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The Circle Farm Tour, Fraser Valley

Did you know that Vancouver has a wine region? The Fraser Valley, located within 45 minutes of downtown Vancouver, is BC’s largest agricultural area and one of the province’s nine wine regions. Visitors can experience the edible landscape southeast of the city via the self-guided, and family-friendly, Circle Farm Tour through four communities in the Fraser Valley. Each Circle Farm Tour has its own road map directing visitors to agri-tourism offerings, including farms, wineries, breweries, markets, and heritage sites. 

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About British Columbia

In Canada’s westernmost province, fresh local bounty, talented chefs, and a melting pot of cultures combine to make British Columbia a top culinary destination. It’s a rich tapestry supported by farmers, growers, and producers whose ingredients shape menus in communities along the Pacific Ocean, in the Rocky Mountains, and everywhere in between.

Here, Indigenous cultures who have been nurturing the land for millennia showcase traditional offerings with a modern twist. Other multicultural influences inspire chefs and artisan food producers to blend local ingredients with global flavours. Dishes also vary widely, depending on place, creating distinctive regional dining scenes—from wild salmon sushi in Tofino to down-home guest ranch cooking in the Cariboo to delicate dim sum in Richmond.  Victoria, the province’s capital, boasts more restaurants per capita than almost anywhere else in Canada, while Vancouver, BC’s most populous city, was recently recognized with several MICHELIN Stars, further elevating the city’s reputation as an international dining destination. Wine touring, spirits, and local beer are hugely popular here, too, in the Fraser Valley near Vancouver, on Vancouver Island, and especially along the Okanagan Valley lakeside, where seasonal pours provide the perfect finish to a day of hiking, biking, and swimming.

The Circle Farm Tour Custom Itinerary

• Post author By Lise Hines
• January 19, 2024
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How would you like a custom culinary itinerary based on the Circle Farm Tour. These maps list the many  specialty farm-gate vendors, open-air markets, charming eateries, heritage sites, fairs, and other special events. It’s an opportunity to taste the freshest local produce and to learn more about the food culture of the region.

At Chew On This Tasty Tours, we are proud to offer all-inclusive food tours for local food lovers. Our tours are curated with a passion for food and a love of travel. We believe that exploring a new place through its cuisine is the best way to experience it. That’s why we are excited to offer you the opportunity to have your custom curated culinary itinerary based on the Circle Farm Tour partners. We know that there are so many options to discover and it can be overwhelming. We’ll curate your delicious journey through the Fraser Valley. You’ll get to taste the freshest local produce, meet local farmers and artisans, and experience the best of the region’s food culture. Why are we qualified to do this for you? Because when the Circle Farm Tours were first launched more than 20 years ago, it’s how we explored and tasted the best of the Fraser Valley.

What is a Circle Farm Tour?

If you’re looking for a comprehensive resource to the abundant agriculture of the Fraser Valley region of British Columbia, Canada, a Circle Farm Tour is the perfect choice. These self-guided tours take you on a journey through the countryside. Here you’ll discover a wide range of agri-tourism destinations, farm-gate vendors, open-air markets, and eateries.

History of Circle Farm Tours

The Circle Farm Tour concept was first developed in 2003 by the British Columbia Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Fisheries. The goal was to create a series of self-guided tours that would showcase the region’s agricultural heritage and promote local food producers. Today, there are several Circle Farm Tours throughout the province, each with its own unique itinerary.

Concept and Experience

The Circle Farm Tour experience is all about immersing yourself in the local culture and getting to know the people who produce the food you eat. Each tour is designed to highlight the best of the region’s agricultural offerings, from fresh produce and artisanal cheeses to wine and craft beer.

When you take a Circle Farm Tour, you’ll receive a brochure and map for the participating community. This will guide you to a variety of specialty farm-gate vendors, open-air markets, charming eateries, heritage sites, fairs, and other special events. You’ll travel in your own car, at your own pace, and stop wherever and whenever you like.

One of the best things about a Circle Farm Tour is that it’s a great way to support local farmers and food producers. By buying directly from the source, you’ll get the freshest, highest-quality products while also supporting the local economy.

