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In this episode, we're talking "All About the Upcoming Tourism Forum in Rocky Point!" Explore the vibrant and scenic world of Rocky Point as we dive into details about the upcoming tourism forum set to take place in this beautiful coastal destination. Discover the agenda, influential speakers, and exciting events that will shape the future of tourism in this remarkable location.

A Rocky Point tourism forum would likely be a platform or event where people gather to discuss and exchange information about tourism in Rocky Point, which could refer to a few different places.

Puerto Peñasco, Mexico: Rocky Point, also known as Puerto Peñasco, is a popular tourist destination in Mexico, especially for people from the southwestern United States. It's located on the Gulf of California (Sea of Cortez) and is known for its beautiful beaches and resorts. A tourism forum for Rocky Point in Mexico might focus on topics like accommodation options, things to do, dining, safety, travel tips, and local culture.

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Hey y’all! Say hello to

Ebott~

Or at least the first wip of the ebott map! I have all the main (above ground) locations so far!

For those who are wondering, dark brown is rocky hilly land/cliff sides, rusty brown is mountain ranges, khaki is grassland, green is forest, and light tan is beaches obviously lol. I don’t think I need to say what the blue areas represent.

I’ll add descriptions of each landmark below the next picture.

Alright starting from left to right:

Atlantis: home of the hadal monsters, the majority of this city is underwater, but some of it is accessible through the cliffs of bluefin island as well as floating buildings anchored to the shallower ocean around the island. The majority of Atlantis city houses its people in the curved section of the ocean trench by bluefin island. The buildings are carved into the rock.

Seashore: ebotts second largest beach town, seashore is a beautiful place where the majority of ebotts fishing trade takes place. It’s a popular vacation spot more for ebotts residents, but it does get some tourism too during holiday season.

Echo hills: the southernmost city of ebott, echo hills is a small city surrounded by grassy farmland. Due to the location, the place is raining more than not, and is perfect for crops that need lots of water! Echo hills is best known for its rice, producing just enough to sustain ebott.

Remembrance: located to the west on wells island, remembrance town houses one of the maintained entrances to the connected underground’s. It is also the point where the famine monsters were found and rescued. Here the royals placed the memorial of those left behind. Massive stone statues carved all over with the names of family who died underground or were left behind in the crash surround the caves entrance. A small town of monsters maintain the area, and some livestock are raised there as well.

The great dam: exactly what the name suggests, it’s just ebotts biggest dam. It’s part of the national forest so only a handful of maintenance workers and rangers actually live there. The dam is connected to waterfall lake.

The national forest entrance: this is the official way to see the national park, and access the maintained trails. Most of the park rangers live near here as well. There’s a small tourist trap too selling gift items, and farther up is a hunting lodge that opens during open season.

The Temple: located right in the middle of ebott, the actual temple building sits on top of three large mountains near kidney lake. The temple houses ebotts history and is a popular tourist spot. It also houses one of the maintained entrances to the underground, connected to some of the upper levels of waterfall.

NEW EBOTT: the largest city of ebott, and the capital of the county. New ebott has it all! The education, entertainment, shopping and jobs! And of course all the important big government buildings are here as well as most of the royals! New ebott is the only city connected to all the railroads and has the largest airport.

Rails Way: a city surrounding an important train stop, rails way is the in between rest stop between Portland and new ebott. Besides the trains passing through, it also is where trucks in ebott are made and fixed for the most part. There’s a few other factories in the city as well, like a few metal processing plants.

Metta Land: north to new ebott, this is basically a theme park, mega mall, and Hollywood all rolled into one spot. Metta land is so big that there’s even a few villages around it where its employees live. It also houses the only man/monster made entrance to the underground, going straight to hotland of course. What happens in metta land stays in metta land

Portland: this is the second biggest city of ebott located on the east. Almost all trade ships stop here. Portland is a bustling business city full of factories, and has a few houses of education too! It also houses most of ebotts navy and has the second largest airport.

Cape resort: located on the southern rocky cliffs, cape resort is in fact not a resort. It’s rocky, cold and generally horrible to live in if you’re not an aquatic monster lol. However it has an oil rig. Lots of hadal and sea monsters live there maintaining that oil rig.

New hope: new hope is a beautiful mountain town housing the entrance to snowdin, the largest entrance to the underground. It gets the largest amount of tourists year round and is a popular ski location during the winters as well. The parts of new hope that aren’t for tourists are mostly farmland or forests put aside for logging. Plenty of vineyards are in this area

Ridgeside factory: Ridgeside factory is ebotts main power plant and is directly connected to the core in hotland as well. It’s surrounded by a few villages too where more outdoorsy monsters live. Those who don’t work at the factory are either from hotland or are miners. The mountains in the area are littered with natural caverns being used as mine entrances

Golden valley city: the golden valley refers to the surrounding farmland, but in the very middle of it is the golden valley city. It is a rural type of place, is where the majority of ebotts produce passes through before being sold, and is a huge art center of the country. Just about everything above ground is grown in the valley surrounding the city.

Steeler city, the third largest city of ebott, steeler is where golden valley ships their produce to be preserved and spread around the rest of the country. Steeler is full of factories and restaurants. The most famous eating places of ebott are located here!

Crimson gate bridge: it’s a massive bridge named after the Golden Gate Bridge in California. This bridge is actually a sunny gold color, but they named it crimson in fear of being called copycats

Corncopia: a third farming community located between the split between white water river, ebotts biggest river. Corncopia is absolutely gorgeous but space is limited so it’s a fight to get any land there. The prime spots are taken by the rich for their homes or by the big wig farmers who cemented their place when the country was first forming

Not listed on the map is the underground! Ebott still has all the underground chambers from when the monsters were sealed away. New entrances to the underground are being discovered each day, and still plenty of monsters live there, preferring the comfort of a home they knew from before. Since there no longer trapped inside, the underground has become pretty comfortable. At least the discovered parts are ;)

I’ll describe the three main areas from smallest to largest

Hotland: hotland is really only a small thin chunk of the underground. A long but thin lake of lava surrounded by rocky chambers makes up the areas of hotland. The most popular spot of course is hotland city, connected to metta land, it’s pretty much the Vegas of ebott these days. The less visited spot, core, is a small town housing the core, connected to Ridgeside factory, and housing several research centers.

