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Channel Light Missing in Savannah River, Savannah Waterfront, GA, 7/30/2014

July 30, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

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This destroyed channel light is on the north side of the river just east of the downtown Savannah waterfront.

GEORGIA – SAVANNAH RIVER: Hazard to Navigation.
City Front Channel Light 62 (LLNR 5025) is destroyed. The remains of the pile is a hazard to navigation. All mariners are advised to transit the area with extreme caution. Chart 11514 LNM: 30/14

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Report from the FWC Meeting in Tallahassee, July 22-23, 2014

July 29, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

These discussions and future meetings are extremely important to cruisers who prefer anchoring to docking. Please note that the mention of derelicts, a major cause of the new regulations and a real issue for coastal communities, is not found in this report. The newly established mooring field program and other anchoring restrictions, intended to solve the derelict problem, have not worked in most cases and have, in fact, severely limited the rights of legitimate boaters.

For an interesting Public Opinion Survey taken by the FWC, go to page 157 of a 220 page report at http://myfwc.com/media/2704721/FindingsRecommendations.pdf

FWC holds public meeting to discuss the future of anchoring regulations in Florida
In response to increasing concerns between local governments and boaters related to anchoring in state waters within local jurisdictions, the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) conducted a public meeting in Tallahassee on July 21-22, 2014, to discuss anchoring issues and potential ways forward to resolve the conflicts.

Attended by interested persons representing the boating industry, resident and visiting boaters and local and state governments, the two-day meeting focused on complex issues.

“Protecting the rights of people to use the waters kept in public trust by the state is very important,” said Lt. Colonel Jack Daugherty. “We all want to keep Florida a boater-friendly state and maintain that great part of the Florida lifestyle and economy. On the other hand, local governments have the duty to respond to the needs of their citizens. We are committed to a robust dialogue and to seeking balance between boating interests and local governments in an effort to identify points of consensus and to help resolve some of these issues.”

This year, Florida’s Legislature extended the Anchoring and Mooring Pilot Program, which was authorized in 2009 to look for solutions to these problems, for three additional years in order to allow for more time to test various anchoring strategies and to engage stakeholders in exploring possible legislative solutions. During the public meeting, a framework for potential future anchoring legislation was discussed along with several draft regulatory provisions based on components of the pilot program, each aimed at solving or minimizing specific anchoring challenges.

FWC staff will draft language based on comments from this meeting, distribute that language to interested parties and hold at least two additional public meetings to further refine a possible legislative proposal. Meeting notices and reference documents will be posted by mid-August on FWC’s Anchoring and Mooring web page, found at http://myfwc.com/boating/anchoring-mooring
Praise Continues for Sunbury Crab Company Restaurant and Marina, Medway River off AICW Statute Mile 620

July 8, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

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Sunbury Crab Company Marina, A SALTY SOUTHEAST CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR, lies off the AICW along the western shores of the Medway River, on the charted Sunbury Channel, north of Dickinson Creek.

If you haven’t tried it, PLEASE …. Take a brief trip up the River off I C W to Sunbury Crab just south of Savannah, and enjoy a bit of old Key West, and old Florida, in the heart of beautiful “down east Georgia ” with Barney and Elaine. Great place to hang out with some of the best food ever. If you are not on your boat, it is to reach by car too. This is a must ” experience !!”
First Mate Sue

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Update: Darien City Docks Open following Repairs, Darien, GA, off AICW Statute Mile 651.5

June 21, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

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Darien City Docks lie along the northern banks of the Darien River, hard by the charted 31-foot fixed bridge, in the heart of downtown Darien – Darien is found 7 nautical miles off the AICW via the fully marked Darien River Channel, featuring minimum 14 foot depths. Repairs have been completed on the docks and they are open for visitors. Our thanks to all who have contributed to this information.