Overall, a Circle Farm Tour is a fun and delicious way to explore the Fraser Valley region. Whether you’re a foodie, a history buff, or just looking for a unique adventure, there’s something for everyone on these self-guided tours.

Planning Your Circle Farm Tour

When planning your Circle Farm Tour, it’s important to consider your interests and preferences. With so many destinations to choose from, it can be overwhelming to decide where to go and what to do. In this section, we’ll provide some tips to help you plan your perfect tour.

Selecting Your Destinations

The Circle Farm Tour features a variety of destinations, including farms, wineries, breweries, markets, and heritage sites. To help you choose your destinations, we recommend visiting the official Circle Farm Tour website and exploring the different communities and attractions. Each community has its own brochure and map, which you can download and print or pick up at a local visitor center.

When selecting your destinations, consider your interests and preferences. Do you enjoy wine tasting? Are you interested in learning about farming practices? Do you want to try local cuisine? By answering these questions, you can narrow down your options and create an itinerary that suits your needs.

Creating a Culinary Itinerary

One of the best ways to experience the Circle Farm Tour is by creating a culinary itinerary. This type of itinerary focuses on food and drink, and can include visits to wineries, breweries, and local restaurants. To create a culinary itinerary, we recommend following these steps:

• Research local restaurants and cafes that use ingredients from Circle Farm Tour partners. You can find a list of partners on the official Circle Farm Tour website.
• Choose a few wineries and breweries to visit. Consider selecting ones that offer food pairings or have a restaurant on site.
• Plan your meals and snacks around your visits to these destinations. For example, you could have breakfast at a local cafe, visit a winery for a mid-morning tasting, have lunch at a restaurant that uses local ingredients, and finish the day with a brewery tour and tasting.

By creating a culinary itinerary, you can experience the best of the Circle Farm Tour while satisfying your taste buds. Don’t forget to bring a cooler and some reusable bags to take home some of the delicious local products.

Tasty Tours Partners

At Chew On This Tasty Tours , we are proud to partner with local farms and artisan producers to create unforgettable culinary experiences for our guests. Our custom curated itineraries based on the Circle Farm Tour draw on our long-established partners and collaborative relationships. This ensures that you get a taste of the best that the Fraser Valley has to offer.

Featured Farms on the Circle Farm Tour

The Circle Farm Tour takes you to some of the most picturesque farms in the Fraser Valley. There are a variety of farms you’ll definitely want to visit, including organic and sustainable farms, to bring you a true taste of the region. Here are some of our featured farms:

• Krause Berry Farms :  This family-owned farm has been operating for over 40 years and specializes in strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries. They also have a bakery, market, and winery on site.
• Taves Family Farms:  Taves Family Farms is a third-generation family farm that grows a variety of fruits and vegetables, including apples, pumpkins, and corn. They also have a petting zoo and apple cider press on site.
• Campbell’s Gold Honey Farm and Meadery :  This honey farm and meadery is run by a family of beekeepers who produce artisanal honey and mead. They offer tours and tastings of their honey and mead.

Local Artisan Producers

In addition to visiting farms, our Circle Farm Tour also takes you to local artisan producers who create delicious and unique products. Here are some of the artisan producers we recommend:

• The Preservatory:  This artisanal preserves company creates unique and delicious jams, marmalades, and chutneys using local ingredients. They use traditional techniques and no preservatives, ensuring that their products are of the highest quality.
• Milner Valley Cheese:   This family-owned cheese company produces a variety of artisanal cheeses using milk from their own herd of cows. They offer tastings of their cheeses and have a farm store on site.
• Trading Post Brewing :  This craft brewery and tasting room offers a variety of handcrafted beers, including seasonal and limited edition brews. They also have a kitchen that serves delicious food using local ingredients.

We are proud to work with these and other local partners to create unique and unforgettable culinary experiences for our guests. Join us on our Circle Farm Tour and taste the best that the Fraser Valley has to offer!

Chew on This: Tour Highlights

Seasonal specialties.

