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Horse riding breaks in and around Thetford Forest Accommodation for horses and owners Learn to ride - accommodation near riding schools

The light sandy soil of The Brecks provides ideal conditions for horse riding at any time of year and the area has one of the driest

Discover the historic trails that cross the heart of the area, taking riders away from civilisation and out into expansive landscapes of

Explore the peace and freedom of Thetford Forest and ancient trackways such as The Peddars Way and Harling Drove.

horses and riders at every level. Ever wanted to learn to ride?

1 Horse riding breaks in and around Thetford Forest Accommodation for horses and owners Learn to ride - accommodation near riding schools Rides in Thetford Forest and King s Forest Ride the Peddars Way and Harling Drove The Brecks is a special place for horse riding. The light sandy soil of The Brecks provides ideal conditions for horse riding at any time of year and the area has one of the driest climates in the UK. Discover the historic trails that cross the heart of the area, taking riders away from civilisation and out into expansive landscapes of forest, heath and farmland. Explore the peace and freedom of Thetford Forest and ancient trackways such as The Peddars Way and Harling Drove. Many bed and breakfast and self-catering accommodation welcome horses and there are a wide range of equestrian businesses catering for horses and riders at every level. Ever wanted to learn to ride? Several riding schools provide lessons, loan horses and accompany riders on hacks through the forest. Forest hacks, carriage driving, and events The Brecks has them all Contents THE ITINERARY Details of riding schools, routes that you can follow and places you can visit ITINERARY LISTINGS Contact information for local businesses mentioned in the itinerary ADDITIONAL LISTINGS Other useful contact details HOW TO GET THERE Public transport options for getting to the area

THE ITINERARY: Riding breaks in and around Thetford Forest gives you ideas for how you can stay for a few days and ride in the Brecks, either by using a local riding school or by bringing your own

There s no need to travel around by car either, we ve suggested accommodation that s walking or cycling distance from riding schools; and riding routes that you can reach from your accommodation.

2 THE ITINERARY: Riding breaks in and around Thetford Forest gives you ideas for how you can stay for a few days and ride in the Brecks, either by using a local riding school or by bringing your own horse. There s no need to travel around by car either, we ve suggested accommodation that s walking or cycling distance from riding schools; and riding routes that you can reach from your accommodation. Use a local riding school - East Harling Enjoy riding in the Brecks Middle Farm Equestrian Centre is located between the village of East Harling and Harling Forest. The Centre offers riding lessons, hacks through the forest, gymkhana games and pony days, although they don t cater for the under 5 s. There are two campsites nearby. Less than a mile away is the 4 star Dower House Touring Park winners off the David Bellamy Conservation Award. It is set in 20 acres of forest and has excellent facilities including an on-site pub and outdoor pool offering camping and caravan pitches. For a more simple experience the Thorpe Woodland Caravan and Camping Site is about four miles away in Harling Forest. The Angel Inn at Larling is a cycle ride away (around 4 miles) and is also a good place to eat, as well as offering 4 diamond bed & breakfast accommodation and camping in their meadow. When you re not riding you could visit local artist, Mazz Jackson, an internationally renowned tempera painter, but please phone first. (See listings for details). If you don t want to bring the car, Harling Road station, with trains fromthetford, is just a mile to the north of East Harling. From Thetford Bus Station it takes approx. half an hour to East Harling on the PW1 bus. Use a local riding school or bring your horse on holiday The King s Forest and the Icknield Way To the south of the King s Forest, just outside Culford, is the Culford Riding and Livery Stables where experienced riders can book hacks in the forest. There are several places to stay nearby. If you want to bring your own horse you can stay, self-catering, on Rosemary and Stephen Flack s working farm at Culford Farm Cottages, with peaceful walks to the river. The cottages are 4 star and 5 star rated, well-equipped and offer a swimming pool and jacuzzi. If you want to bring your own horse, there are stables and paddocks for grazing. Call the Flack s to find out cost of hay and bedding. Also in Culford, Mrs P Townsend runs a 3 diamond bed and breakfast at 47 Benyon Gardens, a bungalow overlooking farmland. If you prefer to stay in a hotel, the 3 star Swallow Suffolk Golf & Country Club is a modern hotel, situated a little over a mile away near the River Lark at Fornham St. Genevieve. Just across the River Lark at Fornham All Saints, you could stay self-catering in the self-contained wing of a country house at Fornham Hall Cottage, or bed and breakfast with Stuart and Karen Laurie at their pub the Three King s. Stone Curlew, takes refuge in The Brecks When you ve finished riding you could visit the Chimney Mill Galleries, near the river at West Stow and meet Hilary and Adrian Smurfitt who exhibit paintings, sculpture and pottery by local artists. Chimney Mill also have a small livery and Hilary is very knowledgeable about horses. 2

