One holiday, many colours. RIVIERA LIGURE DELLE PALME RIVIERA Welcome to the Riviera delle Palme

One holiday, many colours. From to : all the emotions of a magic holiday.

2 The Riviera delle Palme.

Are you looking for a colourful holiday, rich in emotions and not far from your home? No need for long journeys: driving on the motorway, from either Milan or Turin, in just two-hour you reach 1500 square kilometres of coasts, valleys and mountains where both the dull winter fogs and the colourless sultry summer are indeed something unknown. Here, in summer as well as in winter, you can only experience the changing blue of the sea and the deep green of olive trees and pines. A dip into the light blue water, a walk on the sand and then just beyond the beach the old village with its narrows alleys, the typical “caruggi”, unmistakable for their extreme narrowness and for their fragrance and scent: baked bread, fresh fish fried in the pan with a little bit of olive oil, thyme, oregano and basil, uniquely aromatized by the sea scent. Why travel further then? It is perhaps here, in the Riviera delle Palme, that you can find the ideal set for your holiday.

The sea blue with its many shades is melting into the changing green of the flowering lawns and with the light blue of the sky.

3 The Climate and the Holiday

Springtime for ever. A privileged climate, all the year round.

Winter? A non-existing word: there is no winter in the Riviera delle Palme. Fog and frost are unknown: the sea mitigates temperature all the year round, thus avoiding summer sultriness and winter iciness. The north winds and the sea breezes preserve the atmosphere from pollution in all seasons. The vegetation illuminates winter days: blooming yellow mimosas in January, blossoming white almond trees and cherry trees in February. In springtime the air is scented by the wild broom, beloved by poets, whereas the palm trees are swaying in the sea breeze. In autumn the woods on the hills darken red and brown, the skylight softens and the seawater warmness invites to a dip, to enjoy further the embrace of a never ending summer. In the Riviera delle Palme the sun is shining for twelve months, in an eternal springtime offering a holiday site for all seasons.

4 Fog and ice are unknown here: the sea mitigates temperatures all the year round, thus avoiding summer sultriness and winter iciness.

5 The Sea and the Coast

A sea of pleasure. A coast of more than one hundred kilometers, really to enjoy

Each year many resorts in the Riviera delle Palme are awarded the “blue flag”.

6 the sea.

A Riviera unrolling for more than one hundred kilometers, with the sea striving its best to satisfy its lovers coming from all over Europe. Those who enjoy lying lazily under the sunshades are offered long beaches of soft and fine sand; bending sea-front promenades, shaded by the palms trees, are ready to welcome those who prefer watching the sea walking in its fresh breeze; the pure breath of nature can be enjoyed by the high cliffs smashed by the winter waves, and romantic moments on the seaside are offered in lonely and pebbly inlets. In the tourist harbors the sweet rolling of the white yachts is lulling all sea-dogs in search of salted and sunny horizons. The sight off the coast is not to be missed: a wonderful sight of sperm whales, dolphins and rorqual whales. Whale- watching on board of equipped boats is available in that area of the recently set up as Cetaceans Sanctuary. The sea is a caring friend and the Riviera delle Palme loves its sea: for this reason each year many of its resorts are awarded the coveted “blue flag”, officially assigned by the European Community to those resorts where quality of the natural environment, beaches and harbors is carefully sought after and where great attention is paid to the compliance with facilities and services quality standards required by guests.

7 The Sea and the Beaches

A fine, warm and golden In the Riviera delle Palme lying on the sea-side is an

Who could forget the beaches of the Riviera delle Palme after having experienced them? How could one forget the long kilometers of very fine golden sand, that “cocktail” of tiny candid quartz and soft limestone granules? A soft carpet to be treaded silently in the lonely and clear daylight of the winter sun, warmed up by the summer heat, an invitation to lie down under multi-colored rows of sunshades and deck-chairs. And then the bathing establishments, with their colored wooden cabins, offering entertainment, relax and opportunity for old friendship to be renewed and new relations to be established. In the luminous air, echoing the bathers voices, the beaches are sloping down into the sea. The water is not very deep, it is quiet, light blue and warm, also in autumn; its golden color shining into the sunlight is fading into light blue, green and then into the dark of the innermost depths. Walking slowly into the water the skin warmed up by the sun is restored by the sweet embrace of the sea.