June 26, 2014
The Darien docks have been repaired and are open effective June 24. The damage was caused by an unidentified vessel. Six new pilings had to be installed as well as numerous minor items.
THE 48 HOUR FREE DOCKAGE PROGRAM IN BACK IN ACTION INCLUDING FREE POWER AND WATER. SORRY FOR THE INCONVENIENCE. THANKS FOR THE HUNDREDS OF CRUISERS WHO HAVE VISITED.
QUESTIONS? Called “dockmaster Dave” at 912-223-8855 or dbutler415@yahoo.com
Bon voyage to all
David Butler

Received a message today [6/21] from a member of the McIntosh County Industrial Development Authority that the “docks are ready for visitors from the ICW however, the power will not be available until sometime on Monday at the earliest.”
James Newsome

The earlier report of damage:

The city marina in Darien, Georgia has been damaged due to a boat crashing into the outside dock. We arrived there late afternoon on June 13th in route from Savannah to Saint Simons Island and were told by an unidentified person on the dock that would could not dock there as it was closed. There was a pontoon boat at the end of the dock and two sailboats on the inside. All appeared unoccupied.
I docked the boat and spoke with this person who got someone on the phone that was supposed to be in charge. After some discussion he agreed we could stay on the dock away from the damaged area. It was late in the day and we did not wish to look for a suitable anchorage as there were none close by. The shore power did not work but we did have access to water. There are no showers or restrooms at this marina.
We had not called the marina in advance as it is not used by many transient boaters and did not believe there would be in problem. In the future I will call. I do not have any information on when the marina will be repaired and re-opened.
Submitted by:
David London
S.V. Delphine
Catalina 350

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Destroyed Range Light Structure, Jekyll Creek, AICW Statute Mile 680.2, 6/18/2014

June 18, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

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The structure of this range light was in 3ft of water at the mouth of Jekyll Creek on the east side of the Waterway channel just south of statute mile 680. The fallen 48ft structure and debris is the risk to navigation.

GEORGIA – ST SIMONS SOUND – BRUNSWICK RIVER: Hazard to Navigation.
Brunswick Point Cut Range Rear Light (LLNR 6235) is destroyed. The structure has deteriorated and fallen over. The area surrounding the range is considered a hazard to navigation. A TRLB with Fl Q W, 4NM is marking the hazard in position 31-05-52.313N/081-26-03.498W. Mariners are advised to transit the area with exteme caution.
Chart 11506 LNM:24/14

And very good local knowledge from Skipper Reeves:

Suggest to the cruiser going North. As soon as they clear the rock jetty to the West of the creek entrance, passing R4 good depths are to the West of the danger areas. Continue to the west of R2 and you are in the shipping channel for the port of Brunswick and clear of the the danger area. The rock jetty has caught many sailors unaware as it is not visible during mid to high tide. Call Boat US or Jekyll harbor Marina for local knowledge.
Sonny Reeves

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Shallow Water Reported at Hell Gate, AICW Problem Stretch, Statute Mile 602

June 14, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

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The AICW follows the short and narrow, man-made canal known as Hell Gate between the Vernon and Ogeechee Rivers. These waters have been an “AICW Problem Stretch” for years.

Clairborne,
Came thru “HELL GATE” in the dash lines connecting Ogeechee River with Little Ogeechee River at Racoon Key on a half tide (+3′) and bumped with a 3.5′ draft boat.
John Wampler

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Navigation Aids Changes in Little Mud River AICW Problem Stretch, Statute Mile 655

June 13, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

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This Local Notice to Mariners was posted by our friend Susan Landry in Liveaboard Sailboat. For notes on a recent successful passage through this Problem Stretch, see http://cruisersnet.net/?p=137920

Georgia, Little Mud River, Navigation Aids Changes

The Little Mud River is probably one of the best known problem spots along the Georgia ICW and most boater find it needs to be transited at mid to high tide. The following is a report of Nav aid changes…

The following changes will be made to the aids to navigation system in the AICW in Little Mud River.

Little Mud River Range Front Daybeacon A (LLNR 36855) will be permanently discontinued.

Change Little Mud River Range Front Light B (LLNR 36880) to Little Mud River Light 196 – displaying Flashing 2.5s Red, TR on pile.

Little Mud River Range Rear Light B (LLNR 36885) will be permanently discontinued.

Altamaha Sound Daybeacon 197 (LLNR 36887) will be established in approximate position 31-18-33.850N / 081-18-53.130W and SG on pile.