Snowdin. Snowdin is actual just the name of the small quaint town close to the underground entrance in new hope. They have year round skiing, and a pretty boat ride through waterfall straight to hotland for tourists. The outskirts of snowdin however have several villages filled with farmers growing magical crops that thrive in the cold temperatures.

Waterfall: it’s estimated that nearly 80% of the underground chambers are waterfall lands. Humid, cool but not frigid, and filled with varying levels of fresh and salt water, waterfall is underneath the majority of ebott, and even extends into the ocean some. Almost all of ebotts magical crops are grown down in the lived in parts of waterfall. It’s because of this area that ebott is self sufficient in feeding its people. Waterfall also houses the fourth and fifth largest cities of ebott; New Shell and Lily pad Fields.

Whew! That was a lot! I’ll probably add more to the map later on, but I think this is good for now

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Why I Get It

Been having a lot of discussions with people recently regarding the Avatar universe and I came to the realisation that they get so much universal dislike BECAUSE THOSE PEOPLE HAVE NEVER TRULY EXPERIENCED THE KINDS OF TRAUMA AND GRIEF THE MOVIES DEPICT AND HAVE NO PERSONAL REFERENCE TO THOSE KINDS OF EMOTIONS SO THEY GO RIGHT OVER THEIR HEADS.

As someone who is not one of those people, I didn’t need anything explained to me. I saw it plain as day.

In my country, people praise the landscape. It’s a major selling point for both tourists and businesses. Rolling green rocky hills stretching off across the horizon. They call it the country’s natural beauty.

But it’s not. Those hills are what remains of a dead and dying selection of ecosystems including a rare type of rainforest. The trees and shrubs were burned away so people could hunt birds or graze sheep and cattle. Grasses and mosses took over where they could get footholds and people sing traditional songs about this environment like that’s normal. Our true naturally beautiful country died and we pack it up and sell it off to the highest bidders so they can flatten more of what survived to build more concrete eyesores so people can have a better view of it.

The local people live in squalor very close to these areas in comparison. Damp homes literally rotting apart. They get nothing from the building of all of the tourist traps. And yet they’re taught to take pride in it. Look at that natural beauty, doesn’t it make you proud that this is your country? They’re moved on out of the way to make space for false cultural sites, hotels and nature walking trails with no nature. They are allowed to walk and camp wherever they want technically by law but they have rules to abide by and they have no true control over what happens on that land and there’s less and less “wild” areas for people to walk with entire areas developed and blocked off to only those willing to pay for it.

One of the biggest most disgusting things in recent years has been the placements of an obscene amount of wind farms on these dead forests that would be better off with re-wilding. Metal predatory bird blenders coating the landscape and not allowing anything to grow that should have.

But re-wilding isn’t profitable. The hunters bring tourism money. The wool and lamb and mutton are prize exports. The wind farms are virtue signalling that the country is trying to go greener while ironically enabling the opposite.

The most darkly funny part about this being that people got so used to the dead deforested hills that they complain about the wind farms only from a visual standpoint. They’re blocking the view of something that shouldn’t even be like that to begin with.

Every time I go back I see more and more of the true natural beauty vanishing because it doesn’t sell as well as the fake one. Most forests you see traveling upwards are managed for logging and not actually wild. They’re surrounded by the desolate wastes. Sticking out as dark green against the faded mossy expanse.

In much the same way the culture has been going through the same motion. A fake idea of what it is sells better than the real thing. 

When people hear me speak, ask me where I’m from and I tell them, they give me stories about how beautiful the place is and the cultures and customs of my homeland that they will correct me for stating that they’re made up or exaggerated for tourists like they know better than I do as a native of that place for decades. Sometimes people that have never been will tell me I’m wrong and they’re right about where I’m from or refuse to believe the truth of what I lived.

Many days I go out just living my life and it ends up turning into other people telling me that my dead country is so amazing and they want to go there someday but never do and I just want to tell them not to if they’re just going to ogle at those hills and put on some rented traditional dress and pretend to talk in a local language and support those that keep the place dead. 

But I just want to get things done. So I bite my lower lip as hard as I can and hum like I’m listening with intrigue. Like I’ve not been hearing it for most of my life.

I’m just one man going up against the centuries of commodification and exploitation of the lands I took my first breath in that are ingrained deep like old scars within each generation of what I guess are “my people” but they would sooner turn on each other than fight the common enemy goading them into it. 

Because not fighting all the time means they have free time to think about something else. Like why they’re fighting. Possibly even why their “enemy” is fighting them.

By blood, some in the country I was born would class me as not “truly” one of the same people as them. I’m part “coloniser” to them. Tainted and not trustworthy. My opinions and values are warped by the enemy. My mother was repeatedly given what John Howard Griffin accurately described to the response of chills going through my spine when I read it, a “hate stare”. As a very young child before I learned that people were nicer to me when I spoke more like my father and uncles and used their language, I would sometimes feel that look at me, too. 

If people discovered that my mother wasn’t raised local, their demeanour would change in a flash. I was suddenly getting looks whenever I entered a room knowing they were saying things they didn’t want me to hear. I would be cut out and left alone. It was still preferable to having bricks through our windows like other families “harbouring settlers” did. There are still a lot of people that deny that it’s even a thing. But it happened then and happens now.

The best I can hope for to make a difference against all of this and raise up the awareness is for me to find my own success and be able to make a public platform of my own where I can openly talk about these things.

But until then, I just lead people to Avatar and give them a brief synopsis of what they might not understand on the first watch from my own experiences.

And I post warnings like these. Reminders that countries and cultures like mine exist across the globe and that despite Urban North American Anglophones being the vast majority telling others that the movies are flashy visuals with not much else, there are many more people that find a personal or cultural resonance in them across time zones and get the points being made that fly past those that don’t.

For anyone curious, my ecological nightmare birth country is Scotland. Think of what I told you the next time you look at a postcard or watch a travel blog about the place. That “beauty” is death. By praising it you encourage it. They won’t put back the trees if people keep believing the national lie that there shouldn’t be any and that it’s better that way. This image should look barely any different from Austria not Binthu.