THE ITINERARY: Lackford Lakes and West Stow Country Park, a little further west along the River Lark, are wonderful sites for enjoying local wildlife.

West Stow Country Park & Anglo-Saxon village comprises of a reconstructed Anglo-Saxon village is set in the 125- acre park.

If you ride as far as West Stow Country Park, you can pick up the Icknield Way and continue to The Golden Boar Inn at Icklingham for lunch. Riding in Thetford Forest From Bury St.

3 THE ITINERARY: Lackford Lakes and West Stow Country Park, a little further west along the River Lark, are wonderful sites for enjoying local wildlife. Lackford Lakes has 100 hectares of wetlands with bird hides and a nature reserve. West Stow Country Park & Anglo-Saxon village comprises of a reconstructed Anglo-Saxon village is set in the 125- acre park. The Country Park is open all year and has a visitor centre, café, shop and children s play area. You an also fish at Ian McGregor's Larkwood Trout Fishery situated near the village of West Stow. If you ride as far as West Stow Country Park, you can pick up the Icknield Way and continue to The Golden Boar Inn at Icklingham for lunch. Riding in Thetford Forest From Bury St. Edmunds bus station it takes about 10 minutes to Culford on the No.332 bus and the same time to Fornham All Saints on the No.358. Brandon and Harling Drove At Brandon, on the western edge of Thetford Forest, you can hire a horse at the Forest Park Riding and Livery Centre and ride on the light sandy tracks in the forest. The centre also organises riding lessons, pony club events and own a pony days. The Little Ouse in Spring Riding in Thetford Forest is extensive, there are many forest tracks including the ancient Harling Drove that dates back to prehistoric times. It crosses the forest from east to west and has been used for centuries for taking flocks and herds from Fenland pastures to the market at East Harling. At Roudham Heath it crosses the Peddars Way National Trail. Leaflets on The Harling Drove for Riders is available in the Riding in the Brecks pack. If you bring your own horse, you can stay in a log cabin in the heart of the forest at Little Lodge Farm. At the farm there are stables and grazing in individual holiday paddocks, a floodlit menage and a two-mile cross-country course with 40 jumps. On days when you don t want to ride, Thetford Forest offers plenty of alternative activities, especially if you bring or hire a bike to get around. At the High Lodge Forest Centre you can hire a bike at Bike Art (who will deliver bikes to your accommodation) get lost in the Squirrel s maze and the family can use the adventure playground and visitor centre. If you arrive at High Lodge on foot or on a bike, you won t have to pay the car parking fee. If you re feeling energetic you could try Go Ape! the hire wire treetop trail adventure course. You can also walk or cycle to the neolithic flint mines at Grimes Graves, run by English Heritage. Go Ape! From Brandon you can walk to Thetford through the forest along the Little Ouse Path that follows the old towpath. It s a 10-mile walk and if you don t want to walk both ways you can return by train or use the Brecks bus. Details of the walk are in the Walking in the Brecks leaflet pack. You can reach Brandon from Thetford by train, the No.358 scheduled bus service, or book the Brecks bus. Safety in The Brecks Beware fast traffic on straight Brecks roads. Be seen! For safety s sake wear a fluorescent tabard. Stay mounted while crossing major roads. Wait until both directions are clear before attempting to cross. 3

THE ITINERARY: Bring your horse on holiday - Peddars Way The Peddars Way Bridle Route is a 25-mile route that takes you through the heart of the Norfolk Brecks on, or close to, the ancient Peddars

The route links with Harling Drove so you can ride through to Thetford Chase and Thetford Warren, or it can join with the six miles of riding trails on Hockham and Stow Heath.

