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Welcome to our first BIG WEEKENDER for 2019, our Spring Show ‘The Good Life: Revive, Recycle, Restore’. This event has been created with you and our environment in mind. Please read through this programme to plan your visit, as there are many wonderful talks, demonstrations and activities for you to get involved in. Why not hear about the impact of fast fashion, learn how to upcycle, or even create something new out of something old? How about swap a pre-loved item of clothing for a new addition to your wardrobe, learn how to make a meal with zero waste, relax and join in a yoga class, or perhaps even experience a soundbath? All this and much more is on offer here, at the Museum over the weekend… just make sure you read the timetables so you don’t miss out.

Why not treat yourself to a spot of shopping and visit our wonderful stall holders in the Craft and Very Vintage marquees? Don’t forget to pay a visit to the Museum’s gift shop too.

If you fancy a break or some refreshments, please visit our Food Village or the Museum’s Waterside Café by the millpond.

If you are visiting on Sunday, 5 May there will be an opening address by Gillian Keegan, MP of Chichester to celebrate the ‘Year of Green Action’ at 10:45am on the Music Stage located in the Food Village. Between 1 – 4pm pop down to the events field near the Textiles Tent and meet the Spirit FM team, who will be broadcasting live from the Museum, who knows, you may even get ‘on air’!

We hope you enjoy your day.

This show programme‘s content was correct at time of print, however it is subject to change at short notice.

Children’s Crafts & ActivitiesThe Good Life is designed for our future generations too. We have many exciting and entertaining activities for children to get involved in, from juggling, riding a unicycle to forest art, yoga and ‘make and take’ craft activities.

Juggling Jake’s Circus Skills - Have a go at juggling balls, scarves, clubs, or even spinning plates, hoola-hoops, poi, diabolos or flower & devil sticks. Try lasso or wooden stilts, what about fun wheels, pedal-go’s, mini-bikes & unicycles? Make your way to the colourful Circus Tent!

Tiny Lands Workshops - ‘Bee’ themed craft activities using natural organic materials located in the Kids Crafts Tent.

Mini Beast Walk & Forest Art - Session times are 11am, 12:30pm & 3pm starting from the ‘Kids Craft Tent’. Join the Museum’s History Gang leaders, Jessica and Jonny, and go on a walk to discover what mini beasts are lurking around the Museum. Check out the Bug Hotels created by the History Gang and search for beautiful butterflies and marvellous mini beasts, before gathering natural materials to create your very own piece of ground art. This session is being offered as an excellent way for children to experience the many benefits of woodland exploration and outdoor learning, and appreciate the essential role that mini beasts play in supporting our natural environment and sustaining life on earth.

Visit the Face Painter in the ‘Kids Craft Tent’, small charges will apply.

Join Tory and the museum’s activity team in the ‘Kids Craft Tent’, activities to include: Paint a rock bug, make a paper earthworm, plant a sunflower.

Children’s YogaChildren’s Yoga sessions will be situated in the ‘Wellbeing Tipi’ led by The Yoga Garden. Visit the tipi to pre-book your session, please see timings below:

Sunday, 5 May12.00pm & 2.00pm Children’s Yoga with Faye Brunning

Monday, 6 May1.00pm & 3.15pm Children’s Yoga with Faye Brunning

Health & SafetyFirst Aid, Emergencies & Lost Children: seek assistance from the First Aid & Lost Children tent in the market square, at the Museum Shop (A1), or speak with any of our staff or volunteers who all wear name badges.

Children: minors must be supervised at all times – please take extra special care of children during your visit.

Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a short lead (lock extending leads at a short length) and under control at all times. Please clean up after your dog and keep them away from animals and birds.

Farm animals carry the potential risk of E. coli O157 – contact with animals and their faeces should be avoided. Please wash your hands with soap and water at the toilet blocks marked on the map in the centre pages.

Toilets and accessible toilets are marked on the map in the centre pages. They are situated at the visitor centre (A3), near the market square (behind M2), behind Longport Farmhouse (D3) and in the cattle shed from Kirdford (S6). Portable toilets are also available.