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Vacation Log: Zamboanga City

Hey guys! After such a long vacation, I am finally home with proper wifi to use and I can tell you all about my wonderful trip to Zamboanga City! Long post ahead

First Day

It actually wasn't too eventful when we got there because my brother and I were so tired from the trip there and ended up napping for 5 hours since I didn't sleep at ALL the night before. The flight was at 5:40am so we had to get there at 3am and I couldn't sleep at all. 😅

After that my mom went to coordinate with the office of tourism to get us our stops for the next few days.

We had dinner at the hotel. My meal was Korean Chicken with garlic rice and a strawberry milkshake.

The meal itself was quite nice and I enjoyed that they added these chip things into the garlic rice. They warned me that the chicken might be spicy but as I ate it, I was wondering whether I just had a high spice tolerance or if it just isn't spicy at all.

Either way, we went to bed after that.

Second Day

For the second day, we had breakfast at the buffet. I got a ham and cheese omelette, rice, beef stew, and some bread with butter and strawberry jam

Once breakfast was finished, mom coordinated some trips again because we needed a ride.

Since my mom booked a trip SUPER FUCKING EARLY we had to buy food from the mall since there's no way we'd have enough time to eat breakfast with that sort of schedule.

On the way to the mall, my mom got an idea to get a ride from the taxi driver for a city tour on that day so instead we sorta went all over the city to check out all the notable locations.

The driver was really nice too, great guy.

The city tour was so FUN!!

Our first stop was this really fancy Church and I took a bunch of pics, trying to pretend I was a professional photographer codjodbskx

Then I got to go to Fort Del Pilar

There was a museum inside!! I learned so much about my country's history before colonisation!!!! It was one of my favorite experiences that day

Among our stops was a trip to a butterfly garden, it wasn't very noteworthy though since it was kinda small and didn't have that many different butterflies 😅

But after that we got to go to the Yakan Weaving Village where I got three beaded bracelets and three earring sets :D

I think my mom also got some fabric from them

And not too get all sappy about this but I felt... happy when I bought the bracelets and earrings. It felt like I was connecting with and supporting my own culture. Growing up, I felt alienated to most of my peers because I struggled speaking Tagalog. Most people thought I was a foreigner in my own country even though I've lived here my whole life. I tried to get in touch with my roots by researching our history and culture but... I didn't feel like it was enough. I get insecure whenever my mom points out that I have an American accent whenever I try to speak Tagalog, which discourages me.

But that trip to immerse myself in my own culture felt so lovely to me. I was able to learn all sorts of new things! I found out that the process of weaving took 4 days to create and that the Yakans were modernising the craft a little. It gave me hope that such practices won't die out any time soon and that our traditions could live on for very long.

So that was day two, a great tour of the city while learning all sorts of new stuff about Mindanao culture. Apparently they also speak Chavacano according to the nice driver who told us some interesting stuff about living in Mindanao.

After the tour, we bid the driver goodbye and had dinner at a Japanese restaurant.

Third Day

Yeah we had to wake up early and left the hotel at 6am to go island hopping at the Once Islas. We rode on a boat to see 11 of the islands.

At one point we wanted to take pictures near some rock formations and something absolutely insane happened during this

So let's paint a picture first:

Imagine like this very rocky environment and I'm having difficulty traversing the land due to exhaustion. I see my brother getting his picture taken because he wanted a new profile picture for his facebook page so he poses like he's watching the sea with a contemplative expression. My mom is facing towards him with her back against the rocky wall.

I decide to rest a little so I was about to place my hand on the rock but I suddenly notice something long and bright green on the spot where I would rest my hand. My eyes adjust and realise...

It's a fucking snake staring at me.

It was about the size of my forearm and had such large black eyes. Honestly it was cute at first, especially since it was just sitting there.

I stepped back and calmly tried to tell my mom, "Mommy, don't panic. There's a snake beside you."

She turned around, saw the wild snake, then screamed.

But then started recording the snake??? 😭😭😭

Yeah so the tour guide brought us away from the snake but for some reason we just went further into the rock formation area instead of just leaving. We took a few pictures there and then returned to the beach.

When we went back to the area where the snake was, it was gone.

After that we went to the last island to swim at the ocean then finished the island hopping there.

On the way to Merloquet Falls, I decided to play HSR and won my 5050 at my second pull! I was so so happy I got Blade.

Then we got to Merloquet Falls. The way there was really long, like there was a shit ton of stairs.

Though, a dog kept following us all the way. It kinda freaked my brother out since he's a germaphobe.

Yeah so we got there and there was another dog apparently and at this point my brother was pretty upset because he didn't want to swim in a "germ-filled" place

Meanwhile I was ecstatic because holy shit the falls were BEAUTIFUL

We were just gonna hang around there but then I got bored since there was no signal or wifi there so I went for a swim in the river near the falls. It was really fun. There was no sand (I hate sand) and the water was perfectly cold!

After we were done we had to go back through the stairs and it was hell for my legs. I was so exhausted I think I almost passed out by the time I got to the van.

My brother told me not to keep the aircon up so high because I could get sick from the cold but I didn't listen

Spoiler alert: I should've listened, got sick as soon as I got back to the hotel and couldn't last dinner before I got back to bed and fell asleep

Fourth Day

Woke up early that day again but was at least able to get some breakfast at the buffet. We went to Pink Beach and at first I was like "That doesn't look very pink" but then I got closer to see it up close and turns out there were little red pieces of coral fragments mixed into the white sand, which made it look rather pink.

So yeah we swam for a moment but mom told us we'd be getting a tour of the lagoon so at first I was a little miffed about being interrupted from my swim session but got over it.

We got a tour of the mangroves as well and I was really impressed by how clear the water was. I could see all the seagrass under the boat and the air smelled so clean.

I listened to the tour guide talk about the place and how the seagrass filters the water which is why it was so clear. He also explained how caviar sorta hurts the ecosystem due to how its made so he showed us the alternative to caviar, which was these sea grapes.

Then he asked us if we wanted to hold a jellyfish and that it was a once in a lifetime opportunity, so obviously I accepted. Feeling the jellyfish was so fun, it was red and soft and slimy. It fit perfectly in my palm.

So after that we swam a little bit, had some lunch, then went back to the hotel to shower.