4 THE ITINERARY: Bring your horse on holiday - Peddars Way The Peddars Way Bridle Route is a 25-mile route that takes you through the heart of the Norfolk Brecks on, or close to, the ancient Peddars Way from Roudham Heath to Fincham Drove. A leaflet with full details of the route is in the Riding in the Brecks pack (see Additional Information). The route links with Harling Drove so you can ride through to Thetford Chase and Thetford Warren, or it can join with the six miles of riding trails on Hockham and Stow Heath. This itinerary suggests four places you and your horse can stay and ride to the Peddars Way Bridle Route without having to box. Exmoor ponies at Knettishall Heath A mile from the Bridle Route at Great Cressingham, you can stay at The Vines 4 diamond bed and breakfast, a 16 th century house with mature gardens and orchard, and log fires for winter. Mike Woolnough runs The Vines in an environmentally friendly way, achieving a Green Tourism Business Scheme (bronze) Award and can offer open fields for grazing and, for a small charge, can provide hay. Storage is also available for bicycles. At Ashill, about a mile from the Peddars Way National Trail (2 miles north of the Peddars Way Bridle Route) is the 5-acre 3 star Brick Kiln Farm Caravan Park, set in meadows and woodland. Stables and grazing are available for horses. Brecks Wildflower Meadows Further south on the bridle route, close to Thompson Common, you can bed and breakfast at Home Farm, a 4 diamond bed & breakfast in Stow Bedon. It s about three miles to the Peddars Way Bridle Route past Thompson Common or you could head towards Hockham Common and join the Peddars Way there. Valerie and John Dove use local produce for their excellent farm breakfasts and run their business in an environmentally friendly way achieving a Green Tourism Business Scheme (Bronze) Award. Horses are welcome and stabling with bedding, hay and water is also available. Manor Farm, at Great Hockham, also offers 4 diamond bed and breakfast, and is 500 yards from Hockham forest where you can join the Peddars Way, about a two-miles away. Horses are welcome at this 450-yearold working farm and there are stables and paddock grazing, with hay and bedding available on request. The b&b is managed in an environmentally sensitive way and breakfasts are made from home and local produce. Miriam Mason is also happy to make delicious local produce packed lunches. Peddars Way - The Peddars Way links to the Norfolk Coast Path and is one of the National Trails. A free Pocket Companion has been printed which includes information on accommodation (highlighting those with stables, grazing fields and horsebox storage), places to visit and transport along the whole of the Peddars Way & Norfolk Coast Path from Knettishall Heath to Cromer. A comprehensive guide is also available from good bookshops which has everything you need to walk the Trail. This guide is available from good bookshops. ISBN The Peddars Wayfarer (PW1 Bus Service) runs 2 journeys daily from Easter until the end of October 2006 but not through the Winter. It links villages along the Peddars Way from Thetford to Swaffham calling at Thetford Rail Station, Knettishall Heath, East Harling, Stonebridge, Harling Road, Great Hockham, Stow Bedon, Thompson, Watton, Saham Toney and Great Cressingham. 4