As part of this project, the Coast Guard will be evaluating the waterway. If needed , additional lateral aids will be installed to assist the mariner transiting this area. This action is currently scheduled to start the week of March 3rd, 2014.
Charts 11507 11508

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Good Words for Big Tom Creek Anchorages, AICW Statute Mile 612.5

June 3, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

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Big Tom Creek cuts the eastern banks of the Waterway, south of flashing daybeacon #105A. Skipper Bruce put the hook down in the anchor spot nearest the Waterway. For some interesting comments on this anchorage, see http://cruisersnet.net/?p=85709

Anchor here whenever I get the chance on my trips up and down the ICW. The hook sets first time, every time. Plenty of swing room. Bugs in the evening some times but sometimes no. The dolphins swim round the boat and you can hear them till late at night. I put the hook down exactly where it shows on the chart above.
Don Bruce

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A Tour of the Area around ICW/Savannah River Junction, AICW Statute Mile 575

June 1, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

Captain Jim Healy

Most of our postings dealing with Savannah speak of cruising west from the Waterway, up the Savannah to downtown Savannah, certainly a delightful sidetrip. SSECN Contributing Editor, Captain Jim Healy, gives an account of the areas around the Savannah River/ICW junction, including Thunderbolt and Tybee Island. Thank you Jim – definitely a good read!

Sail Harbor Marina is on Wilmington Island, GA. Their website is: www.sailharbormarina.com/

Enjoyed reading this post by Capt. Jim. We always enjoy visiting Savannah by boat. Bought our last boat @ Sail Harbor and had the yard haul and do some work after the survey. The bottom Job is still good now nearly 3 years later. Exceptional service and came in under estimate which is always good. Highly recommend their staff for repairs and service.
Sonny
Extreme Shoaling Reported in Sisters Creek, AICW Statute Mile 735, 5/21/2014

May 21, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

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This report of shoaling in Sisters Creek is not the first sent to SSECN (http://cruisersnet.net/?p=105056) about the waters at Mile 735, however, it is the first Local Notice to Mariners about the shoaling. Gunnison Cut is midway between Nassau Sound and the St. Johns River/ICW intersection.

FLORIDA – AICW – ST SIMONS SOUND – TOLOMATO RIVER – GUNNISON CUT: Shoaling
There is extreme shoaling at low-tide in the vicinity of Gunnison Cut DBN 73 (LLNR 38270). Mariners are advised to exercise extreme caution while transiting the area. Chart 11489 LNM: 20/14

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More Good Words for Thunderbolt Marine, Savannah, GA, AICW Statutue Mile 583

May 20, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

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Skipper Johnson’s remarks parallel positive comments by other cruisers, as well as my personal experience there. Thunderbolt Marine flanks the Waterway’s southwestern shores just northwest of the small, charted square cove, south of AICW marker #35.

Had a stuffing box failure on the way north from Florida and was lucky enough to make it to Thunderbolt. Their yard treated me as if I was I was their only customer. Stayed at the marina after repairs were done and more than enjoyed the free donuts in the morning. Highly recommended.
Wayne Johnson
svPaws

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Shoaling Reported in St. Marys River, East of St. Marys, GA, May 13, 2014

May 13, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

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For cruisers wanting to make a side trip to visit historic St. Marys, GA, the St. Marys River departs the Waterway at statute mile 712. This reported shoaling is in the dogleg just a mile east of St. Marys docks. The charted shoal between markers #6 and #8 would suggest that favoring the east side of the channel would be best. For more on the St. Marys River, go to http://cruisersnet.net/?p=123715

GEORGIA AND FLORIDA – CUMBERLAND SOUND – FERNANDINA HARBOR TO KINGS BAY – ST MARYS RIVER: Shoaling.
There is excessive shoaling protruding approximately 15ft into the channel between St Marys DBN 6 (LLNR 6805) DBN 8 (LLNR 6810). The Coast Guard has re-established St Marys TEMP Buoy 6A in position 30-42-52-379N 081-32-00.613W. Mariners are advised to exercise extreme caution while transiting the area. Chart 11503 LNM 19/14

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Excellent Review of Brunswick Landing Marina, off AICW Statute Mile 680

May 12, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

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Brunswick Landing Marina, a very popular facility with long term resident cruisers, actually sits well off the direct path of the AICW, flanking the eastern banks of Academy Creek, just off Brunswick River, near the heart of downtown Brunswick, Georgia.