After the shower, we rushed straight to the mall to go see Barbie and Oppenheimer.

Barbie was awesome and is now my favorite movie ever next to like- Puss in Boots: The Last Wish.

I didn't feel too keen on watching Oppenheimer because it genuinely just doesn't seem that interesting to me but I was willing to sit through it since my mom and brother were looking forward to it.

We were going through the movie but then there were scenes of nudity and definitely not safe for children scenes. My brother is like 16 so he was allowed into the theatre after my mom showed his ID but he got disturbed by the nudity scenes and left.

I thought it was fine and kept watching it for my mom's sake even if my brother left but then she also decided to leave since she didn't want to leave my brother alone.

So yeah we didn't get to finish Oppenheimer.

After that we had dinner at KFC and decided to go shopping. I got a new jacket and a nice portable charger.

Then we went home.

And that's pretty much the end of the vacation since we left the next day.

More on the snake

so apparently we looked up what type of species the snake was extremely dangerous??

my mom keeps saying I saved her life but honestly I'm still horrified because I was a second away from accidentally touching that thing.

If I was too late in noticing then I would've been in a world of trouble 😭😭😭

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Traversing Majesty: Cradle Mountain Guided Walks

Nestled within the pristine wilderness of Tasmania, Cradle Mountain stands as a beacon of natural grandeur, beckoning adventurers from around the globe to explore its rugged trails and awe-inspiring vistas. For those seeking an immersive experience amidst this iconic landscape, Cradle mountain guided walks offer an unparalleled opportunity to delve into the heart of one of Australia's most beloved national parks.

A Land of Legends and Legends

Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage-listed wilderness area, renowned for its dramatic scenery, ancient rainforests, and diverse wildlife. At the heart of this expansive reserve lies Cradle Mountain, a towering peak surrounded by alpine tarns, glacial valleys, and meandering rivers. Steeped in Aboriginal lore and European exploration history, Cradle Mountain is a place where ancient stories intersect with modern-day adventures.

Expert Guidance for Unforgettable Journeys

Embarking on a guided walk-through Cradle Mountain ensures that every step of your journey is enriched by the knowledge and expertise of experienced guides. These knowledgeable locals possess a deep understanding of the park's ecology, geology, and cultural significance, allowing them to offer invaluable insights into the natural wonders that unfold along the trail. Whether you're a seasoned hiker or a first-time visitor, their guidance ensures a safe and enriching experience for all.

Tailored Adventures for Every Explorer

Cradle Mountain guided walks cater to a diverse range of interests and fitness levels, with options ranging from leisurely strolls to challenging alpine treks. For those seeking a relaxed introduction to the park's beauty, guided walks around Dove Lake provide stunning views of Cradle Mountain reflected in its tranquil waters, while short walks to Enchanted Walk and Pencil Pine Falls reveal the park's lush rainforest and cascading waterfalls.

For the more adventurous, full-day hikes to Marion's Lookout or the summit of Cradle Mountain itself offer exhilarating challenges and breathtaking panoramas. These guided expeditions provide an opportunity to traverse rugged terrain, scale rocky peaks, and witness the ever-changing landscapes of the Tasmanian wilderness.

Immersive Experiences in Nature's Classroom

Beyond the physical challenges and scenic rewards, Cradle Mountain guided walks offer a deeper connection to the natural world. Along the way, guides share stories of the park's flora and fauna, pointing out native plants, spotting elusive wildlife, and interpreting the signs of ancient glacial activity etched into the landscape. Whether it's the haunting call of a currawong echoing through the valleys or the sight of a wallaby grazing in a sun-dappled clearing, every encounter serves to enrich the sensory tapestry of the journey.

Preserving a Precious Heritage

As stewards of this pristine wilderness, Cradle Mountain guided walks prioritize environmental conservation and responsible tourism practices. Guides educate participants about Leave No Trace principles, encouraging them to minimize their impact on the fragile ecosystems they encounter. By fostering a deep respect for the land and its inhabitants, these guided walks help ensure that Cradle Mountain's natural beauty remains preserved for future generations to enjoy.

Plan Your Journey to Cradle Mountain Today

In a world filled with distractions and noise, Cradle Mountain stands as a sanctuary of solitude and serenity, inviting travelers to unplug, unwind, and reconnect with the rhythms of nature. Whether you're drawn by the challenge of conquering a mountain peak or the simple pleasure of a leisurely stroll through ancient forests, Cradle Mountain guided walks offer an experience that is both transformative and unforgettable. So lace up your boots, breathe in the crisp mountain air, and embark on a journey of discovery amidst the majesty of Cradle Mountain.

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Exploring the Majesty of the Hidden Himalayas: The Bali Pass Trek

Nestled amidst the towering peaks of the Indian Himalayas lies a hidden gem waiting to be discovered by adventurous souls – the Bali Pass. Situated at an altitude of 4,892 metres (16,043 feet), the Bali Pass is a high-altitude mountain pass that offers trekkers a thrilling adventure through some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand, India. In this blog, we'll delve into the details of the Bali Pass trek, exploring its height, altitude, distance, and the unique experience it offers to trekkers, especially during the month of June.

Bali Pass Trek: A Brief Overview

The Bali Pass trek is a challenging yet rewarding journey that takes trekkers through remote villages, lush alpine meadows, pristine glacial lakes, and rugged mountain passes. Starting from the quaint village of Sankri in the Uttarkashi district, the trek winds its way through the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary, offering breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, including Swargarohini, Banderpunch, and Kalanag.

Bali Pass Height and Altitude

The Bali Pass stands tall at an impressive height of 4,892 metres (16,043 feet) above sea level, making it one of the highest mountain passes in the Indian Himalayas. Trekkers will be awestruck by the panoramic views of the surrounding peaks and valleys from this lofty vantage point, providing a sense of achievement and exhilaration.

Bali Pass Trek Distance

The total distance covered during the Bali Pass trek is approximately 60-70 kilometres (37-43 miles), depending on the specific route chosen and any side excursions taken along the way. The trek typically takes around 7-9 days to complete, allowing ample time for acclimatisation and exploration of the stunning landscapes en route.