8 sand. an unforgettable experience.

The sand, a “cocktail” of tiny candid quartz and soft limestone granules making up a unique soft carpet.

9 Nature and the Isles

Surrounded by cliffs and blue Gallinara and , two wild islets, two protected natural

To leave behind the crazy crowd of the cheerful and colored beaches is very easy; the Riviera delle Palme can also satisfy lovers of a direct contact with the wildest side of the sea. From one beach to another there is a succession of small rocky promontories covered by cluster pines and holm oaks, whereas the cliffs rising from the waves hide small caves slowly penetrated by the sea and irradiated by the light that creates on the limestone the iridescences of a rainbow; and there, where the cliffs appear to be inaccessible, lonely inlets unveil. They can be reached only on boat or on foot and where, even in summer romantic, intimacy can be absolute; not very far from the coast the two islets of Bergeggi and Gallinara, two protected natural areas, reign of the seagulls, can be easily reached. At dawn these two unspoilt oasis are offering a joyful sight of dark blues rising from the sea water, whereas at sunset the two lonely islets experience all the nuances of yellow and red.

10 depths. areas.

There, where the cliffs appear to be inaccessible, lonely inlets unveil which can be reached only on boat or on foot.

11 Local Handicraft

The precious quality of A journey into the wonders of handicraft; from Albisola

Handicraft in the Riviera delle Palme stems from centuries of tradition and skill of glass-workers and potters who are now exporting their works all over the world. All objects produced by the artisan glassworks in and by the potters ovens in the two districts of Albisola are precious works of art, souvenirs of an outstanding holiday, present to be offered to beloved people. In Altare there are a number of artisan workshop dedicated to crystal- and glass blowing, decorating and engraving, all preserving this peculiar form of artistic expression; here the Glass Museum shows the history and technique of this noble and ancient art. In the two districts of Albisola the secrets of the master “potters” can be learned either by visiting one of the thirty works, very often family-run, in which renowned artists realize their works or by choosing one of the three pottery museums. The Artists Promenade is a gift made by the most important and famous potters of the XXth century to the town of and to its guests.

Precious work of art, valuable souvenir of an outstanding holiday.

2 handicraft. pottery to Altare glassware.

13 Typical Products

A “flourishing” agriculture. In the plains and on the terraced walls genuine and tasty products are

14 grown. And many flowers as well.

The hard work done by peasants over the past centuries has contributed to a great heritage made of kilometers of terraced walls and modern greenhouse systems enabling the rational utilization of the fertile coastal plains. The genuineness of agricultural products in the Riviera delle Palme equals their freshness and excellence: flowers, either in pot or cut, exported to all European countries, ’s artichokes, early produces and basil, the main ingredient of the local sauce “pesto”. Woodland offers chestnuts, mushrooms and, in the Bormida Valley, also delicious truffles; bees produce excellent honey. Last, but not least, wine and oil: white wines such as the Pigato or the Vermentino; red wines such as the Rossese under the certified area of production (DOC) “Riviera Ligure di Ponente” and the typical geographical designation (IGT) “Colline Savonesi”, whereas the extra virgin olive oil, registered under the origin designation (DOP) "Riviera del Ponente Savonese" is the ideal “raw” dressing to enrich all the Mediterranean recipes with taste and nourishing factors too. The “Wine and Oil Road ” goes across the whole territory of the Riviera delle Palme and is reaching almost all sites where these two gifts are produced and sold.

The genuineness of agricultural products in the Riviera delle Palme equals their freshness and excellence.

15 Gastronomy

Welcome to our table. All the flavours and scents of the Mediterranean food are here

16 for tasting and represent a joy to the eyes.