Baby change facilities are located inside the new visitor centre toilets (A3) and in the accessible toilet near the market square (behind M2).

Please be aware that there is deep water on site, in the millpond and every care must be taken, especially with children as the water is unsafe to swim in for both people and pets.

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Sunday, 5 May11.15am Shiara Gore, BBVeganShiara will be cooking:

• Vegetable Box to promote zero waste.

12:00pm Giles Thompson, Earl of MarchGiles will be cooking:

• A seasonal surprise, making use of nature’s food larder.

12.45pm Stephen Taylor, Medical Herbalism Stephen will be demonstrating:

• How to use your garden herbs to make herbal oils, ointments, lip balms

• How to prepare herbal tisanes and how to make syrups, herbal tinctures and vinegars

• How to start building your own herbal medicine cabinet.

2:45pm Jean de Rien, The Dining RoomJean will be cooking:

• Lamb ribs in a BBQ sauce (using lesser known cuts of meat to reduce waste)

• Beetroot leaves with pasta, pine-nuts and mascarpone (using lesser-used parts of vegetables to reduce waste).

Monday, 6 May11.00am Giles Thompson, Earl of March Giles will be cooking:• A seasonal surprise, making use of

nature’s food larder.

11.45am Tessa Kelly, London Paleo Girl & Jenna Hope, Nutritionist,will be cooking:• Chocolate Blondies using plant based

ingredient.

12:45pm Tessa Kelly, London Paleo Girl & Jenna Hope, Nutritionist, will be cooking:• Dairy, Gluten & Refined sugar free protein

pancakes.

1.30pm Jean de Rien, The Dining Room• Fritters using leftover pasta• Bubble & Squeak gnocchi, using leftover

mashed potatoes.

2.15pm Stephen Taylor, Medical Herbalism Stephen will be demonstrating: • How to use your garden herbs to make

herbal oils, ointments, lip balms• How to prepare herbal tisanes and how

to make syrups, herbal tinctures and vinegars

• How to start building your own herbal medicine cabinet.

3:15pm Rob Ostler-Harris, The Richmond ArmsRob will be demonstrating:• How to use preserved ingredients to make

better use of the seasonal abundance of produce.

Food & Cooking‘You are what you eat’ and ‘waste not, want not’, are often cited adages when it comes to food. Here at The Good Life, our amazing array of chefs and food influencers will show you how to cook smarter, saving you money and reducing food waste, as well as, introduce you to the latest nutritional thinking for a healthy and happy life. All demonstrations and talks can be found in the ‘Cookery Demonstration Tent’. Our Cookery Master of Ceremonies this weekend is Hilary Knight of the Sussex Food Network.

Our Cookery Theatre guests:Giles Thompson - Earl of March He joined the Ritz as Executive Chef in 1997 and then subsequently took over the Earl of March in Lavant in July 2007.

Jean de Rien - The Dining Room The UK’s only singing chef, who has been cooking for over 30 years, winning awards and accolades with his other businesses Vice Puddings, Not So Secret Suppers and Sundowners.

Rob Ostler-Harris - The Richmond ArmsThe Richmond Arms opened its doors in January 2011. In 2013 they opened up their pizza restaurant called ‘Wood Fired’ and won Business Innovation of the Year in the PMA’s Top 50 Gastropub Awards 2015.

Tessa Kelly - London Paleo Girl Tessa Kelly AKA London Paleo Girl is an entrepreneur and fitness and lifestyle influencer. Tessa is the leading Paleo influencer in the UK, on a mission to revolutionise and educate individuals to lead a healthy modern day paleo lifestyle.

Shiara Gore - BBVeganShiara is the owner of bistro ‘BBVegan’ which can be found in Drapers Yard in Chichester. BBV is a plant-based Bistro offering delicious, freshly prepared food that is both beautiful to look at and healthy.

Stephen Taylor - HerbalistAs a western Herbalist, Stephen uses the plants of Britain and Europe in his remedies and advocates for the long tradition of western herbal medicine that, in his view, are effective and as developed as that of the East.

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Sunday, 5 May11:30am The Salvage Sister tells you about her creative career, how she got into the industry and what upcycling on TV is really like, with Q&A and selfie opportunities. For all the inside info come to the Salvage Upcycling Tent.

