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USA TODAY & TRAVEL.USATODAY.COM

Pick From A Crop of Farm Offerings

Laura Bly
April 18, 2008

A Sidebar to an article entitled "Savvy farmers open the gate to agritourism" (which deals in great part with grass-fed guru Joel Salatin) 

Defining Quote: " At Pennsylvania's kid-friendly Weatherbury Farm, a 100-acre grass-fed beef and sheep farm about 45 minutes southwest of Pittsburgh, guests can help Farmer Dale (his real name) with morning chores."

FROMMERS.COM

Family Spring Break and Early Summer Specials

Charis Atlas Heelan
March 18, 2008

Frommers.com reviews family spring break opportunities.

Defining Quote: " Weatherbury Farm ...combines bed and breakfast accommodation with life on a working farm and the chance to get your kids actively involved.."

 

SMARTERTRAVEL.COM

Spend a weekend on a working Pennsylvania farm

Sarah Pascarella
January 31, 2008

Smartertravel.com article on Weatherbury Farm's kids' program.

Defining Quote: " Packages include lodging, daily breakfast, an educational packet about farming, participation in farm activities, and taxes. Children will help out with morning farm chores, including bottle-feeding baby animals, gathering eggs at the henhouse, and pumping water for the animals."

EVERYDAY WITH RACHEL RAY

Make Your New Year's Resolutions and Hit the Road

December/January 2008

Everyday with Rachel Ray uses Weatherbury Farm to exemplify the resolution "simplify."

Defining Quote: " You'll learn how to live with less on Weatherbury Farm, where visitors spend their days helping Farmer Dale (his actual name) feed sheep and goats and collect eggs for breakfast."

COUNTRY LIVING
(BUCKEYE POWER)

Head for the Hills

Rich Warren
October  2007

Rick visits Weatherbury Farm during a tour of fall foliage in southwestern Pennsylvania.

Defining Quote: " You might want to spend the night before moving on to the heart of the Laurel Highlands. Consider driving to nearby Avella, where a magical place called Weatherbury Farm awaits."

THE NEW YORK TIMES

Roughaging It

S. Kirk Walsh
May 5, 2007
Weatherbury Farm is one of three bed-and-breakfast farms reviewed by The New York Times in its T Style Magazine.

Defining Quote: " 'We want people to understand the source of their food' says Marcy Tudor of Weatherbury Farm' "

KIPLINGER.COM

Affordable Vacations with Tots in Tow

Erin Burt
April 27,2007
Weatherbury Farm is one of ten affordable vacations reviewed by Kiplingers.com. (Others include San Antonio, Washington DC, US Virgin Islands, Monterrey CA, Copper Mountain CO, Bahamas Cruise, Bruce Peninsula Ontario, Olympic National Park WA & Amelia Island FL)

Defining Quote: "Looking for a family-friendly alternative to hoity-toity bed and breakfasts? Weatherbury Farm in Avella, Pa., holds the barn door wide open for little ones. "

WEEKEND MAGAZINE

Hay Fever

Lolly Merrell
September 2006
Weatherbury Farm is one of seven farm vacations reviewed by Weekend Magazine.

Defining Quote: "You won't find anything that comes as close to your grandparents' farm."

 

PITTSBURGH MAGAZINE

The Urban Escapee

Jennifer Pesci Kelly
August 2006
Weatherbury Farm is one of several driving destinations reviewed by Pittsburgh Magazine.

Defining Quote: "Trade in your yard work and overscheduled weekends for a taste of the simple life."

CHANGE MAGAZINE

Summer Rush


Sue Mayfield-Geiger
June 2006
Weatherbury Farm is one of 16 different vacation destinations reviewed by Sue (in this Houston, TX magazine).

Defining Quote: "Farm stays are the freshest way to experience a family vacation."

ARTHUR FROMMER BUDGET TRAVEL

Farmstays show the grass really is greener on the other side

Suzy Walrath
May 2006
Suzy, her children & parents take a multi-generational trip to Weatherbury Farm.

Defining Quote: "The hard part was getting my kids to leave the farm--and particularly, the porch with all the cats--for lunch and dinner. Pretty much every activity that took us off the farm, including a trip to an old-fashioned soda fountain, ended with the kids begging to go back."

