates the life of the prolific English author, with exhibits including a Victorian school, Fagin s Den, Peggotty

CHATHAM TRAIN STATION With such a rich heritage locally, there is a plethora of historic attractions in Chatham, including Fort Amherst.

about the history of this impressive edifice.

9 EXPLORING THE LOCAL AREA CHATHAM HAS IT ALL CHATHAM A modern town with a rich past Chatham has a huge range of attractions for locals and visitors alike. The whole family will enjoy a trip to Dickens World, which is less than a mile away from Azure by car. This popular local feature celebrates the life of the prolific English author, with exhibits including a Victorian school, Fagin s Den, Peggotty s Boathouse and a Great Expectations ride. CHATHAM TRAIN STATION With such a rich heritage locally, there is a plethora of historic attractions in Chatham, including Fort Amherst. This is a Napoleonic fortress which includes batteries, bastions and tunnels to explore, along with a visitors centre where you can learn all about the history of this impressive edifice. For those seeking an adrenalin rush, there s the Chatham Ski and Snowboard Centre, which has the longest artificial slope in the south east of England. The centre also features a restaurant and bar for when you need a breather! Alternatively, head to the water for a boating experience at Medway Sailing, based at Chatham Marina. HISTORIC SHIP, ST. MARY S ISLAND CHATHAM BUS STATION 16 17

For live entertainment, pay a visit to the Central Theatre, a 965-seat venue in town which offers a varied programme of comedy, drama and music

Chatham s train station is just under three miles away from home by car, with journeys to London Victoria taking less than an hour.

simply wouldn t be complete without a trip to its famous castle.

in 1215. Equally impressive is Rochester Cathedral, the second oldest in England.

10 For live entertainment, pay a visit to the Central Theatre, a 965-seat venue in town which offers a varied programme of comedy, drama and music throughout the year. Chatham also has a wide range of pubs, bars, nightclubs and restaurants for when you fancy painting the town red. Chatham s train station is just under three miles away from home by car, with journeys to London Victoria taking less than an hour. A TOWN STEEPED IN HISTORY THE TOWN OF ROCHESTER ROCHESTER TOWN CENTRE ROCHESTER Soak up the culture of this Kentish gem A visit to Rochester simply wouldn t be complete without a trip to its famous castle. This 12th century attraction stands an imposing 113 feet high, with a rich history featuring three sieges and a partial demolition by King John in Equally impressive is Rochester Cathedral, the second oldest in England. Amongst its features are its crypt and medieval wall paintings, as well as a number of modern interactive exhibits. You can also take a walking tour of Rochester with Footsteps in Time. You ll learn about the town s buildings, which were immortalised by Charles Dickens in his celebrated novels. ROCHESTER CASTLE 18 19

THERE S SHOPPING AND THEN THERE S BLUEWATER SHOPPER S PARADISE AT BLUEWATER Located 15 miles

This popular mall offers a remarkable retail and leisure mix, with its visitor-friendly

Three malls offer over 320 high street names including John Lewis, House of Fraser and Marks &

With 40 restaurants, cafes and bars, a 13-screen cinema, a range of activities for children and

Outside, you will find 53 acres of parkland and seven lakes.

11 THERE S SHOPPING AND THEN THERE S BLUEWATER SHOPPER S PARADISE AT BLUEWATER Located 15 miles west of St. Mary s Island is Bluewater, one of the most famous shopping centres in the UK. This popular mall offers a remarkable retail and leisure mix, with its visitor-friendly philosophy and its revolutionary design and architecture. Three malls offer over 320 high street names including John Lewis, House of Fraser and Marks & Spencer, plus a huge range of other fashion and lifestyle stores. With 40 restaurants, cafes and bars, a 13-screen cinema, a range of activities for children and even an exhibition centre, a day at Bluewater might not be enough. Outside, you will find 53 acres of parkland and seven lakes. And what s more, it s open seven days a week. Award-winning for its commitment to supporting the local community, Bluewater is not merely about shopping, it s a place to spend time and enjoy yourself. 20 IMAGERY DEPICTS BLUEWATER SHOPPING CENTRE 21