12:30pm Lamp making demonstrations and all the tips and tricks of the trade you need to make upcycled lamps yourself.

2.00pm Pallet Planters - the Salvage Sister demonstrates how to take pallets apart and make a garden trough from this abundant free material.

2:45-3:30pm Come and have a go with power tools and pallet pullers with guidance from the Salvage Sister, absolute beginners welcome.

Monday, 6 May11:00am The Salvage Sister tells you about her creative career, how she got into the industry and what upcycling on TV is really like, with Q&A and selfie opportunities. For all the inside info come to the Salvage Upcycling Tent.

12:00pm Lamp making demonstrations and all the tips and tricks of the trade you need to make upcycled lamps yourself.

1:30pm Pallet Planters - the Salvage Sister demonstrates how to take pallets apart and make a garden trough from this abundant free material.

2:15-3:00pm Come and have a go with power tools and pallet pullers with guidance from the Salvage Sister, absolute beginners welcome.

WeddingsGarden Parties

Festivals

Furniture & ThingsIf you hate the idea of throwing something away because it needs repair or simply a new lease of life, then we’ve got just the thing for you! Bring your ‘things to fix’ to our onsite repairers, and get inspired to start your own upcycling project from the pros with a packed out schedule of demonstrations and talks:

Salvage Sister Upcycling

Upcycling demonstrations featuring Salvage Sister as seen on TV, designed and handcrafted by Charis Williams will take place in the ‘Salvage Upcycling Tent’

Repair Café Pop into the ‘Repair Café’ with your broken item and have a coffee with the repairers whilst they mend your item. Please note that repairs can’t always be guaranteed. Check out our website for more information - www.wealddown.co.uk/events/springshow

Men in Sheds‘Men in Sheds’ are a UK based charity who create community spaces where they repair, restore ad upcycle items and raise awareness of the social and health benefits of reducing isolation and loneliness.

Come and visit a variety of local ‘Men in Sheds’ community groups demonstrating repairs and restoring items. Children can also have a go on the ‘Ride on Railway’ built by the Southbourne Men in Sheds group.

Drop by any time.

House of UpcyclingThe House of Upcycling, the UK and Ireland’s leading authority on professional upcycling for interiors, will have four of its members attending. Showcasing their work and providing upcycling and craft demonstrations will be:

• Reclaimed wood specialist, Mark Austin of MJA Wood will be hosting 45 minute workshops at 11am, 1pm & 3pm (Sunday and Monday)

• Furniture restorer and refinisher, Jo Edge of Reclaimed & Reloved will be hosting 45 minute workshops, with Mark Austin at 11am, 1pm & 3pm (Monday only)

• Have a look at the amazing work of mannequin upcycler, Tracey Horan of Dolly Fixtures, available all day (Sunday and Monday)

• Colourful and contemporary upcycled furniture, Helen Fry of Honey Badger Furniture, available all day (Sunday only).

For more information about artisans and professional upcycling, visit www.thehouseofupcycling.com

Find out how the Horsham Repair Café started and how to get involved, with a talk on Monday at 3:15pm in the ‘Salvage Upcycling Tent’

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Bayleaf Tudor Farmstead

Market Square

Downland Gridshell

Victorian Era

Working Woodyard

Early Dwellings

Stables Area

Rural Homes

Crafts & Industries

Entrance

B1

B2

B3

W1

W2W3

C1C2

D1D2

D3

D4

C3

C4 C5C6

C7

C8

C9C10

C17

C18

C11

C12C13

C14

C15

C16

V1

V2

R1

R4

R2

R3

S1S2

S3

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S5

S6

S7

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S10

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E1

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A2

A4

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M2

M3M4

M5

M6

M7

M8

M9

M1

M10

FacilitiesToilets

Baby-changing facilities

Picnic/play areas

Café

WalksAccessible route (0.6 miles/1 km)

Main route (1.2 miles/2 km)

Woodland Walk (0.3 miles/0.5 km)

Sculpture Trail (0.3 miles/0.5 km)