Fish and agricultural produce are jointly contributing to the creation of the tasty dishes of the Riviera delle Palme. The many cliffs are hosting sea rock fish, the superlative ingredient of marine cooking sold by fishermen early in the morning, just after their night at sea. The simple sea rock fish, enriched by its intense marine scent, is a good match to the much sought-after shellfish, crustaceans, sword-fish and tuna-fish. Mixed fry, “buridde” (traditional Ligurian fish stews), fish soups, grilled fish slices dressed with oil and herbs, accompanied by vegetables or fresh mushrooms and by a glass of excellent wine. Here the food reminds of the peasant origin of the inhabitants: vegetables pies, Eastern pie with eggs, beets or artichokes; the sweet and salted pumpkin pie, cheese made of milk produced by cows and goats grazing on nearby lawns and woods. Let’s not forget the “focaccia”, a flat loaf made of flour, yeast, salt and olive oil, Ligurian gluttony at its best, nor shall we omit the “ farinata” and the “panissa”, both pies made of chick-peas flour, simple and tasty. Fresh pasta, white corn-meal mush, beets- filled ravioli and courses based on rabbit: they all preserve the country flavours. Lovers of sweets shall orientate themselves among “pandolce” (a variety of cake), candied bitter oranges, “torcetti” (a variety of biscuits), chestnut cakes and the famous macaroons, exported all over the world and particularly appreciated in the Usa, to which they are sent weekly.

The long cliffs are hosting tasty sea rock fish, sold by fishermen early in the morning, just after their night at sea.

3 Sporting Activities

Sports for all tastes. Golf, free-climbing, trekking, mountain bike, paragliding, nautical sports:

The Riviera delle Palme offers a wide choice of opportunities to lovers of strong emotions.

18 a thousand opportunities.

The Riviera delle Palme offers a range of opportu- nities for active holidays: the sea invites to a swim or to set sailing. On some beaches currents and winds produce waves attracting surf lovers from all European countries. Sea rocks are ready to welcome divers with a luxuriant marine life to be admired and immortalize in pictures. In the hinterland a variety of tracks is made available to those who prefer the country environment: walkers, bikers and horse-riders. And for an extensive relax what could be better than a golf match on the course, not far from the coast? The Riviera delle Palme can also satisfy lovers of strong emotions in many ways: by descending into its Karstic cavities, into the mountains, in search of minerals and animals; by climbing onto the coast cliffs and their limestone walls, a reminder of the varied geological history of this land; by paragliding from the top of its hills, dancing in the air and then landing on the sea shore.

19 Nature, the Hinterland and Excursions

A landscape ready for di The contrast of a mountain landscape at a short distance

A Mountain Riviera at a short distance from the sea, easy to reach, covered by snow in winter and fresh in the summer.

20 scovery. from the sea.

In the Riviera delle Palme African plants coexist with artic flowers, originated by the prehistoric glaciations; clay erosion furrows create a sort of moonscape and just after few curves uphill a different, yet enchanting, landscape appears. It is the hinterland made of green valleys, cultivated land, pastures and wooded mountains. A “Mountain Riviera” at a short distance from the sea, easy to reach, covered by snow in winter and freshly breezed in summer. Ridges and valleys are crossed by a dense network of organized excursions tracks, ideal to those who like walking, biking and horse riding: the High Track, “the motorway” of the Ligurian Mountains; the Highlands track; the trail named Bormida Nature, the ancient “Salt Trails ”, connecting for centuries the plains to the sea, and the other way round too, enabling the transfer of men, goods and ideas. From the highest peaks the sight reaches out freely, from Corsica to Mount Rosa, from the Côte d’Azur to the Apuan Alps.

21 Naturalistic Parks

Pure emotions. Nature and the enchantment of an uncontaminated land.

22 More than half of the Riviera delle Palme area is covered by woodland and forests: a natural heritage of inestimable value which is preserved by the institution of parks and natural reserves. One of these, the Beigua Regional Natural Park, covers a wide territory in hinterland area. Mount Beigua, 1.287 m. high and a sacred mountain for prehistoric Ligurian people, lies at a very short distance from the coast and offers its silent and majestic views from its striated rocks, originated by the depths of an ancient ocean. Trouts are darting in streams and does, foxes and wild boars hide in the forest. Here one can still find cows which are being bred according to ancient methods and some old stone-walled farmhouses are now supplying “farm holiday accommodation”. Varazze Desert Hermitage is worth visiting, as an opportunity of “mystic” contact with nature and spirituality. The whole Beigua Massif is a wild area of extraordinary beauty and represents the ideal site for enchanting excursions along its trails, disseminated with equipped areas for resting and enjoying nature’s embrace. Information about the Beigua Park: www.parks.it/parco.beigua

Mount Beigua lies at a very short distance from the coast and offers its silent and majestic views from its striated rocks, originated by the depths of an ancient ocean.