This is a very large live aboard approved marina with nice floating concrete dockage in a very protected off shoot of the Brunswick River. The heated and cooled cleaned daily secured private showers and bathroom facilities are very, very nice, and the washer & dryers free as well as wifi on every dock as well as 2 captain’s lounges, 24hr security on site, however not a swimming pool. Many insurance companies have 31 lat (Florida line) as navigational limit during Hurricane season. Thus many cruisers leave their boats here for the summer season due to it’s protected location just across the line within their navigational insurance coverage limits.
Brunswick is worth a look around as it has a beautiful old court house and several older homes. St Simons is a class A inlet as well as St Mary’s. It is located at the Gateway to the Golden isIs with St Simon’s and Jekyll, and Cumberland Islands, short drives away and well worth a visit. However, you will need to contract with a diver for regular cleaning as hard growth will occur here. No very close supermarket however the Food Lion and West Marine is approx. 1 mile away and there are downtown restaurants within walking of the marina. Brunswick is a nice southern
town that is undergoing an economic downturn but still has much to offer. The barrier islands of Georgia also offer beautiful unique cruising (i.e. Darien, Altamaha,) if the itch to move the boat hits you.
Enterprise rental car are available and JAX only 40 mins. drive time.
Joe Pica
M/V Carolyn Ann

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Looking for a Full-Service Yard in Brunswick, GA

May 6, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

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If you have recommendations for a boatyard in the Brunswick area, let Mike and SSECN hear from you!
Brunswick Landing Marina, a very popular facility with long term resident cruisers, actually sits well off the direct path of the AICW, flanking the eastern banks of Academy Creek, near the heart of downtown Brunswick, Georgia. For a discussion comparing Brunswick Landing with Morningstar Marina at Golden Isles, see http://cruisersnet.net/?p=135526

Where is a good alternative full-service yard? We just moved in and are concerned about the pattern of comments regarding the Brunswick Landing Marina. Thank you.
Sailor Mike

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Temporary Research Buoys in Sapelo, Doboy and Altamaha Sounds, off Georgia AICW

April 16, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

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Please note the reduction in available draft in channels near the temporary buoys, “Due to the equipment placed in the (3) channels, drafts will be reduced by as much as 2 feet.” Heed the warnings and stand clear of the buoys!

GEORGIA – SAPELO AND DOBOY SOUNDS, ALTAMAHA SOUND: (7) Temporary UGA Research Buoys
The Department of Marine Science at the University of Georgia will place (7) bottom mount frames with scientific equipment in (7) locations. R/V SAVANNAH will deploy the bottom mount frames and equipment. The goal is to monitor coastal water flow, temperature and salinity. Buoys will remain in place for approximately one year and serviced quarterly by R/V SAVANNAH in July, September and December 2014.
Mooring locations listed below. The moorings placed in the sounds are placed inside the trawl line and away from the ICW.
(3) Sapelo Sound moorings
White buoy with orange reflective tape “DANGER KEEP AWAY” in position 31-32-28.45N 81-12-28.7W
White buoy with orange reflective tape “DANGER KEEP AWAY” in position 31-32-13.5N 81-3-16.2W
Round Yellow Buoy in position 31-31-45.85N 80-42-36.4W
(1) Doboy Sound mooring
White buoy with orange reflective tape “DANGER KEEP AWAY” in position 31-22-35.38N 81-17-8.5W
(3) Altamaha Sound moorings
White buoy with orange reflective tape “DANGER KEEP AWAY” in position 31-19-13.7N 81-17-51.4W
White buoy with orange reflective tape “DANGER KEEP AWAY” in position 31-18.54.8N 81-11-28.25W
Round Yellow Buoy in position 31-17-41.86N 80-45-45.8W
Due to the equipment placed in the (3) channels, drafts will be reduced by as much as 2 feet. Mariners are to avoid close proximity, or any other interference of these Buoy’s. For further information contact the U.S. Coast Guard, Waterways Management Branch, MSU Savannah (912) 247-0073. UGA POC: Dr. Daniela Di Lorio Daniela@uga.edu
Chat 11508, 11510 LNM: 15/14

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More Good Words for Hidden Harbor Yacht Club, AICW Statute Mile 670.5

March 31, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

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Hidden Harbor Yacht Club is a transient friendly facility, located on Troupe Creek. This body of water intersects the AICW, immediately north of St. Simons Sound, near markers #237 and #238.