At Chew On This Tasty Tours, we pride ourselves on creating culinary itineraries that showcase the best of local food scenes. The Circle Farm Tour is no exception. Our curated itinerary includes stops at farms, markets, and restaurants that offer seasonal specialties.

In the summer, we love to stop at Krause Berry Farms for their famous blueberry pie and fresh berry picking. During the fall, we visit JD Farms for their delicious turkey products and pumpkin patch. And in the spring, we stop at Taves Family Farms for their crisp apples and apple cider.

Our Circle Farm Tour itineraries are custom designed to give you a taste of the best local food and drink in the Fraser Valley. Reach out to us here and request your mouthwatering culinary adventure today! Don’t want to worry about driving? Want to include a few wineries? Inquire about our options for transportation.

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Touring #justuptheroad - a 2-day circle farm tour expedition [overview].

As a born-and-bred Vancouverite, I like to think I'm well-versed of the destinations in the 604. The most recent local experience I enjoyed was a 2-day adventure through the Fraser Valley's Circle Farm Tour , a designation of Metro Vancouver backyard businesses that support local endeavours and tourism. Over these 2 days, I learned a lot about what makes these businesses special and am sharing the goods with you today.

Disclosure: Everything in this overview was experienced complimentary and all opinions are my own.

Circle Farm Tour:

On this tour, we visited the following towns and businesses:

Pitt Meadows

Hopcott premium meats, harrison mills, kilby historic site, the farm house natural cheeses, harrison hot springs.

• Morgan's Bistro
• Harrison Beach Hotel
• Muddy Waters Cafe
• Duft and Co Brickhouse
• Oldhand Coffee
• Campbell's Gold Honey Farm and Meadery
• Gojoy Berries

Hopcott Premium Meats was our first stop on this epic tour. Here we checked out the in-house bistro and got a behind-the-scenes look at their giant freezer. The cattle are all BC-born, grass-fed, and butchered on-site to reduce transportation and carbon costs.

Another key benefit is the traceability of each animal which lends to a more confident statement of quality and adherence to a process that includes dry-aging for a few weeks prior to sale.

On our way through Highway 7 into Harrison Hot Springs, we stopped by Kilby Historic Site . Here visitors can immerse themselves into an experience of olde rural BC lifestyle. There is also the main gift store if you opt out of the experience.

Agassiz is the gatekeeper to Harrison Hot Springs so we decided to pop by Farm House Natural Cheeses . Inside was a cool selection of cheese products crafted on-premises and outside were the source – goats!

This was no petting zoo, but some of the goats were genuinely curious about the humans coming to visit. The cheese here was about as local as it gets.

Making our way into Harrison Hot Springs, we first checked into the Harrison Beach Hotel . This was a family-style hotel located along the beachfront and featured a full kitchen in addition to the usual amenities of a hotel. The mattress here was quite firm but not rock hard so it was a suitable sleep for my average back.

If you plan to spend any significant time in the hotel room, getting a waterfront view is a must as the balcony has all the al fresco feeling you can want at Harrison Hot Springs.

For dinner, we stopped by Morgan's Bistro , a unique family-owned restaurant featuring the recipes of grandma and the management of her generation. For the full overview, check out my earlier post (and exclamation of love for the Fraser Valley duck) here .

Breakfast the next morning was at the iconic Muddy Waters Cafe . Family-run and at one point staffed by five sisters, this is another beachfront eatery and a great place to spend a morning in Harrison Hot Springs if you love natural light streaming in through rooftop windows while you sip your coffee or tea. Full overview here .

Harrison Hot Springs is a calm and tranquil community. If you're looking for some R&R close to Vancouver, this is a very day-trippable destination. Staying overnight is a bonus if you plan to disconnect without being too far away.

Leaving Harrison Hot Springs, we opted for the Trans-Canada Highway (Hwy 1) for our trip back to Vancouver. We stopped in Abbotsford's historic downtown district to hit up Duft and Co. Brickhouse , a recent expansion of the ever-popular Duft and Co. Bakehouse. This casual pizza shop evolved from a finer dining establishment to fill an important niche in Abbotsford – homey pizza baked fresh to order. To characterize this pizza, it's a mix of New York and Italian styles so the bread-like pizza dough had lots of chewiness and gluten lovers like me should find this pizza a good meal.