PURSUITS
(the quarterly magazine accompanying the Pennsylvania Travel Guide)

Life on the Farm

Tracy Thompson
Summer 2005
Tracy & her family discover the joys of a farm vacation.

Defining Quote: "By morning, we discover that this B&B has most definitely prepared for our junior farmers. The Weatherbury Farm Kid's Packet, a folder full of worksheets, stickers and book-report fodder, is loaded and waiting for our eager farm hands to begin the morning chores."

WESTSYLVANIA

Promoting Farm Fun

Jerrilynn Schumacher
Spring 2005

Jerrilyn looks at the Pennsylvania Farm Vacation Association, focusing on Weatherbury Farm.

Defining Quote: "Grandparents don't live on the farm anymore. I think it's really important for kids to experience that part of their heritage and to find out that food doesn't come from the grocery store."

PARENTS MAGAZINE

fun on the FARM


November 2004

 

Parents Magazine (unbeknownst to us) looks briefly at three farm vacations.

"Tykes will want to head straight for the barn, where they can help bottle-feed baby animals, including rabbits, piglets and goats. Older kids can ride a horse or see a blacksmith at work"

Note from the Farm: We do have bottle-babies including goats and sheep. We also have rabbits (but don't bottle feed them), no piglets or horses (there is a riding stable about 25 minutes away). Our blacksmith does architectural ironwork, & does not shoe horses.

FARM AND DAIRY

City folk spend days on the farm

Andrea Myers
August 4, 2004

Andrea (a farm girl herself) visits Weatherbury Farm and looks at the farm vacation experience.

Defining Quote: "Children and adults alike enjoy the farm vacation experience, the Tudors say. It's a bonding experience, one that lets each generation teach and learn about farm life, learn about themselves."

OBSERVER REPORTER

"Family gives new life to old building"

Harry Funk
August 1, 2004

An article on the restoration and renovations the Tudors have done at Weatherbury Farm.

Defining Quote: "Several years and 15 miles down the road later, the barn is up and running again. Instead of housing livestock, this time around it serves as guest suites for the Tudors' Weatherbury Farm in Independence Township."

THE POST GAZETTE

"Farming for Fun"

Karen Kane
August 1, 2004

Karen's  trip to Weatherbury Farm with her daughters inspires a story.

Defining Quote: "We had gotten our hands dirty and our spirits refreshed. We hadn't pulled into the driveway before both girls wanted to know when we'd do it all again."

PATRIOT NEWS

"Back to our Roots"

Mary Klaus
June 13, 2004

An article on farm vacations focusing on Weatherbury Farm.

Defining Quote: "Don Frazier and his family spend enough time in the fast lane, with him teaching, his wife working as an accountant and their daughters involved in various activities. So when the family from Abilene, Texas, was looking 'for a real, live traditional farm.' they turned to the internet and looked at the Pennsylvania Farm Vacation Association link. They decided to visit the Weatherbury Farm in Avella, Washington County, and found the vacation of their dreams."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

"Alternative vacation: City slickers, suburbanites head to farms"

Judy Lin
June 7, 2004

This article has appeared on-line in USAtodayonline, CNN.com, MSNBC.com & other sites  and also in newspapers across the country

Judy visited Weatherbury Farm on the 1st day the new Livery was open for breakfast -- with 16 Brownies & their moms as guests. The article segues into many interesting farm vacation facts.

Defining Quote: "Yet the girls and their mothers are part of a growing number of city dwellers and suburbanites choosing to spend their vacations on farms instead of taking conventional excursions to the beach or mountains."

LONG WEEKENDS MAGAZINE

"Animal Farm"

Laura Faye Taxel
Spring/Summer, 2004

 

A look at Weatherbury Farm as a long weekend getaway destination.

Defining Quote: "Don't bring work with you. This is no place for business as usual. Don't plan on late nights with David Letterman. There are no TVs, telephones, radios or desks in these guestrooms. This is where you come to hear roosters crow at sunrise and owls hoot after dark; to walk through fields of clover and feel the tickle of a billy goat's tongue as he nibbles corn from your hand. Hosts Dale and Marcy Tudor and their 23-year-old son Nigel welcome couples, families and friends to stay for a week or a weekend and enjoy a taste of the good life, Pennsylvania farm-style."
 