CLOSE CONNECTIONS A TRAVELLER S GUIDE Chatham Railway Station 17 MINS 29 MINS 37

Stratford International St Pancras International London Cannon Street London

5 MILES Historic Dockyard M2 Ebbsfleet International Bluewater M25 Dartford

12 CLOSE CONNECTIONS A TRAVELLER S GUIDE Chatham Railway Station 17 MINS 29 MINS 37 MINS 48 MINS 49 MINS Railway Street, Chatham ME4 6PN Ebbsfleet International Stratford International St Pancras International London Cannon Street London Victoria 1.4 MILES 5.7 MILES 13.8 MILES 15.1 MILES 21.5 MILES Historic Dockyard M2 Ebbsfleet International Bluewater M25 Dartford TRAIN TIMES FROM NATIONALRAIL.CO.UK. DISTANCES TAKEN FROM MAPS.GOOGLE.CO.UK LONDON EBBSFLEET INTERNATIONAL STATION 22 23

CONNECTING YOU TO LONDON AND EUROPE EBBSFLEET INTERNATIONAL LOCAL RAIL INTERNATIONAL RAIL 01 London St Pancras 17 mins 01 Lille 1 hr 10 mins 02 Gillingham 29 mins 02 Brussels 1 hr 50 mins 03 London

13 CONNECTING YOU TO LONDON AND EUROPE EBBSFLEET INTERNATIONAL LOCAL RAIL INTERNATIONAL RAIL 01 London St Pancras 17 mins 01 Lille 1 hr 10 mins 02 Gillingham 29 mins 02 Brussels 1 hr 50 mins 03 London Bridge 38 mins 03 Paris 2 hr 5 mins 04 Charing Cross 47 mins 05 Cannon Street 49 mins TRAIN TIMES FROM NATIONALRAIL.CO.UK AND EUROSTAR M1 A12 King s Cross Olympic Site M40 M4 M3 St Pancras International London Heathrow M25 Charing Cross Stratford LONDON London City Airport Ebbsfleet International M26 Ebbsfleet M20 Gravesend Chatham Medway Towns M2 Sittingbourne Faversham Margate Kent International Airport Canterbury West Ramsgate M20 M23 London Gatwick Ashford Dover Priory High Speed 1 Domestic Services Motorways London Ashford Airport M20 Folkestone Central CHANNEL TUNNEL Calais FRANCE 24 PARIS 25

PHOTOGRAPHY IS FROM PREVIOUS COUNTRYSIDE DEVELOPMENTS AND IS INDICATIVE ONLY AN AWARD-WINNING TEAM AN AWARD-WINNING TEAM COUNTRYSIDE Countryside is a leader in property development, Our individual

Our vision is to create outstanding new homes in places of distinctive character. We deliver imaginative design excellent locations for people to enjoy, now and in the future.

Such good design helps to create a community, improves safety We can deliver every aspect of development, including both and security, and enhances our customers quality of life.

14 PHOTOGRAPHY IS FROM PREVIOUS COUNTRYSIDE DEVELOPMENTS AND IS INDICATIVE ONLY AN AWARD-WINNING TEAM AN AWARD-WINNING TEAM COUNTRYSIDE Countryside is a leader in property development, Our individual design solutions integrate with and enhance and the creation of sustainable communities and urban the surrounding natural and built environment to create regeneration. Our vision is to create outstanding new homes in places of distinctive character. We deliver imaginative design excellent locations for people to enjoy, now and in the future. solutions for every new home and development we build. Such good design helps to create a community, improves safety We can deliver every aspect of development, including both and security, and enhances our customers quality of life. private and affordable housing, commercial property and recreational and community facilities. Our principal areas of Every one of our homes reflects our core brand values of operation are London and the Thames Gateway, the South East, individual character and lasting quality, with a strong emphasis East and North West of England. We have a proven track record on light, flexibility and space within the home. The Countryside in creating high quality homes and places that our customers name is a byword for design excellence, much sought after by enjoy which stand the test of time. In recognition, we hold more discerning homebuyers seeking a higher quality of life. Housing Design awards than any other developer. KINGS PARK CHATHAM MARITIME HOMES AND COMMUNITIES AGENCY The regeneration of Chatham Maritime is the responsibility of the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA). Countryside and HCA are developing St. Mary s Island at Chatham Maritime under the name of Countryside Maritime Limited. The HCA, the national housing and regeneration agency for England, has provided vital investment for the development and regeneration of Chatham Maritime. Its vision is to create the opportunity for people to live in homes they can afford in places they want to live, by enabling local authorities and communities to deliver the ambition they have for their own areas. The HCA has overseen the development and regeneration of Chatham Maritime. It is one of the largest regeneration schemes in Europe and so much has been invested in it to ensure its next few hundred years are as productive and successful as its earlier history

Buy a second-hand home, and who knows what you could be faced with? BUILDING A BETTER FUTURE We create quality, eco-friendly and sustainable homes in the best locations.