23 History and Art

A journey back, from history to Art and architecture masterpieces in an ancient land.

One should keep looking up and around, for fear of missing anything artistic and historic offered by this land.

24 prehistory.

The Riviera delle Palme has been inhabited by men for thousands of years and it is echoing their many voices from the past: the mysterious voice of prehistoric caves dwellers as well as the obscure voice of the pre-roman Ligures, builders of the fortified castle-villages on the hilltops. It is indeed the trace of the Roman conquerors that can still be admired today by the Julia Augusta Road, the bridges in Ponci and Quazzola Valleys and the regular urban structure of the town of Albenga.Other reminders of the Medieval Age are the walls erected around the villages of , Finalborgo and , and the inexpugnable castles of Castelvecchio, Rocca Barbera and Bormida Valley. One of the most beautiful monument in , going back to the XVIth century, is Savona Priamàr, transformed in a fortress by the Republic of in the XVIIIth century. History is further voiced by a thousand Romanesque and baroque churches, by the sound of the bells of the two towers in , -beloved resting site for Thor Heyerdal, naturalist, archeologist and explorer- and by the small churches with the original museums, in the hinterland villages. One should keep looking up and around, for fear of missing anything artistic and historic offered by this land: one can find anywhere artistic and architectural treasures, even hidden into a small medieval church, sheer above the sea. As an alternative one can choose to be enchanted by the Cultural Parks, cultural and historic “thematic” itineraries presenting the visitor with the thousand secrets of the Riviera.

25 Historical Districts

A visit is worth the holiday. Villages and historical district in the Riviera delle Palme: rare

Long and narrow alleys between lines of tall houses with colored façades, swarming with people and voices springing from the small shops and from the open windows. Nearby the wide and elegant sea- front promenades, shaded by palm trees. These are the Riviera villages, once inhabited by fishermen only. On the hills houses lie side by side, as they used to at the time of pirates raids and feudal wars. They are all gathered around the church and a network of stone-paved alleys connects door to door. High on the top of a mountain, assembled around a bridge in a stream or lying by the beach, ancient villages and historic districts of the hinterland are multi-colored gems, red and yellow, surrounded by the ruins of the medieval walls or by the green nuances of woodland. Magic sites, to be walked through, leaving behind the noises of civilization, to seize their timeless atmosphere and to visit the thirty-nine museums where the huge heritage of culture, art, hard working existence of our predecessors is carefully preserved.

Magic sites, to be walked through, leaving behind the noises of civilization.

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27 Festivals, Events and Traditions

Events for a thousand A calendar rich of events to enjoy all the opportunities offered

The local culture is alive in the traditional festivals and events which animate villages and towns. There are both religious and lay traditions, stemming from long long ago and perpetuated by young and old people ready to welcome guest tourists in the public squares. On the coast and in the valleys, in town and villages, each month of the year is an opportunity to evoke the past: the history of medieval castles and their dwellers marquees and damsels; the revolutionary and inflamed times of Napoleonic battles; the peasant propitiatory rites of pagan origin; the Christian calendar festivals, with huge bonfires and parades, when the precious wooden cases of the Confraternities, full of silver objects and tradition, are brought through the streets. There are also horse-races and sailing-races, an opportunity for supporting the different districts of each villages fighting for victory; the carnival is celebrated with masks and parades; the towns streets are covered with flowers, the old Fiat 500 car models celebrate their yearly rally; the champions of “pallone elastico” (a kind of hand ball game)play their matches. Charming open air theatres are available for summer recitals and in the squares of the stone-walled villages overlooking the sea literary prizes are awarded to the most gifted book writers; beauty contests are organized and local festivals offer banquets which take place near oil mills (“gumbi”), ancient oak-trees and under the vineyards pergolas.

2 emotions. by the Riviera delle Palme.

During each month of the year, on the coast and in the valleys, festivals and entertainments of any kind can be enjoyed.

29 Entertainment

The temptations of a Crazy nights under the stars after a day of sun and sea.