GREAT INN GETAWAYS FROM CLEVELAND

"Far from the madding crows -- a family farm destination"

Doris Larson
 2004; Gray and Company

 

Doris' book looks at all kinds of Inn getaways from Cleveland including Weatherbury Farm.

Defining Quote: "Weatherbury Farm is a no-frills, kid-friendly, working farm where children are invited to help feed a lamb or calf with a Perrier bottle filled with milk. Or they can accompany Farmer Dale on his rounds of feeding the goats, guineas, ducks, gees a, and a small flock of those amazing Araucana chickens that lay blue, green and pink eggs."

THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH

"10 Summer Weekend Escapes"

Alyson Borgerding
May 25, 2003

Weatherbury Farm is one of The Columbus Dispatch's 10 summer weekend escapes.

Defining Quote: "Weatherbury Farm is a bed-and-breakfast that's also a working farm. Guests aren't required to help, but most kids -- which are Weatherbury's target demographic -- can't resist pitching in."

GREATER PITTSBURGH REGION METROGUIDE 

"Weatherbury Farms Encourages Guests to Slow Down and Relax"

2003 Edition

The Pittsburgh Metroguide spotlights Weatherbury Farm in its Washington County section.

Defining Quote: "Yes, it's a peaceful place where the tension knotted in your neck will quickly disappear.... But Weatherbury Farm isn't just about relaxation. This is the first chance for many adults and children to come face to face with sheep, cows, chickens, billy goats, geese and ducks."

PITTSBURGH MAGAZINE 

"A Friend of the Family"
Cindy Hsu Han
August, 2002

 

A review of kid-friendly places in the Pittsburgh area.

" Weatherbury Farm Bed & Breakfast: At this B&B designed to give kids a chance to feel as if they're visiting Grandma's farm, guests can participate in farm chores and earn an "official certificate" during their stay. After a hearty breakfast, collect eggs, feed animals, and enjoy the pool and surroundings. And just a short hop to Meadowcroft. Independence Township, Washington County, 724/587-3763, http://www.weatherburyfarm.com "

THE ALMANAC 

"Sheep Fest offered back to basics experiences"

Lorraine Gregus
July 31, 2002

A look at the 1st annual Sheep Fest at Weatherbury Farm.

Defining Quote: "Wool dyers, rug makers, weavers and spinners were all delighted to share hints and techniques while folk music pleasantly filled the hillside."

THE BALTIMORE SUN 

"Down on the Farm"

Peter Jensen
May 19, 2002

(This Article has also appeared in:
THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH
June 9, 2002: "Family farm vacation a chore -- and that's fun"
CENTRE DAILY TIMES (State College, PA)
June 9, 2002: "Work and play: Helping on the farm suits vacationers"
ANN ARBOR NEWS
June 16, 2002: "Down on the farm"
THE VINDICATOR (Youngstown, OH)
June 23, 2002: "First-time farmhands"

ERIE TIMES-NEWS
June 23, 2002: "Family vacation helps families dig for Rural Roots"
THE NEWS AND OBSERVER (Raleigh)
June 23, 2002: "Up with the chickens"
THE BUFFALO NEWS
July 7, 2002: "Nothing like a farm vacation to make chores a treat"
THE COURIER-JOURNAL (Lexington) 
July 7, 2002: "Dig up some fun while doing chores on farm vacation"
ORLANDO SENTINEL
July 14, 2002: "Down on the Farm"
THE ADVOCATE AND GREENWICH TIMES (CT)
July 21, 2002
PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER
July 28, 2002: "A taste of life on a farm, including the chores "
MIAMI HERALD
July 28, 2002: "The Udder World: A city family heads to the farm "
NEWS JOURNAL (Wilmington)
July 28, 2002: "On the farm, chores can be a treat"
THE PLAIN DEALER (Cleveland) August 4, 2002: "Kids eager to pitch in on farm vacation"

Peter writes of his suburban mini-driving family's visit to Weatherbury Farm.

Defining Quote: "The notion that living on a farm could be a vacation is not new, but it's a concept whose time has arrived. Have children ever been less aware of rural life?"