Bali Pass Trek in June

June marks the onset of the summer trekking season in the Indian Himalayas, making it an ideal time to embark on the Bali Pass trek. During this month, the weather is relatively stable, with clear skies and comfortable daytime temperatures ranging from 10 to 20 degrees Celsius (50 to 68 degrees Fahrenheit) at lower altitudes. However, trekkers should be prepared for cooler temperatures and occasional rain or snow showers at higher elevations.

The Hidden Himalayas: A Journey of Discovery

As trekkers set out on their journey to conquer the Bali Pass, they are immersed in the pristine beauty and raw wilderness of the Hidden Himalayas. The trek takes them through dense forests of pine, oak, and rhododendron, where they may encounter a variety of wildlife, including Himalayan black bears, musk deer, and elusive snow leopards.

Challenging Terrain and Spectacular Views

The Bali Pass trek presents trekkers with a variety of challenging terrain, including steep ascents, rocky moraines, and snowfields. However, the effort is rewarded with awe-inspiring views of towering peaks, glacier-carved valleys, and shimmering alpine lakes. Trekkers can catch their breath and soak in the majestic scenery as they traverse the high-altitude passes and ridgelines that define the landscape.

Cultural Encounters and Himalayan Hospitality

Along the Bali Pass trek, trekkers have the opportunity to interact with local villagers from the remote mountain communities of the Garhwal region. These encounters offer a glimpse into the rich cultural heritage and traditional way of life of the Himalayan people, who warmly welcome visitors with their hospitality and kindness.

Preserving the Pristine Wilderness

As trekkers explore the Hidden Himalayas on the Bali Pass trek, it is essential to maintain a deep respect for the fragile ecosystem and pristine wilderness of the region. Practising Leave No Trace principles, minimising environmental impact, and supporting responsible tourism initiatives are crucial steps in preserving the natural beauty and ecological integrity of the Himalayas for future generations to enjoy.

Conclusion: A Journey of Adventure and Discovery

The Bali Pass trek is a testament to the allure and majesty of the Hidden Himalayas, offering trekkers a once-in-a-lifetime adventure through some of the most breathtaking landscapes on earth. From the towering peaks and rugged mountain passes to the lush alpine meadows and pristine glacial lakes, every step of the journey is imbued with a sense of wonder and awe.

As trekkers navigate the challenging terrain and immerse themselves in the raw wilderness of the Himalayas, they embark on a journey of self-discovery, cultural immersion, and spiritual renewal. The Bali Pass trek is not just a physical adventure; it is a transformative experience that leaves a lasting impression on the heart and soul, inspiring a deep appreciation for the natural world and the hidden treasures of the Himalayas.

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Belfast to Giants Causeway Trip: Hire a Professional Guide to Enjoy a Memorable Trip

One of the most famous natural marvels in the world, the Giant's Causeway is tucked away along the craggy coast of Northern Ireland. It is understandable why this UNESCO World Heritage Site draws tourists from all over the world with its remarkable hexagonal basalt columns and breathtaking coastline surroundings. A Belfast Tour Giants Causeway is a must-do for anybody starting a Belfast tour. The Giant's Causeway is more alluring and mysterious because of its rich mythology. 

Irish legend claims that the giant Finn McCool constructed the causeway as a means of accessing Scotland in order to confront his rival giant, Benandonner. The Giant’s Causeway is a true geological wonder that captivates tourists with its surreal splendor, despite the narrative around it being heavily based in fantasy. 

To further add to the awe and mystery of this natural marvel, the volcanic eruptions that built the Giant's Causeway also gave rise to comparable structures in Scotland and the Isle of Staffa. In order to limit their influence on the delicate ecology, visitors are urged to preserve the natural environment and stay on paths and observation areas as specified. Visitors may contribute to preserving the integrity and beauty of this remarkable geological wonder for future generations by engaging in responsible tourism practices.

Several Ways to Experience This Natural Wonder of Belfast Tour to the Giant's Causeway 

Guided Tours

A lot of tour companies provide transportation to and from the Belfast Tour Giants Causeway as well as educational commentary on their guided tours departing from Belfast. With the ease of professional direction and insider knowledge, guided tours let guests to completely immerse themselves in the causeway's geology and history. 

Self-Guided Exploration

Self-guided exploration of the Giant's Causeway is an option for individuals looking for a more autonomous experience. To explore at their own leisure, visitors can drive alone or use public transit from Belfast to the causeway. The site's cultural value and geological aspects are explained with interpretive markers located along the pathways. 

Visitor Center

With exhibitions, audio-visual shows, and a gift shop, the Giant's Causeway Visitor Center acts as a central point for information and services for tourists. The center enhances visitors' experience and comprehension of this amazing natural phenomenon by offering a thorough introduction to the causeway's history, geology, and legend. 

Coastal Walks

Beautiful coastal walking routes that encircle the Giant's Causeway provide breath-taking vistas of the rocky shoreline and sea cliffs. Hikers may enjoy breathtaking walks along the Causeway Coast Path, discovering historic ruins, sea caves, and secluded coves as they go.

Trip to Giants Causeway from Belfast: Choose a Guide to Get Best Experience of Trip 

Visiting the Giant's Causeway from Belfast is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the breathtaking scenery and rich cultural legacy of Northern Ireland. There are several ways for visitors to go for a Trip to Giants Causeway from Belfast. As an alternative, guided tours are offered, which provide convenient conveyance and insightful discussion as you go. Bus connections from Belfast to neighboring towns like Coleraine are available for use as public transit. 

From there, it's only a short bus or cab trip to the Giant's Causeway. A network of beautiful walking routes winds around the stunning shoreline and basalt structures of the Giant's Causeway. With its breathtaking views of the sea stacks, hexagonal basalt columns, and sea cliffs, the Causeway Coastal Path is the most traveled path. 

Depending on their interests and degree of fitness, visitors can select from shorter, easier walks to longer, more difficult excursions. All things considered, a tour through Northern Ireland's breathtaking landscapes, geological wonders, and rich cultural legacy is guaranteed on a Trip to Giants Causeway from Belfast. You'll be enthralled by the beauty of this well-known location whether you want to explore the basalt columns, take in the vistas of the ocean, or become lost in Irish legend.