These provide compelling reasons to choose a new home at Maritime. The customer service team at Countryside Maritime is committed to providing you, our customers, with quality homes.

15 WHY BUY NEW? THE BENEFITS OF OWNING A NEW HOUSE CUSTOMER SERVICE COUNTRYSIDE MARITIME HERE FOR YOU MAKE YOUR HOME YOUR OWN Replacing a previous owner s idea of interior design can be a costly and time-consuming process. Move into a brand new home at Maritime on the other hand, and you have the perfect blank canvas just waiting for you to make your home your own! NO NASTY SURPRISES Buy a new home at Maritime and there ll be no nasty surprises or extra maintenance costs waiting for you plus you ll have the peace of mind of a 10-year NHBC guarantee. Buy a second-hand home, and who knows what you could be faced with? BUILDING A BETTER FUTURE We create quality, eco-friendly and sustainable homes in the best locations. Our outstanding range of new homes is designed for modern living with lower environmental impact and running costs, and low maintenance. These provide compelling reasons to choose a new home at Maritime. The customer service team at Countryside Maritime is committed to providing you, our customers, with quality homes. The whole team is working to achieve one common goal: to ensure that you are satisfied and happy with your new Countryside Maritime home, from the moment that you make your reservation, to the day you move in and beyond. No matter who you are dealing with, or what queries, questions or complaints you may have, you can be confident that our people and procedures will adhere to the terms of our charter and the Consumer Code for Home Builders. Copies of the Consumer Code for Home Builders are available from our sales offices and Every home at Azure carries our commitment to quality and improvement. All of our homes are built to National House- Building Council (NHBC) standards, the technical benchmark for all newly-built homes. The standards provide guidance on every part of the building process from foundations to decoration including tolerances, performance and technical standards. To obtain a copy of the standards visit Each Countryside home also carries the NHBC Warranty (Buildmark) against structural defects for a 10-year period following the date of legal completion. Each property is quality checked and commissioned via our website; a copy (also identifying where further guidance by our dedicated customer service team before can be found) will always be provided to you upon reservation. handover to its new owner. Our customer service begins at the outset, with our trained Your interests are additionally covered by the Sales Consultants who offer guidance on the legal process Consumer Code for Home Builders which we adhere to. involved in buying a home and help with arranging mortgage Further information on the Code, which gives protection and finance through independent financial consultants. rights to purchasers of new homes, can be found on 28 INTERNAL IMAGERY TAKEN FROM PREVIOUS COUNTRYSIDE DEVELOPMENTS AND ARE INDICATIVE ONLY 29

16 BY ROAD St. Mary s Island, Chatham Maritime is located off the A289 approximately one mile north of Chatham Town Centre. From the south: From the M2, junction 3, take the A229 and then the A230 and follow signs to Chatham Town Centre, then follow brown anchor signs to the Historic Dockyard and St. Mary s Island. Go down Dock Road, over the main roundabout onto Maritime Way which leads onto the Island. From the west and the M25/A2: Leave the A2 at the A2/M2 junction, follow signs to Chatham Maritime via the A289 and the Medway tunnel. Leave the tunnel at the first exit and follow signs to St. Mary s Island. DIRECTIONS HOW TO FIND US BY RAIL There are frequent train services from London Victoria to Chatham. Journey time is approximately 49 minutes. There are also direct services to London Bridge and Waterloo. BY AIR Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Luton are within easy reach via the M2/M25. There is a private airport at Rochester and helicopter landing facilities are available within the Chatham Historic Dockyard. BY BOAT The River Thames can be navigated from Basin No.1 via the River Medway. The private marina is operated by Marina Developments Ltd. Cuxton A228 Higham M2 A2 A289 Chattenden ST. MARY S ISLAND Wainscott Upnor A228 A289 A289 Rochester Chatham River Medway A230 A229 M2 Gillingham A231 Capstone A289 Hoo River Medway A2 Rainham A289 ST. MARY S ISLAND Hempstead A2 A228 Rochester Chatham A231 A289 Gillingham Snodland A228 Burham A229 M2 Bredhurst A229 M2 A2 Rochester Airport A230 M20 Aylesford M20 A249 M20 Detling The information in this document should be treated as general guidance only and should not be relied upon as statements or representations of fact. We operate a policy of continual product improvement and any individual features may vary as described by any order under the Consumer Protection Regulation All times and distances quoted are approximate only and taken from 30 both maps.google.co.uk and nationalrail.co.uk. Maps not to scale. May Maidstone

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