After pizza, we stopped for coffee at Oldhand Coffee Co. Latte art was A+ on my mug. Oldhand was a quaint coffee shop with a heritage schoolhouse vibe to it with all the old photos on the wall and wide-planked wood flooring. For beans, these folks source Bows x Arrows. Way to support a local Vancouver business!

Afterward, we checked out a few independent boutiques in the small downtown neighbourhood. I loved the old school heritage look of the shops. Also this dog!

Our last stop in Abbotsford proper was Campbell's Gold Honey Farm and Meadery . This is a unique business that educates the public on proper bee practices, sells honey products from their backyard farm, and hosts mead tasting sessions which help customers get a taste of the wide variety of meads on display. For wine lovers, this is a unique experience as most wineries are about the grapes and not honey. Even for non-wine lovers, I'd recommend the mead tasting session if you're into sweet drinks. Mead can be a great gateway into wine education.

The folks at Campbell's also from time-to-time host mead and honey-making workshops. A class can be a great way to gain some skills if you can't make it out to this Abbotsford farm often enough.

If you're concerned about the crystallization seen in some of the honey jars, rest assured that crystallization is a natural process of keeping honey fresh for longer.

The final stop of our Circle Farm Tour was at Aldergrove's Topgro Greenhouses, home of North America's only goji berry farm . Recently revealed as a superfood, goji berries are often found packaged as dried fruits in grocery stores. Gojoy berries are instead fresh and frozen, meaning you can still extract some juiciness from these unique berries.

Another unique feature of the farm is that during goji berry season, you can call the farm and arrange a pick-your-own session where you can fill up a bag of goji berries. Visiting the farm affords guests to learn about the history of growing an Asian-favourite berry in Canada and learning of the various nutritional benefits of including goji berries in one's diet.

Final Thoughts:

As a self-guided tour, the Circle Farm Tour is an excellent way to learn about unique businesses in Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley. As you can see from my itinerary above, there were a ton of different stops to be had and many different eats to enjoy. I'd recommend this tour for anyone with access to a car and an eagerness in local businesses. Many of these farm owners make appearances at farmers markets but the best experience is definitely the one you get on-premises. As for me, I made sure to load up on goji berries because there is literally nowhere else you can find fresh goji berries . These are a treasure to have in the 604.

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YOUR GUIDE TO LANGLEY’S CIRCLE FARM TOUR

June 18, 2023

Explore the Circle Farm Tour, a self-guided journey, through Langley’s beautiful countryside, and get to know our many unique agri-tourism destinations. A true feast for the senses; sample award-winning fruit wines; fill your picnic basket with fresh pies, local berries, and cheeses; stroll through gardens and farm markets, and maybe even meet an alpaca.

FARM EXPERIENCES

A day full of country charm awaits you, from berry fields to heritage family farms.

DRIEDIGER FARMS MARKET 23823 72 nd Avenue

EAGLE ACRES DAIRY & PUMPKIN PATCH 8796 240 th Street

KENSINGTON PRAIRIE FARM 1736 248 th Street

KRAUSE BERRY FARMS & ESTATE WINERY 6179 248 th Street

MILNER VALLEY CHEESE 21479 Smith Crescent

FARM STORES

Shop all the fresh and local finds in the Township of Langley, from quality local honey to specialty turkey.

BC BUZZ HONEY 6321 248 th St

CEDAR RIM NURSERY 7024 Glover Road

JD FARMS SPECIALTY TURKEY 24726 52 nd Avenue

RALPH’S FARM MARKET 22728 Fraser Hwy

SIPS AND SPIRITS

Sip and savour classic grape vintages and award-winning fruit wines, or try hand-crafted ciders and artisan spirits.