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In this episode, we're talking "All About the Upcoming Tourism Forum in Rocky Point!" Explore the vibrant and scenic world of Rocky Point as we dive into details about the upcoming tourism forum set to take place in this beautiful coastal destination. Discover the agenda, influential speakers, and exciting events that will shape the future of tourism in this remarkable location.

A Rocky Point tourism forum would likely be a platform or event where people gather to discuss and exchange information about tourism in Rocky Point, which could refer to a few different places.

Puerto Peñasco, Mexico: Rocky Point, also known as Puerto Peñasco, is a popular tourist destination in Mexico, especially for people from the southwestern United States. It's located on the Gulf of California (Sea of Cortez) and is known for its beautiful beaches and resorts. A tourism forum for Rocky Point in Mexico might focus on topics like accommodation options, things to do, dining, safety, travel tips, and local culture.

Rocky Point, New York, USA: There is also a community called Rocky Point in New York, which has its own local tourism and attractions, although on a smaller scale compared to a Mexican resort town. A tourism forum for this location might discuss local events, businesses, parks, and activities.

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Exploring the Territory of Serras de Aire e Candeeiros Nature Park: A Hidden Gem for Nature Enthusiasts

The rugged beauty of the Serras de Aire e Candeeiros Nature Park is a beacon for nature enthusiasts and occasional tourists alike, offering a unique and immersive experience in Portugal's central region. In this article, we'll delve into the park's natural and cultural values, and discuss how the SUVisTTa Eco-XP tours can help you make the most of your time in this stunning territory.

The park's 38,900 hectares are characterized by their striking grey and barren landscape, devoid of vegetation and punctuated by imposing cliffs and rocky outcroppings[1]. The lack of surface water courses adds a sense of vigor and drama to the landscape, making it a truly picturesque destination for those who appreciate the beauty of nature.

Uncovering the Park's Hidden Gems

While many visitors flock to the park's notable attractions, such as the Porto de Mos Castle and the Pegadas de Dinossáurios de Ourém/Torres Novas Nature Monument, there's so much more to discover in this diverse region[1]. The park's riparian communities, for example, offer a glimpse into the area's unique ecosystem, while the Salterns, located near the coast, are the site of Portugal's famous salt production[1].

The Serras de Aire e Candeeiros Nature Park is also home to a rich cultural heritage, with architectural influences ranging from Gothic to Renaissance styles. The Porto de Mos Castle, for instance, is adorned with pyramidal domes and green ceramic tiles, making it a must-visit destination for history buffs and architectural enthusiasts alike[1].

The SUVisTTa Eco-XP Difference

While many tour operators offer experiences in the park, the SUVisTTa Eco-XP tours stand out for their commitment to sustainability, personalization, and comfort. By partnering with the Volvo XC90, the SUVisTTa Eco-XP tours provide a luxurious and eco-friendly mode of transportation, allowing you to focus on the beauty of the landscape without worrying about your carbon footprint[3][5].

The personalized nature of the SUVisTTa Eco-XP tours is another key selling point. Each itinerary is tailored to the interests and preferences of the group, ensuring that everyone gets the most out of their time in the park[3][5]. This approach not only enhances the visitor experience but also promotes responsible tourism, as groups are able to explore the park's lesser-known attractions and appreciate its unique charm.

A Final Thought and a Question for You

The Serras de Aire e Candeeiros Nature Park is a treasure trove for nature enthusiasts and occasional tourists alike. By choosing the SUVisTTa Eco-XP tours, you can enjoy a luxurious, personalized, and eco-friendly experience that will leave you with unforgettable memories and a deeper appreciation for the park's natural and cultural values.

So, here's a question for you:

What are you waiting for? Don't you think it's time to plan your next adventure in the Serras de Aire e Candeeiros Nature Park? Visit the SUVisTTa.pt website and discover how we can help you make the most of your time in this beautiful territory.

Citations:

[1] Serras de Aire e Candeeiros Nature Park http://90.175.18.212.rev.vodafone.pt/portal/en/AreaProtegida/Item/8

[2] How to Build a Content Marketing Strategy for Travel Industry? 6 Proven Examples from Certified Agency - OLBUZ https://www.olbuz.com/blog/content-marketing-strategy-travel-hotel-industry-examples

[3] 2023 Serras de Aire e Candeeiros Nature Park Private Tour - Tripadvisor https://www.tripadvisor.ca/AttractionProductReview-g189164-d21103212-Serras_de_Aire_e_Candeeiros_Nature_Park_Private_Tour-Sintra_Sintra_Municipality_Li.html

[4] 2023 Serras de Aire e Candeeiros Nature Park Private Tour - Tripadvisor https://www.tripadvisor.com/AttractionProductReview-g189164-d21103212-Serras_de_Aire_e_Candeeiros_Nature_Park_Private_Tour-Sintra_Sintra_Municipality_Li.html

[5] Serras de Aire e Candeeiros Nature Park Private Tour - Trip.com https://www.trip.com/things-to-do/detail/36846110/

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Mountain Majesty: Peaks and Valleys of Natural Grandeur

Introduction: In the realm of Earth's breathtaking landscapes, mountains stand as timeless sentinels, testaments to the planet's geological prowess and awe-inspiring beauty. From the towering peaks that scrape the sky to the serene valleys cradled between them, mountains offer a symphony of natural grandeur that captivates the human spirit. Join us on a journey through the peaks and valleys of these majestic wonders.

The Power of Peaks: The world's highest summits, like the mighty Himalayas, the formidable Andes, and the iconic Rockies, boast an unparalleled majesty. These peaks reach for the heavens, challenging the limits of human endurance and leaving us humbled in their shadows. As sunlight dances on their snow-covered crowns and clouds caress their slopes, these giants become living art, inviting adventurers and dreamers alike to explore their rugged heights.

Life in the Valley: Nestled between mountain ranges, valleys unveil a different facet of natural splendor. Lush meadows, crystal-clear rivers, and vibrant ecosystems flourish in the protective embrace of towering peaks. Valleys, such as Yosemite in the Sierra Nevada or the Swiss Alps' serene glacial valleys, are nature's amphitheaters, showcasing the delicate dance between flora and fauna. These verdant oases offer a stark contrast to the rugged drama of the summits above.