We stayed here 3/26/14. The facility is really clean, and the docks are very accessible. The staff is knowledgeable, helpful, and friendly. The views across the marsh are beautiful! The outdoor shower is completely enclosed and would be quite a treat after a long, hot day on the ICW.
RJ

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Successful Passage through Little Mud River AICW Problem Stretch, Statute Mile 655

March 26, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

Little Mud River is almost universally acknowledged to be the worst section of the entire AICW run from Norfolk, VA to Miami, FL. This “AICW Problem Stretch” lies some 21 statute miles north of Brunswick, Georgia. SSECN recommends navigating this stretch at mid to high tide only, as Skipper Lancaster was savvy enough to do. For a comprehensive report from Little Mud River, go to http://cruisersnet.net/?p=128659

I hit Little Mud River just after low tide. Following the guidance I anchored for 2 hrs. Went through on a rising tide 6 minimum except for the SW entrance which was 4’8″, more water on the E Side.
Keep up the good work, I check regularly.
Sliding behind Hilton Head Island right now.
Steve Lancaster

In early March, we timed our north bound departure from Brunswick to traverse Little Mud at high tide, and saw nothing less than 11 feet all the way through. This river is too shallow to pass at low tide, but because the tide here is approx. 8 feet, there is lots of water when the tide is up.
A captain who follows SSECN advice to pass at mid to high tide should not have any problems.
Richard Ross MV Chez Nous

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Report from Dungeness Greyfield Anchorage, Cumberland Island, GA, AICW Statute Mile 711.5

March 25, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

One of our favorite side trips along the southern Georgia portion of the AICW is to leave the Waterway at marker #34, and cruise up the Cumberland Island channel and anchor opposite the “Sea Camp Dock” in the Dungeness Greyfield Channel Anchorage on the west side of Cumberland Island.

A well protected anchorage. Tide is about 6 ft. Seacamp dock is the most popular, but further N is quieter. Park entry is $4 for seven consecutive days.
Steve Lancaster

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More Praise for Sunbury Crab Company Restaurant and Marina, Medway River off AICW Statute Mile 620

March 12, 2014 by: Larry Dorminy Leave a Comment

Sunbury Crab Company Marina – Click for Chartview

Sunbury Crab Company Marina, A SALTY SOUTHEAST CRUISERS’ NET SPONSOR, lies off the AICW along the western shores of the Medway River, on the charted Sunbury Channel, north of Dickinson Creek.

We stopped here in May of 2012 on our way north during our Great Loop trip. Elaine welcomed us at the dock and invited us up for a couple of free beers. We were disappointed to find the restaurant closed the day of our visit, so Elaine called her sons, opened the restaurant just for us and cooked us a wonderful meal. True southern hospitality and a very gracious lady. Don’t miss Sunbury Crab Co.
Joe Apicella

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Channel Light Missing in Savannah River, Savannah Waterfront, GA, 7/30/2014

Report from the FWC Meeting in Tallahassee, July 22-23, 2014

Praise Continues for Sunbury Crab Company Restaurant and Marina, Medway River off AICW Statute Mile 620

Update: Darien City Docks Open following Repairs, Darien, GA, off AICW Statute Mile 651.5

Destroyed Range Light Structure, Jekyll Creek, AICW Statute Mile 680.2, 6/18/2014

Shallow Water Reported at Hell Gate, AICW Problem Stretch, Statute Mile 602

Navigation Aids Changes in Little Mud River AICW Problem Stretch, Statute Mile 655

Good Words for Big Tom Creek Anchorages, AICW Statute Mile 612.5

A Tour of the Area around ICW/Savannah River Junction, AICW Statute Mile 575

Extreme Shoaling Reported in Sisters Creek, AICW Statute Mile 735, 5/21/2014

More Good Words for Thunderbolt Marine, Savannah, GA, AICW Statutue Mile 583

Shoaling Reported in St. Marys River, East of St. Marys, GA, May 13, 2014

Excellent Review of Brunswick Landing Marina, off AICW Statute Mile 680

Looking for a Full-Service Yard in Brunswick, GA

Temporary Research Buoys in Sapelo, Doboy and Altamaha Sounds, off Georgia AICW

More Good Words for Hidden Harbor Yacht Club, AICW Statute Mile 670.5

Successful Passage through Little Mud River AICW Problem Stretch, Statute Mile 655

Report from Dungeness Greyfield Anchorage, Cumberland Island, GA, AICW Statute Mile 711.5

More Praise for Sunbury Crab Company Restaurant and Marina, Medway River off AICW Statute Mile 620

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