5 ITINERARY LISTINGS Riding stables: Culford Riding and Livery Stables, Hengrave Road, Culford, Bury St Edmunds, IP28 6DX. Tel: Forest Park Riding & Livery Centre, 3 White Horse Street, Brandon, Suffolk, IP27 0LB. Tel: Middle Farm Equestrian Centre, West Harling Road, East Harling, NR16 2SQ, Tel: Cycle hire: Bike Art, High Lodge Forest Centre. Tel: Things to see and do: Chimney Mill Galleries, West Stow, Suffolk IP28 6ER. Tel: Go Ape! High Lodge Forest Centre. Tel: Grimes Graves. Tel: , High Lodge Forest Centre. Tel: Lackford Lakes Tel: Larkwood Trout Fishery, West Stow Tel: Mazz Jackson, Tempura Painter, Friends House, Church Road, East Harling, NR16 2NB Tel: mazjackson@aol.com West Stow Country Park Tel: Where to eat and drink: Angel Inn, Larling, Norfolk NR16 2QU Tel: The Golden Boar. The Street, Freckenham, Suffolk, IP28 8HZ. Tel: thegoldenboarinn@aol.com Accommodation for horses and owners: Angel Inn, B&B 4 diamond. Larling, Norfolk NR16 2QU Tel: Brick Kiln Farm Caravan and Camping Park, 3 star. Mr Peter Spaul, Swaffham Road, Ashill, Norfolk. IP25 7BT. Tel: brickiln@onetel.com Culford Farm Cottages, self-catering 4 & 5 star. Mr Stephen Flack, Culford, Suffolk. IP28 6DS. Tel: College House Farm B&B 4 diamond. Jackie Brightwell, Bardwell Road, Barningham, Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk IP31 1DF. Tel/Fax: Jackie.brightwell@talk21.com Church Farm Holiday Homes, Self-catering, 4 star. Category 3 National Accessibility Scheme. Nicky St Lawrence Church Farm, Narborough PE32 1TE. Tel: Crosskeys Riverside House, B&B 3 diamond. Bridge Street, Hilgay, Nr Downham Market, PE38 OLD. Tel crosskeys@aol.com Home Farm, B&B 4 diamond. Green Tourism Business Bronze Award. John & Valerie Dove, Stow Bedon, Attleborough NR17 1BZ ejdoveandson@btconnect.com Home Farm Cottage, B&B 3 diamond. Maureen Jacobs, Penhill Road, Great Ellingham, Norfolk NR17 1LS Tel: maureenhcf@msn.com. Little Lodge Farm self-catering (National Grading Scheme applied for). Hannah & Jeff Hibbs, Santon Downham, Brandon. IP27 OTX. Tel: info@littlelodgefarm.co.uk Manor Farm, B&B 4 diamond. Green Tourism Business Gold Award. Miriam and Trevor Mason, Vicarage Road, Great Hockham, Norfolk. IP24 IPE Tel: Lodge Farm 4 diamonds. Castle Acre, Kings Lynn PE32 2BS Tel: enquiries@countrysportsonline.com The Vines B&B 4 diamond. Green Tourism Business Scheme Bronze Award. Mike Woolnough, The Street, Great Cressingham, Norfolk. IP25 6NL. Tel: ,Mobile stay@thevines.fsbusiness.co.uk White Hall B&B 4 diamond. Shirley Carr, Carbrooke, Thetford. IP25 6SG.Tel: Mobile: whitehallnorfolk@aol.com 5

6 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Green Tourism Business Scheme Award Winners have demonstrated their commitment to a more sustainable environment. The scheme is based on the implementation of a range of actions helping the environment and local area. Riding stables: Forest Edge Equestrian Centre. PE37 8AS Tel: Woodlands Stables, Holywell Row, Nr Mildenhall, Suffolk. IP28 8NB Tel: boss@eque-train.co.uk Places to Visit: International League for the Protection of Horses (ILPH), Hall Farm, Anne Colvin House, Snetterton, Norfolk NR16 2LR. Tel: Other Places to Stay close to stables & attractions: 47 Benyon Gardens, B&B 3 diamond. Mrs P Townsend, Culford, Suffolk IP28 6EA. Tel: The Dower House Touring Park. 4 star. East Harling, Norfolk, NR16 2SE. Tel: info@dowerhouse.co.uk Fornham Hall Cottage, self-catering 4 star. Fornham Hall, Fornham All Saints, Suffolk IP28 6JJ. Tel: cottage@sjolin.demon.co.uk Swallow Suffolk Golf & Country Club Hotel 3 star. Fornham St. Genevieve, Suffolk. IP28 6JQ. Tel: swallow.suffolk@swallowhotels.com Thorpe Woodland Caravan and Camping Site. Shadwell, Thetford, Norfolk, IP24 2RX. Open April to Oct Tel: (in season) Tel: (out of season) Three King s, Kings Lodge, B&B 4 diamond. Stuart & Karen Laurie, Hengrave Road, Fornham All Saints, IP28 6LA. Tel: thethreekings@keme.co.uk Riding Routes: Riding in the Brecks Pack contains illustrative maps of The Peddars Way Bridle Route and the Harling Drove and is available from Tourist Information Centres or Tel or Price 2 The Peddars Way Bridle Route (Roudham Heath to the Fincham Drove) riding through the heart of the Norfolk Brecks 25 miles (65 km) with links to the Harling Drove, Hockham riding trails, Peddars Way Bridle Route (North) and bridleways in the Swaffham area. The Harling Drove (Roudham Heath to Weeting, with a link to the Hockwold Bridle Route) 10 miles (16.25 km) with just over 7 miles (11 km) off-road on sandy tracks and a further 25 miles (40km) of links. o Part 1 (Hockwold to West Tofts Heath) with link routes Santon Street, The Weeting Bridleways and the Hockwold Bridle Link o Part 2 (West Tofts Heath to Peddars Way) linking with the Peddars Way Bridle Route Norfolk Bridle & Cycle Routes Information Pack (set of six routes in a plastic wallet) from Norfolk County Council Tel: or (all packs are 70p): Swaffham Bridle Route 21 miles (34 km) on tracks and minor roads in the Brecks and beyond. It has a useful link with the Massingham Bridle Route, via the old Peddars Way. Hockwold-cum-Wilton Bridle Route) An assortment of peaceful farm tracks and grassy trails, the Hockwold-cum-Wilton Bridge Route takes riders beyond the Brecks into the Fen edge. There are about 10 miles (26 km) of routes waymarked by Norfolk County Council 6