30 The Riviera delle Palme celebrates all ages and all seasons. holiday.

“The night is short for us ”, two beautiful German showgirls, the Kessler twin sisters, used to sing these lines some years ago. In the Riviera delle Palme the night can be short for everyone, it is enough to abandon oneself, to get dazzled by the flames rising up toward the stars from the sea-side summer bonfires, or to be caught by the frenzied rhythm of discos: traditional dance, the ’60s, Latin- American rhythms, disco-music, techno, house music and rock’n’roll. Yet the night is not the only part of the day dedicated to entertainment: also under the sun the opportunities of recreation are many, even more amusing if approached with a bit of craziness, taking part, either as spectators or as protagonists, to the many events, beauty contests and matches organized on the beaches and in the historical districts; or even visiting the aqua parks where also adults can plunge back into childhood. The Riviera delle Palme celebrates all ages and all seasons.

3 Accommodation Facilities

Always open for holidays. Hotel, Residences, Camp Sites, Farm Holiday Accomodation, Bed & Breakfast,

With more than 1000 accommodation facilities of any kind and category, there is a wide choice for accommodation in the Riviera delle Palme: dream holiday in hotels or residences, a romantic stop in a family-run hotel, where one can start a friendship with the owners and then meet again year after year, holiday after holiday. One can chose a bed & breakfast or one of the well-equipped camp-sites, for a young-hearted holiday. Or decide to spend the night in a farm surrounded by a green landscape, which offers tasty and genuine food, in order to alternate the liveliness of the sea with the relaxing breeze of the country. The many tourist harbors along the coast enable lovers of sailing and open sea to drop the anchor anywhere in the Riviera. Many modern congress sites are also available at any time of the year for meeting and gatherings, an opportunity for participants and their guests to match a business meeting with the delight of a holiday by an unforgettable stay.

32 Tourist Harbors: everything ruled by comfort.

There is a wide choice of accommodation in the Riviera delle Palme.

33 Connections

It is time to set for the Comfortable and easy connections are joining the Riviera

Niella Belbo Gorzegno Belvedere Langhe Castelletto N. 661 Uzzone S. Benedetto Belbo N. 29 Murazzano Monesiglio

N. 339 Gottasecca

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iglié Castellino Igliano Helsinki Tanaro Dego Oslo Paroldo Camerana Niella Stoccolma Tanaro Saliceto Sale S. Giovanni hele N. 28 Ceva Sale Cairo Dublino vì d. Langhe Londra Varsavia N. 28bis Amsterdam CEVA A 6 Bruxelles Berlino MILLESIMO Castelnuovo di Ceva A 6 ALTARE CARCARE Parigi Vienna Zurigo Altare Belgrado Lisio nt Bagnasco BucarestViola Riviera Ligure Madrid delle Palme arato Bormida Roma

Atene N. 490 Rialto Vezzi- Portio Calice ORCO-FEGLINO Ligure FINALE L. Autostrade - Motorways Autoroutes - Autobahnen Strade Principali - Main Roads To v o Routes Principales - Hauptstraßen S. Giacomo Finale PIETRA LIG. Borgio Ligure Strade Provinciali - Provincial Roads Verezzi Routes Départementales - Provinzstraßen Castelvecchio N. 582 di Vignolo Strade Comunali - Secondary Roads Routes Communales - Nebenstraßen Zuccarello Aquila Borghetto Strade in costruzione - Streets in construction d' S. Spirito Routes en construction - Im Bau befindliche Straßen Cisano sul A 10

Ferrovie - Railway Ranzo Chemins de Fer - Eisenbahnlinen ALBENGA Gallerie, Valichi - Tunnels, Mountain Passes N. 453 Tunnels, Cols - Tunnels und Pässe Albenga Garlenda Villanova Confine della Provincia di Savona - Borders d'Albenga Casanova N. 1 Frontière - Provinzgrenze Lerrone Parchi e Aree Protette - Parks and Protected Areas Parcs et Zones Protegées Naturparks und Naturschutzgebiete

Place-names Chiusanico Villa Faraldi Aurelia Bis Laigueglia SAVONA (Capital of a Province) ANDORA

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Albenga (over 10,000 inhabitants) A 10

Pontedassio S. BARTOLOMEO Andora Borghetto S. Spirito (up to 10,000 inhabitants) AL MARE

Murialdo (up to 1,000 inhabitants)

34 journey. delle Palme with the rest of Europe.