LANCASTER FARMER

"City Slickers and Farmers"

Lou Ann Good
April 12, 2002

Lou Ann (who was on the Poland study team with Marcy) takes a look at Pennsylvania Farm Vacations

Defining Quote: "As the president of the Pennsylvania Farm Vacation Association, Inc., Tudor is a vocal advertisement of the program that offers city and suburban residents a chance to leave stress behind and escape to the peace and quiet of the country."

THE BALTIMORE SUN 

"Break Time"

Peter Jensen
February 24, 2002
The Sun's list of 10 places to spend Spring Break includes Williamsburg, New York City, Gettysburg -- and yes! Weatherbury Farm.

Defining Quote: " Dale and Marcy Tudor may not be prepared to welcome everybody from Baltimore to stay, but it's a good bet they could handle a few at their unusual farm bed and breakfast in western Pennsylvania.  "

QUICK ESCAPES PITTSBURGH 

The Bridges of Washington County

Michelle Pilecki
2001; The Globe Pequot Press

 

Weatherbury Farm is Michelle's choice of lodging for her Washington County Escape.

Defining Quote: "Folks wanting a full farm stay can pitch right in and get at least a taste of the modern farm experience with the Tudor family, who even provide a booklet about Weatherbury Farm, which includes farm lingo."

THE OBSERVER REPORTER 

"Did you hear the one about the Avella farmer in Poland?"

Heather Nalbone
September 26, 2001
Marcy travels to Poland to study agri-tourism in that country.

Defining Quote: " ' Europeans have a whole different mindset toward vacations, ' Tudor said. ' I would like to see (farmstays) become much more known in Pennsylvania and throughout the country, and I think there's opportunity for that. "

TRAVEL & LEISURE FAMILY

"Green Acres"
Barbara Benham
Spring/Summer 2001 

(This article also appeared in the June 2001 issue of Travel & Leisure Magazine.)

 Weatherbury Farm is included on the "More Fodder" list of farm vacations. 

Defining Quote: "The full barnyard -- plus a swimming pool, located in a county with 23 covered bridges."
FAMILY FUN 

"Down on the farm"

Sharon Jaffee Dan
April, 2001
A review of farm stays across the United States where families can experience life on the farm.

Defining Quote: "Families rise and shine to Marcy's cinnamon apple pancakes. Then it's off to feed cattle and chickens and help make hay."

AMERICAN WAY 
(the magazine of American Airlines and American Eagle)

"Kid Friendly B&Bs"

Ken McAlpine
November 1, 2000 

Lists seven bed and breakfasts nationwide that are kid-friendly -- Weatherbury Farm is on the list. List complements author's experience at west-coast kid-friendly B&B.
THE PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE

"Farm bed-and-breakfasts give a fresh perspective"

Trudy Gray
June 25, 2000

 

A review of tri-state farm bed and breakfasts featuring  Weatherbury Farm.

Defining Quote: "Marcy Tudor also treasures that contact with her visitors. She and her husband Dale, a business analyst with Bayer Corp. in Robinson, bought a 100-acre Washington County farm in 1986. Planning to offer a place of peace 'Far From the Madding Crowd,' they borrowed the name Weatherbury Farm from that Thomas Hardy novel."

THE OBSERVER REPORTER

"Of modems and moos: Internet becoming latest farming tool"

Paul Snatchko
May 7 , 2000
Weatherbury Farm's Web Site is featured in an article about Washington County Farms using the Internet.

Defining Quote: "One of the beauties of it is that even if they've heard of us from another source, we can direct them to the Web Site."

YELLOW BRICK ROAD
(Innsight for Aspiring Innkeepers

"Weatherbury Farm B&B Captures Energy Star Award"

January-February 2000

Weatherbury Farm is awarded the 1999 EPA Energy Star Small Business Award.

Defining Quote: "Weatherbury Farm Bed & Breakfast, a 100-acre family vacation spot, was honored for its success at making energy-saving improvements that protect the environment while cutting costs . . .actually reducing heating costs by 50 percent."

THE WEEKLY RECORDER
(Claysville, PA)

"Avella Bed & Breakfast Awarded for Conservation"

Doug Teagarden
October 22, 1999

Weatherbury Farm is awarded the 1999 EPA Energy Star Small Business Award.

Defining Quote: "In winning EPA's first ENERGY STARŪ Small Business Award, a B&B on the Pennsylvania/West Virginia border has graphically demonstrated how environmental protection and corporate profit go hand in hand."