7 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION The Icknield Way Guide for Horseriders contact East Anglian Trails: : Icknield Way Trail (The Countryside Agency and County Councils) Part of a long-distance route linking the Berkshire Ridgeway with the Peddars Way. The trail enters the Suffolk Brecks at Freckenham and follows as far as possible the original prehistoric route of the Icknield Way, ending at Knettishall Heath. Cross Country Courses: Elveden Cross Country Horse Course Tel: miles, 40+ jumps Deboxing Sites: Fengate Farm, Weeting. Grid Ref: TL May not be available from October to April. Please make a courtesy call in advance to Mr R Parrott Tel: Frost s Common, Great Hockham (on the A1075) Grid Ref: TL Swaffham Heath (south of the A1122) Grid Ref: TL Santon Street, near Santon Downham level crossing. Grid Ref: TL Santon Warren (west side of A134) Grid Ref: TL Riding Organisations in The Brecks: Anglian Distance Riders Mr Bill and Mrs Elizabeth Barrett Tel: British Horse Society, Norfolk County Access Officers (Volunteers) Miss Amanda Morgan Tel: Mrs Mary-Jo PinderTel: ; Suffolk County Access Officers (Volunteers) Mr Bryan Freemantle, Tel: ; Ms Sandra Shaw Tel: ; Regional Access Officer East. Dr Phil Wadey Tel: Endurance GB Iceni Area icenigroup@endurancegb.co.uk UK Chasers Events: Many leisure and competitive events take place in The Brecks particularly at the ILPH. See above websites. Veterinary Surgeons that treat horses: Eastgate Veterinary Group (Branches at) Bury Road Clinic, Thetford Tel: and Riverside Clinic, 15 Mill Streeet, Mildenhall, Bury St Edmunds. Tel: eastgate.vets@btinternet.com The Grove Veterinary Group, 17 Lynn Street, Swaffham. Tel: enquiries@grove-vet.co.uk The Old Golfhouse Veterinary Group (Branches at) 4 Goddards Court, High Street, Watton Tel: ; 71 High Street, Brandon Tel: ; Brandon Road, Thetford Tel: Useful Maps: For country walking or cycling, the orange-covered Ordnance Survey 1:25,000 scale Explorer maps 229 Thetford Forest in the Brecks and 230, 236 and 237 show all the detail you are likely to need, including public rights of way and field boundaries even individual buildings and back gardens. The Pathfinder 1:25,000 series: 942 Lakenheath and Brandon; 943 Thetford also cover the area. For general purposes, the purple-covered Ordnance Survey 1:50,000 scale Landranger map 144 Thetford, Breckland has a very useful amount of detail, including rights of way and tourist information. 7