BACKYARD VINEYARDS 3033 232 nd Street

CHABERTON ESTATE WINERY 1064 216 th Street

FESTINA LENTE ESTATE WINERY 21113 16 th Avenue

GLASS HOUSE ESTATE WINERY 23449 0 Avenue

LOCALITY BREWING 25160 72 nd Avenue

ROOTS AND WINGS DISTILLERY 7897 240 th Street

SINOCAN ESTATE WINERY 2218 240 th Street

TOWNSHIP 7 VINEYARDS & WINERY 21152 16 th Avenue

VISTA D’ORO FARMS & WINERY 346 208 th Street

Learn more about the Langley Circle Farm Tour and find more information about the partners here .

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From intimate makers markets, to classic car shows, various food and music festivals, to high level sports games, it’s all happening here.

When it’s time to rest your head, our hotels, motels, bed & breakfasts, and rustic campsites look forward to welcoming you.

Meet the Animals Along the Circle Farm Tour in Langley, BC

Images by Michele Mateus Words by Alexis Baran

The heart of local food that brings all the greens, grains, produce, cheese and meats to our plate isn’t often in our urban centres – it’s mainly found in the people and animals who work the fields and farms. There are several places within Metro Vancouver where you can bring the kids to meet the producers and see farm animals, and a scenic place to start is Langley along the Circle Farm Tour .

At Milner Valley , a fifth-generation heritage farm, they specialize in a variety of artisan goat cheese.

There is a whole crew of adorable goats to visit on Milner Valley’s farm, who are milked to create the cheese you can buy in their shop.

All of the ogling, petting, and taking photos of the goats can get exhausting, so cool yourself with hand-made goats milk gelato, served up in the warmer months. For those sensitive to dairy, goats’ milk (and cheese) is generally easier to digest than cows’ milk, since the composition is slightly more similar to human milk. If you have a slight sensitivity with the dairy of cows, it might be worth it to give goats’ milk gelato a try.

At Kensington Prairie Farm , the alpacas roam, and if they’re close to the fence you can reach through and give them some pets right on their floofy hairdos.

Although their focus is mainly alpacas, Kensington Prairie farm also raises chickens for farm-fresh eggs, as well as cows.

All that Alpaca wool gets made into socks scarves, sweaters, and other cozy clothing. Alpaca wool is super soft, and great for retaining heat – think of all those people in the Andes who’ve relied on alpaca to keep warm for centuries. They certainly know what they’re doing.

There’s also plenty of yarn for your own knit projects.

Also on a Circle Farm Tour, Taves Family Farms has plenty of animals for the whole family to encounter, including seasonal pony rides.

Have a look at the Langley Circle Farm Tour for more stops!

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Circle Farm Tour: Hazelnuts and Honeybees in the Fraser Valley

You’re joining me in-progress on the Circle Farm Tour , a self-guided agricultural odyssey in BC’s Fraser Valley.  Click here to read about the first part of my day.

The orchard was established in 1981 by a local man named Henry Wigand with an eye to establish hazelnuts in the region. He and his son fashioned much of the specialized equipment needed for processing, but he passed away just before completing his vision. Another local family, the Hanninens, bought the farm and saw it to completion. They’ve expanded it and now run the thriving farm together.

Even better, all the hazelnuts grown here are 100% certified organic. The Hanninen’s also share a wealth of health info about hazelnuts with their visitors. High in protein and low in saturated fats, they are showing others the myriad ways you can work the wonderful hazelnut into your diet.

Pulling out a honeycomb covered in slow-moving smoked out bees, Richard explained that each colony has one queen bee, about 4,000 worker bees and 2,000 drones. The worker bees are females and the drones, all males, are there just for reproducing. The queen stays in the colony all of her life, which can be about 5 – 7 years.

Richard, who got his masters degree in beekeeping at Simon Fraser, says he got started in the craft late in life but has found something he truly enjoys. This was evident when he described days spent out in the berry patches and flower fields that he brings the colonies too so that they can produce varied flavors of honey. They also “rent out” the bees to local farmers for pollination; a visit by one of his colonies can double the local blueberry harvest. He encourages me to hold one of the honeycomb frames to feel its weight (surprisingly heavy) and then to sink my finger in the soft wax and taste the oozing fresh honey. It’s like drinking water from the source – slightly warm, golden sweet, unforgettable.