THE OBSERVER REPORTER

"Tudor' style: Family turns Avella farmhouse into an award winner"

Judy Chestnutt
October 11, 1999

 

Weatherbury Farm is awarded the 1999 EPA Energy Star Small Business Award.

Defining Quote: "When Marcy and Dale Tudor began to restore their 1870s farmhouse, they were meticulous about making their new home 'old' again... But also during the ongoing restoration, she and her husband installed insulation, window caulking, high-efficiency heat pumps and water measures to the century-old house they were turning into a bed and breakfast"

THE WEIRTON DAILY TIMES

"A breath of country air"


Mike Naylor
September 18, 1999

 

Farm vacations, Weatherbury style -- the answer to the perfect vacation -- a mixture of excitement and relaxation.

Defining Quote: "It's not your typical vacation getaway. Nestled into the hills of Western Pennsylvania is Weatherbury Farm, a 104 acre vacation mecca for boomers anxious to get away from the hustle-and-bustle of city life and get a taste of life on a working farm."

THE REVIEW
(Uniontown, PA)

"Fun down on the farm: Farm vacations perfect way to experience little bit of country life"
Joanna Blair
September 1999

 

A look at farm vacations, focusing on Weatherbury Farm

Defining Quote: "Vacations are designed to take people from their every-day activities to experience something out of the ordinary. Farm vacations, a chance to experience the world of agriculture, is growing in popularity."

PITTSBURGH POST GAZETTE

"Moving History"
Kelly D. Burgess
April 4, 1999

An in-progress look at the relocation and reconstruction of the livery at Weatherbury Farm.

Defining Quote: "When finished, the livery will stable people, not horses and it will house them in luxurious suites complete with a breathtaking view of the countryside."

PENNSYLVANIA MAGAZINE

"A Working Farm B&B Caters to Families"
Linda C Feltman
March/April 1999

A look at how Weatherbury Farm allows families to experience a working farm.

Defining Quote: "Within minutes, I felt at home with the Tudors, who have turned their working farm into a destination where families can spend a week or a weekend experiencing hands-on farm life."

FARM JOURNAL

"Working Family -- Is your farm special?"
Robin Hoffman

October, 1998

Weatherbury Farm is featured in a farm magazine article on marketing

Defining Quote: "So the Tudors work hard to treat guests to a warmly traditional family farm holiday. It all starts with a personal commitment, not only from Marcy but also from her husband, Dale, and 17-year-old son, Nigel."

INSIDE THE COUNCIL
(PA Travel Council)

"New Director Elected to PTC Board"
October, 1998

Marcy Tudor is elected to serve on the Pennsylvania Travel Council's Board of Directors. The Pennsylvania Travel Council is the leading trade association whose mission is to promote and protect the interests of the hospitality and tourism industry in Pennsylvania.
PLAIN DEALER
(Cleveland)

"Kids welcome at many B&Bs"
Debbi Snook
August 30, 1997

Weatherbury Farm is featured as a bed and breakfast that delights in young visitors.

Defining Quote: At Weatherbury Farm, owners Dale and Marcy Tudor have always accepted children, and  their son, Nigel, sets the tone. The 16 year old budding blacksmith takes children on his morning rounds.."

PITTSBURGH MAGAZINE

"A little touch of home"
Michelle Pilecki
July 1997

Weatherbury Farm's ambience and on -the-farm activities, area attractions and policies are reviewed.

Defining Quote: "Drawing its name from the setting of Thomas Hardy's Far From the Madding Crowd, Weatherbury Farm is an much a vacation destination as a B&B, filled with literary whimsy as well as the aspects of a working farm.".

NATION'S BUSINESS MAGAZINE

"In-House Publishing, Professional Results"
Tim McCollum
November 1996

Nation's Business looks at the desktop publishing revolution, focusing on Weatherbury Farm.

Defining Quote: "Yesteryear's charm meets today's desktop-publishing technologies when bed-and-breakfast owners Marcy and Dale Tudor turn out their own marketing brochures."

THE INN TIMES

"B&B Owner wins National Small Business Award for Marketing Savvy"
Marcy Tudor
July/August 1996

Marcy talks about winning the "Most Innovative Business Marketing Award" for entrepreneurial creativity and desktop publishing marketing savvy" and her philosophies on running Weatherbury Farm.