The Riviera delle Palme is easy to reach; rail lines Milan-Genoa-Ventimiglia and Turin-Savona, the

A 26 motorway Autostrada dei Fiori A10 Genoa-

Miogliola Tiglieto Ventimiglia and the motorway A6 Turin-Savona connect the Riviera with , France and the rest

MASON E of Europe. Sassello The Villanova d’Albenga international airport, right into the Riviera’s heart and the airports of Genoa N. 542 N. 334 (25 km eastward from Varazze) and Nice (105 km westward from Andora) connect the Riviera with Parco del Beigua the main Italian and European towns. Savona port is a terminal station for ferries to and from Corsica e ARENZANO Arenzano and for many cruise lines boats. Public bus network

Cogoleto is available for connections along the coast and in Stella VARAZZE A 10 Piani d'Invrea N. 1 the hinterland. CELLE. L From the Riviera delle Palme one can easily reach ALBISOLA Varazze nearby areas offering many entertainment and N. 29 Albisola Sup. Albissola cultural opportunities. Eastwards one finds Genoa, A 6 Marina with its extraordinary Aquarium and the widest SAVONA SAVONA-VADO historical district in Europe; Portofino, the Tigullio and the Cinqueterre. Westwards there is San Remo A 10 with its gambling house; just beyond the boundary

Bergeggi the eternal fascination of the tiniest Principality in the world, Monaco, embracing its visitors from the ezzi- ortio Spotorno old castle rock, together with and the modern and O Noli fashionable Montecarlo.

N. 1 Varigotti FRANCIA - SVIZZERA SVIZZERA ale ure Aosta A 9 A 4 A 8 A 26 Milano

A 4 FRANCIA A 5

Vercelli A 7 A 1

Torino A 21 AUSTRIA - VENEZIA Asti A 21 Piacenza

Alessandria A 7

BOLOGNA A 26 A

A 6 Cuneo A 12 A 10 Genova Villanova SAVONA d'Albenga Riviera Ligure delle Palme La Spezia FIRENZE A 10 MAR LIGURE FRANCIA Imperia 25 Nizza Alassio & le Baie del Sole Il Finalese

Tourist Information Tourist Information And Support Offices And Support Offices

Ceriale (17023) Bergeggi (17042) seasonal Via Aurelia, 224 A Via Aurelia tel. 0182 993 007 tel. e fax 019 859 777 fax 0182 993 804 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Spotorno (17028) Albenga (17031) Piazza Matteotti, 6 Viale Martiri della Libertà, 1 tel. 019 741 50 08 - www.mercomm.it Genova M&R Comunicazione, tel. 0182 558 444 fax 019 741 58 11 fax 0182 558 740 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Noli (17026) Alassio (17021) Corso Italia, 8 P.zza della Libertà, 5 tel. 019 749 90 03 tel. 0182 647 027 fax 019 749 93 00 fax 0182 647 874 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] Varigotti (17029) seasonal Laigueglia (17053) Via Aurelia, 79 Via Roma, 2 (former railway station) tel. 019 698 013 tel. 0182 690 059 fax 019 698 88 42 fax 0182 691 798 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] (17024) Andora (17051) Via San Pietro, 14 Via Aurelia, 122/a - Villa Laura tel. 019 681 019 tel. 0182 681 004 fax 019 681 804 fax 0182 681 807 e-mail: [email protected] e-mail: [email protected] P.zza Porta Testa, Finalborgo - seasonal tel. 019 680 954 Villanova d’Albenga (17038) fax 019 681 57 89 seasonal e-mail: [email protected] Via Albenga, 46 tel. e fax 0182 582 498 Bardineto (17020) seasonal e-mail: [email protected] Piazza della Chiesa, 6 tel. 019 790 72 28 Garlenda (17033) seasonal fax 019 790 72 93 Via Roma, 4 e-mail: [email protected] tel. e fax 0182 582 114 e-mail: [email protected] Calizzano (17057) seasonal Piazza San Rocco tel. e fax 019 791 93 Il Loanese & Il Pietrese e-mail: [email protected]

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