An upper shelf lines the store filled with vintage honey tins, and Richard points out a particularly banged-up one to me. He explains that The Amazing Race came through, and this unassuming tin held the clue that teams had to find in the store. It doesn’t look like much, but it’s the only one made for honey confections, he says with a devilish grin.

He and Shirley are still grinning as they wave goodbye to us from driveway and we continue down the road. It feels like we’ve been chatting with neighbors on a Sunday afternoon.

Wrap up the Circle Farm Tour with me on my next post – stay tuned!

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This self-guided farm tour is a celebration of all things farming, this tour is a rich mix of wonderful things to see, do, smell, and taste! See cows roaming the fields, and watch artisan cheese and hand-crafted pottery in the making. Take a self-guided tour of a 1920’s living history historic site, explore a garden, and shop for antiques, home & garden décor. Smell fresh coffee being roasted and taste homemade dishes with locally sourced products, heirloom tomatoes, garlic, corn, cheese, raspberries, blueberries, and fresh veggies.

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Hi. The circle island tour I had booked for ohau in 2 weeks time has just been cancelled. Any recommendations of tour companies who run these tours? Would like to see the north shore and maybe the pineapple or nut farm. Many thanks.

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19.06.2019 — 15.09.2019 Shchukin. Biography of a Collection. The Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts presents one of the most prominent collections of European Modernist art, encompassing the most important artistic trends of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.The Shchukin exhibition includes masterpieces by Claude Monet, Pierre Auguste Renoir, Paul Cézanne, Paul Gaugin, Vincent van Gogh, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, and other masters.

18.05.2019 — 19.05.2019 Moscow Museums Night 2019 In 2019 in Moscow Museums Night will be held on May 18. Hundreds of urban cultural spaces will be open until midnight, and some until morning. Many galleries and museums have prepared special programs with free guided tours, concerts and master classes. 2019 year in Russia has been declared as the Year of the Theater, therefore many events will be devoted to the history of the theater.

16.03.2019 — 18.08.2019 Ilya Repin exhibition All art admirers are welcome to the New Tretyakov Gallery to see a large-scale exhibition of works by Ilya Repin. He was the most renowned Russian realist artist of the 19th century.Please be aware that tickets for the exhibition can only be bought in advance and are not sold on the day of the visit at the box office.

18.01.2019 — 23.02.2019 Primeval Russia Photo Exhibition One of the most interesting photo festivals opened its doors to the visitors of all ages in CHA (Tsentralny Dom Hudozhnika). The exhibition uniting more than 500 works is devoted to Russian nature. The project “Primeval Russia” was organized by the enthusiastic photographers, documentary directors, cameramen, travelers and scientists. These talented people wanted not only to share the most fascinating views of our country and reveal some interesting facts about wild animals but also to draw visitors' attention to the main theme - relationships between man and nature.

31.10.2018 — 20.01.2019 East: Another Beauty Exhibition 2018 marks the 100th anniversary of the State Museum of the Oriental Art. The State Museum of the Oriental Art is the only cultural center in Russia specializing in the storage, study and popularization of the eastern peoples' culture and art.

13.10.2018 — 14.10.2018 Moscow is behind us 1941. The military-historical festival Did you know that Borodino Field was not only the location of the Battle of Borodino during Napoleoinic Wars but also the place of a severe clash between the Soviet and German forces in 1941? Join the festival of military reconstruction where the events of the WW II will come to life.

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The Chilliwack Circle Farm Tour

Good ol’ country charm!

An action packed day of good ole’ country charm awaits you on the Chilliwack Circle Farm Tour! Learn how bees communicate, ask about an old-world tradition while visiting an organic grain and flour mill and race the kids through the corn maze. Delight your senses at one of the most spectacular show gardens on earth, drop by the picturesque outdoor market on the beach and unwind with a perfect wine-paired meal. You won’t be able to resist the temptation of shopping with items like handmade soaps, unique, one- of – a kind pottery pieces, farm fresh produce, goat cheese, organic beef, kosher honey, kosher grains and fresh stone-ground flours.

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