Harmony in Contrast: The harmony between peaks and valleys creates a visual symphony that captures the essence of mountain majesty. From a vantage point high above, one can witness the undulating landscape of peaks and valleys, a testament to the Earth's dynamic forces. This interplay of elevation and depression creates an ever-changing canvas, painted with the hues of sunrise and sunset, where the meeting of earth and sky becomes a spectacle of unparalleled beauty.

Erosion's Artistry: Over eons, wind, water, and ice have sculpted the faces of mountains into intricate masterpieces. Deep canyons, rugged ridges, and sheer cliffs bear witness to the patient artistry of erosion. The Grand Canyon, with its layers of time etched into its walls, stands as a testament to the sculpting power of nature. These geological marvels remind us of the transience of the world around us and the enduring legacy of the mountains.

Preserving the Majesty: With the increasing footprint of human activity, it becomes paramount to cherish and preserve the majesty of mountains. Conservation efforts, sustainable tourism practices, and responsible exploration play crucial roles in ensuring that future generations can continue to marvel at the peaks and valleys that define our planet's grandeur.

Conclusion: Mountain majesty, with its peaks reaching for the heavens and valleys cradling life in their embrace, is a testament to the beauty and power of our planet. As we stand in awe of these natural wonders, let us also embrace the responsibility to preserve and protect the delicate balance that makes the mountains a source of inspiration for generations to come.

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Conquering Heights: Khimloga Pass Trek with Alpha Hikers

Introduction:

Nestled in the lap of the Himalayas, the Khimloga Pass trek with Alpha Hikers beckons adventure enthusiasts to embark on a journey of a lifetime. This trek, situated in the breathtaking landscapes of Uttarakhand, offers an unparalleled experience of nature’s grandeur, challenging terrains, and the expert guidance of Alpha Hikers.

A Himalayan Gem:

Khimloga Pass, situated at an elevation of approximately 15,000 feet, stands as a Himalayan gem known for its panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, alpine meadows, and pristine landscapes. The trek, carefully curated by Alpha Hikers, introduces adventurers to the raw and untouched beauty of the Garhwal region.

Starting Point — Taluka Village:

The journey begins at Taluka Village, a quaint hamlet nestled along the banks of the Tons River. From here, trekkers are immersed in a world of dense forests, vibrant flora, and the rhythmic melody of the river, setting the tone for the awe-inspiring trek that lies ahead.

Rugged Landscapes and Alpine Meadows:

The trail unfolds through rugged landscapes, challenging river crossings, and ascending gradients that demand both physical stamina and mental resilience. As trekkers ascend, the scenery evolves, revealing vast alpine meadows adorned with a riot of wildflowers, creating a picturesque contrast against the rugged terrains.

The Enchanting Seema:

Seema, a picturesque village en route, welcomes trekkers with warm hospitality and a glimpse into the local Garhwali culture. The traditional wooden houses and terraced fields offer a captivating insight into the lives of the mountain communities.

Riverside Camps and Starlit Nights:

Alpha Hikers ensures a comfortable and immersive camping experience along the riverside. The sound of gushing water and the crisp mountain air provide a serene backdrop for the night camps, offering trekkers a chance to marvel at the starlit skies in this remote Himalayan haven.

Summiting Khimloga Pass:

The final ascent to Khimloga Pass is both challenging and exhilarating. Trekkers navigate through rocky terrain and high-altitude expanses, culminating in the breathtaking panoramic views from the pass. The sense of achievement at the summit is unparalleled, with the rugged beauty of the Himalayas stretching as far as the eye can see.

The Alpha Hikers Advantage:

Expert Guidance: Alpha Hikers, with their experienced guides, ensure a safe and well-guided trek. Their knowledge of the region and understanding of the terrain contributes to a seamless and enjoyable adventure.

Safety Protocols: The safety of trekkers is a top priority for Alpha Hikers. Stringent safety measures, including well-equipped first aid and emergency response plans, are in place to address any unforeseen challenges.

Cultural Immersion: Alpha Hikers adds a cultural dimension to the trek by incorporating visits to local villages, allowing trekkers to interact with the warm mountain communities and gain insights into their traditional way of life.

Responsible Tourism: Committed to responsible tourism, Alpha Hikers ensures minimal environmental impact by following Leave No Trace principles and promoting eco-friendly practices throughout the trek.

Conclusion:

Embarking on the Khimloga Pass trek with Alpha Hikers is more than a physical journey; it’s a soul-stirring exploration of nature’s wonders and personal resilience. This Himalayan adventure, meticulously curated by Alpha Hikers, promises trekkers an immersive experience, leaving indelible memories of conquering heights and discovering the untamed beauty of Uttarakhand.

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Chapter outlines

Chapter 1: Heath arrives in the Philippines in 1987 after a transfer. He meets Lt. Page Fontanilla-Sy who is newly mintrd after years of being a Sargeant.

She will enter the Narcotics Division. But their meeting isn't well. Heath underestimates her.

"There are some culture aspects you have to deal with." Donald Rogan said, across Heath.

"Filipinos are touchy with level of closeness. Only call them by by their title and family name. No first names. Only reserved outside of work. Friends. Lovers. Other than that, you know which mostly unlikely, leaving shoes ."

"I will only be there for a few years wouldn't I?"

"Sure.'"

"Asia. Few miles down at home." Heath tapped his fingers.

"Your family-- all packed and ready?"

"Yes, we'll be going together soon."

"okay good luck."

The flight to the Philippines from LA Airport is in the air for four hours now.

Sara Heath, still rosy from the Mexican tan, as she flips through the tourism magazine.

"A mix of past and present. East meets west. Traditional and Modern. Exotic and western. Hmmm---" She looks at his husband, Ed who did not react and just rose an eyebrow.

Philippines had been an American colony, but they grew more in terms economic and technological advancements. Philippines is richer than Mexico so to speak and more advanced than US. THEIR number competitor is Japan. With progress comes drug addiction.

The next week was Sara's duty to register their kids, Bill and Rocky aged 18 and 15 to the schools. New one.

Except this time they don't need to learn the local language as the country has four official languages including Spanish and English. The others, Chinese and Tagalog, it would be interesting.

Ed meets the DEA Administrator Carl Holsbrook.