Defining Quote: "Right from the moment our guests arrive, we make them feel special."

THE OBSERVER REPORTER

"A Place Apart"
Denise Bachman
June 16,1996

Weatherbury Farm looked at from a Sunday "Homes" perspective.

Defining Quote: "The home's exterior  and grounds are just as enchanting as the interior"

HOME OFFICE COMPUTING

"Most Innovative Marketing Awards Winners"
Marlene Fedin
May 1996

Marcy Tudor, Weatherbury Farm, is one of six entrepreneurs nationwide to receive Microsoft Publisher's/Home Office Computing Most Innovative Business Marketing Award.

Defining Quote: "Marcy Tudor may be more cash-challenged than bigger-budgeted hotels and resorts, but she's every bit as skilled in the art of destination marketing."

PITTSBURGH POST-GAZETTE
(mon valley edition)

"A getaway vacation down on the farm"
Dave Zuchowski
April 21,1996

Dave provides a wonderful overview of Weatherbury Farm's attractions, animals and hosts.

Defining Quote: "Places like ours give people ...a glimpse of the more simple life their ancestors enjoyed."

LAROCHE COLLEGE MAGAZINE

"Cattle Call"
Natalie Wermeyer
Spring,1996

Marcy's college magazine reviews her careers and how she (and husband Dale) got interested in running a farm bed and breakfast.

Defining Quote: "My father studied animal husbandry and became a banker; I studied accounting and became a farmer."

THE HEARTLAND

"Weatherbury Farm Bed & Breakfast"
Barb and Dave Wagner
March/April 1996

Intrigued by Weatherbury's brochure, Barb & Dave visit Weatherbury Farm and delight in its pleasures.

Defining Quote: "Old MacDonald has a farm, and so do Dale and Marcy Tudor. And they would love to share it with you."

TRIBUNE REVIEW
(mon valley edition)

"Discover Christmas 'Far From the Madding Crowd'"
Leann Junker
December 3, 1995

Christmas at Weatherbury is a special time of year. A tour of the house with links to Christmases past.

Defining Quote: "If you visit Weatherbury Farm for a holiday house tour, be prepared to take a look at scenes from Christmas past."

THE MORNING CALL
(ALLENTOWN, PA)

"Farms offer home-grown vacations"
Randy Kraft
August 6, 1995

Randy traces Marcy from her childhood in Berks County, PA to running Weatherbury Farm and serving as president of the Pennsylvania Farm Vacation Association

Defining Quote: "Tudor wants to make more people aware that they can enjoy farm vacations in Pennsylvania."

THE NORTH HILLS NEWS RECORD

"Vacation with Old MacDonald -- Farms give families chance to moo-over into country"
Alice T Carter
July 16, 1994

Weatherbury Farm is featured in this look at farm vacations.

Defining Quote: "The Tudors christened the place Weatherbury Farm after the Wessex setting of Thomas Hardy's novel, 'Far From the Madding Crowd.' And indeed it is that.."

THE PITTSBURGH BUSINESS TIMES

"Bed & breakfasts opening doors to region's travelers"
David Welch
January 24-30, 1993

A look at the business side of B&Bs, focusing on Weatherbury's business  orientation.

Defining Quote: "Marcy and Dale Tudor designed their own personal retirement plan, and they didn't consult a financial expert to do it."

INTERNATIONAL LIVING MAGAZINE

"Far from the madding crowd"
Katherine Pettigrew
October 1993

An  overview of the charms of Weatherbury Farm.

Defining Quote: "The perfect place to stay during your Washington County family retreat is Weatherbury Farm."

THE OBSERVER REPORTER

"A farm vacation for city slickers"
Don Herschel
June 15, 1993

A journal account of Don's visit to Weatherbury  Farm, highlighting ambience, history and breakfast.

Defining Quote: "If you're looking for a relaxing country getaway, with a bit of history and entertainment thrown in, you don't have to go in Lancaster County. A 'farm vacation' at Dale and Marcy Tudor's Washington county may be just the thing. .... With my first step inside, I could tell that the owners had put a lot of work into restoring the house and paid a great deal of attention to detail."

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