8 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Tourist Information Centres: Brandon. Tel: Open: Mon, Tues, Thurs 10am-4pm. Swaffham. Tel: Thetford. Tel: Watton and Wayland. Tel: Useful leaflets: A wide range of publications are available free of charge from Tourism Information Centres or can be downloaded from the Brecks Tourism website including Come Alive in the Brecks What to See and Where to Go; Where to Stay in the Brecks; Where to Buy Food, Drink, Arts and Craft Additional publications cost 2/ 3 and are available from Tourist Information Centres or can be ordered from They include Cycling in the Brecks; Riding in the Brecks; Walking in the Brecks Useful websites: Breck Tourism Partnership Forestry Commission International League for the Protection of Horses (ILPH) Norfolk Countryside Access Peddars Way Transport Direct Visit Norfolk Visit Suffolk Photographic acknowledgements: Phoebe with Tanya, David Lloyd Western show, Enjoy riding in The Brecks International League for the Protection of Horses (ILPH); Forest Riders Forest Life Picture Library; Stone Curlew & Brecks Wildflower Meadows Chris Knights; Little Ouse in Spring Graham Portlock; Go Ape Go Ape!; Exmoor Ponies Knettishall Heath Country Park. 8

9 HOW TO GET THERE Train: Thetford station is on the Norwich to Cambridge line linking to the major railway network to all parts of UK. The journey time on Anglia Railways, operated by One, London to Thetford service (via Cambridge) takes just 1 hour 50 minutes. Cyclists with bicycles are welcomed on these trains and a range of excellent fares is available for cyclists and their bikes. Central Trains (Peterborough to Norwich line) stops at Lakenheath, Brandon, Thetford and Harling Road and on to Liverpool via Manchester Tel Rail stations are also at Bury St Edmunds and Kennet. For timetable information call National Rail Enquiries Bus: National Express operate a service from London Victoria to Norwich via Thetford and Attleborough with journey times to Thetford of only 1 hour 30 minutes. There is also a service from London Victoria via Stanstead with a journey time of 3 _ hours. National Express Tel: For local bus routes from most major towns and up to date times please visit Traveline or Tel How to get around: You can find information on local train and bus services on There are also two local bus services for visitors: Brecks Bus is a demand-responsive service that operates from Monday to Friday and The Bus will help you get out in the countryside around Brandon and Thetford to access leisure attractions or walking routes. It can carry 5 people and a wheelchair. Contact them on Peddars Wayfarer Bus (PW1) runs twice daily between Thetford bus and rail stations and Swaffham market place, calling at villages and major access points along the Peddars Way. The bus tows a specially built trailer that can carry up to 8 bicycles. Runs from Easter to October. Contact Traveline Tel:

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The itineraries give visitors exciting ideas about what to do in the area, by leaving their car at home or at their accommodation, and exploring the area by bike, boat, bus, horse or train.

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10 The CAReFREE itineraries are designed to encourage visitors to explore and enjoy the special landscapes of the East of England with minimal impact on the environment, while generating positive benefits for local people. The itineraries give visitors exciting ideas about what to do in the area, by leaving their car at home or at their accommodation, and exploring the area by bike, boat, bus, horse or train. The itineraries for each area can be found at the following websites: The Brecks Biking and Brewing in Thetford Forest Enjoy living on a working farm Horse riding breaks in and around Thetford Forest The Broads Canoe Safaris Great ideas for discovering the best of the Broads by cycle Walks and sights of the Broads by train and bus The Chilterns AONB Grand Union Canal and Tring Reservoirs North Chilterns Villages by Bicycle Walking and Cycling in the Northern Chilterns and Hitchiin Dedham Vale AONB and Stour Valley A day walking through Constable Country Days out cycling on the Painters Trail Exploring the Stour Valley on foot Norfolk Coast AONB Exploring the Norfolk Coast Cycleway See the wildlife wonders of North Norfolk by bus Great ideas for making the most of the area by bus and train Suffolk Coast and Heaths AONB A car free break in Southwold Exploring the Stour Estuary Woodbridge, Sutton Hoo and the Deben Estuary BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY: If you are business in the one of these areas and would like to write your own itinerary to show visitors how to enjoy the area near you without using their car to get around, you will find a blank itinerary template (a Word document) together with a toolkit explaining how to complete the itinerary, at the websites listed above. For further information contact: Lynne Finnigan, Brecks Partnership, King's House, King Street, Thetford, Norfolk IP24 2AP Tel: Fax: brecks.tourism@et.suffolkcc.gov.uk The CAReFREE itineraries are funded by 10

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