"I have to warn you, Ed, what you do in South America is quite different here. The Filipino government here, well, they have pride. Too much, I'd say thinking they can topple the drug Lords themselves. We can't go to China, so this is the closest."

Carl stopped at a studio, glass full open allowing to see the match. Carl points at one of the grapplers, tied auburn hair, in white fighter uniform and black belt.

Ed raised an eyebrow. "She's the squad leader for Precinct 07, PNP Narcotics Division."

"A she?" Ed asked a bit disgruntled. Though he sees her flipping the enemy on its back and tying back her hair again.

"Yes, she just became a Lieutenant months ago. And when the division was created, the General himself presented her."

Ed smirks almost mockingly. "I know a lot of women in the police force, but this isn't, drug business is not a place for a woman "

"Try telling that to my face." Almost chillingly, Paige spoke beside them, as she drinks from a bottled water. Her hands soaks wet from washing her hands and wipes it off.

"Lieutenant, how's that poor guy?" Carl asked.

"He won't tneed to visit a chiropractor, that's for sure."

"Darn. Anyway, this is the DEA attache, director of operations, Special Agent Heath. Ed, Lieutenant Paige Fontanilla-Sy of PNP Narcotics."

Ed extends her arm to her but she shakes her head starng at his large, hairy hands. "I would shake your hand but, it's all sweaty."

"I wouldn't mind." Ed quipped but Paige turned away. "I thought the formal introductions will happen tomorrow."

"We have pressing matters at hand." Ed said, "We thought you'll have a quick judgment of it."

"just as how quick you judged me for having non-existent balls?"

Ed side glanced Carl and cleared her throat.

"I apologize But I mean well."

They walk through outside, a table is there.

"We have a tip this morning, and we're going to have a raid with Cho Ren Shi. He's getting help from some Mexican, Tonto, given that you're came from Mexico, an Intel is best shared."

"What's the game plan?"

"Cut his source. Make him lose money."

"Hell only lose more."

"Hmmm... I doubt that "

"You need a better perspective."

Paige but her lower lip controlling her anger. "This is my operation, we've been working on this for dayzs, so no better perspective of that than I have."

Carl stopped Ed, said something and left.

Ed is by the nightshade in his office, in the Mabini house. An ancestral house he and his family is assigned to live. He flips a document of the Lieutenant and he expects that the Lieutenant also has a file of him to her bedside or office table. Or maybe in her locker room.

Ed reads the whole thing but Carl says she has a thing for being anonymous and always professional.

Still intrigued, he read the whole file.

Paige Gerona Fontanilla-Sy. Filipino, born 1949. Born to parens who are now deceased. Married but name is not mentioned. He was told that Filipino women don't change their maiden names but just attach the name of their husbands next to theirs.

No other kin.

Light brown eyes, auburn to black hair. Light skin. Manly built of 5'9 and his wife is about 5'4.

She flips and her education and employment is written. She studied in the Philippines until 66, she went to Stanford and study Chemistry. Signed up for the West Point Academy. Just like her father.

Ed remembers at that time, he was already in the police force in Narcotics too.

Paige was sent to fight the Viet Congs in 75 for a year. She received a purple heart and went back to the Philippines. Joined the police force and the rest is history.

Top-performing cop.

Ed stares at her photograph, of 2 by 3, black and white. She was younger in that photo than when she met her in the morning. But slightly different. Asians are surprisingly younger than their age. She must be 37 now but she looks like a college girl. The type that he would have been chasing when he was in undergrad in Harvard. And in law school.

Ed closed the folder not wanting to go in details with her work accomplishments and arrests. The thickness of it is enough.

Meanwhile, Paige is on the raid and unknowingly the DEA agents is also on their own with no coordination with the National Police.

"Hands down!" Paige's voice resonates. Loud. Barking. Her Smith and Wesson in the air. Jacket around her with PNP label. Steve and Javier raise their hands, "We are DEA!"

"Boss, DEA daw."

"I heard. I'll be the judge of that." Paige cuffs Javier.

"Call the embassy. They'll confirm we are under operation."

"Okay, big boy." Paige drags him then inside the police jeepney.

The next day, Paige receives an awarding for her successful raids. Heath visits her offering congratulations. Paige is wearing her official uniform in a pencil skirt. Flowers in hand as she meets Heath in the hallway.

"Congratulations."

"Thanks. Two men are claiming to be part of DEA."

"I know they are in your station."

"I haven't told about this. You could have informed me."

"Paige-- I know I have said something out of line--."

"It's Lieutenant Fontanilla." She squints.

"Okay, Lieutenant... Fontanilla." He breathes and checks her hands have no ring. He is too. Rings are annoying for him.

"Can you release them first? And we'll talk."

"Fine. There are talks about joint force, I think that's a better option. They were in the way so you're lucky I want charge them."

"We still have rights to operate."

"Agent Heath, this isn't american colony anymore. Your rights to operate? That's nothing. My operation, my rules. You can talk to the president about it if it bothers you ."

"I have to remind you that under clause we are given immunity to make arrests."

"Okay, sure. Go be a lawyer about it."

"It's better we set up a meeting to discuss this."

"Works for me."

"Can I shake your hand now?"

Ed asks.

Paige shows her hand with the flower in one and her cap in another. "Maybe next time."

Ed smirks.

Before she turns around, she says, "Come by the station, and pick up your agents."

In the meeting room, General Trojes, Holbrook, Ed, Paige, and Defense Secretary and Solicitor General are in the meeting room. A joint task force called Operation South Bound will be arranged. It will be awarded off course to Lieutenant Paige Fontanilla. Her whole precinct, and three DEA agents will join the task force. Help is included.

Paige rolled her eyes when told that she still has to report to Ed not as a boss but more of an equal liaison so Ed will get what the taskforce needs in terms Intel, weapons, technology or additional manpower or even laws if it mattered. Ed waits for Paige to end her discussion with the Holbrook and the Trojes and as the men exited the conference room, Ed cornered Paige.

"Pai-- Lieutenant, I hope this finds us in a good working mood. For whatever was in the past."

"I don't harbor bad feelings, Agent Heath." Page extends her hand, and Ed receives it with the other and shakes on it before Paige walks out. Her pinstripe suit with powder blue inside, higjoghts her authority.

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