PLANA1 Museum Entrance and Shop

A2 Introductory Galleries

A3 Museum Café

A4 Sargent Community Room

Bayleaf Tudor Farmstead

B1 Bayleaf Tudor Farmhouse and Garden

B2 Winkhurst Tudor Kitchen

B3 Cowfold Barn

Crafts & Industries

C1 Newick Plumbers’ Workshop

C2 Building Crafts Gallery

C3 Witley Joiners’ Shop - Plumbing Display

C4 Windlesham Carpenters’ Shop

C5 Brick Classroom

C6 Redford Pugmill

C7 Petersfield Brick-drying Shed

C8 Sheffield Park Saw-Pit

C9 Lurgashall Watermill

C10 Walton Heath Animal Pound

C11 Victorian Smithy from Southwater

C12 Wiston Wagon Shed

C13 Court Barn from Lee-on-Solent

C14 Watersfield Stable

C15 Pevensey Windpump

C16 Vehicle & Implement Gallery

C17 Eastwick Park Dairy

C18 Newdigate Bakehouse

Downland Gridshell Area

D1 Downland Gridshell Building

D2 Catherington TreadwheelD3 Longport Farmhouse

(Temporary Exhibition Space)

D4 Hambrook Barn (Family Hub)

Early Dwellings

E1 Boarhunt Medieval Hall House

E2 Hangleton Medieval House

E3 Anglo-Saxon Hall House

Market Square Area

M1 Titchfield Market Hall

M2 Horsham Medieval Shop

M3 Crawley Hall

M4 North Cray Medieval House

M5 House from Walderton and Garden

M6 Toll House from Beeding and Garden

M7 Lavant Building (Education Room)

M8 Reigate House Extension

M9 South Wonston Church

M10 Stoughton Bell Frame

Rural HomesR1 Sole Street Medieval House

(hands-on history)

R2 Poplar Cottage and Garden

R3 Tindalls Cottage from Ticehurst

R4 Pendean Farmhouse and Garden

Stables Area

S1 West Kingsdown Horse Whim

S2 Charlwood Cart Shed

S3 Littlehampton Granary

S4 Lurgashall Cattle Shed

S5 Ockley Hay Barn

S6 Kirdford Cattle Shed

S7 Goodwood Cattle Shed

S8 Gonville Cottage, West Dean

S9 May Day Barn & Stable from Tonbridge

S10 Shed from Rusper

S11 Pallingham Quay

Victorian Era

V1 Whittaker’s Cottages and Garden

V2 Victorian School from West Wittering

Working Woodyard

W1 Timber Crane

W2 Coldwaltham Cattle Shed

W3 Charcoal Burners’ Camp

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Health & WellbeingHave a go at yoga, tai chi and meditation in our Wellbeing Tipi, there are sessions both for adults and children to try! Talk to the experts regarding how to improve your health and wellbeing.

The Wellbeing Tipi is located by our tranquil museum millpond, visit the Tipi and experience wellbeing sessions amongst this beautiful setting. All of the sessions can be done in normal clothing and mats will be provided if needed so feel free to join in!

Please visit the tipi to enquire about session spaces.

Listen a talk by Charlotte Dawber from Coastal West Sussex MIND charity, a local mental health charity supporting local people in the ‘Salvage Upcycling Tent’ on Sunday…

11:00am ‘5-ways to Wellbeing, strategies for increasing your resilience’ by MIND Charity

Sunday, 5 May10:30am Opening Ceremony with

Amanda Waring

11:00am Tai Chi led by Sam Moor, Sussex Tai Chi

12:00pm Children’s Yoga with Faye Brunning The Yoga Garden CHILDREN ONLY

12:30pm Adult Yoga led by Charlotte, Yoga by Charlotte

1:30pm Wellbeing talk with Amanda Waring: BECOMING THE WILD and WISE WOMAN. Amanda will share her passions and expertise for natural ceremony, woman’s shamanism, natural rhythms and learning the wise woman ways of the land

2:00pm Children’s Yoga led by Faye Brunning, The Yoga Garden CHILDREN ONLY

3:00pm Meditation with Essential Oils led by Nina, The Yoga Garden Deeply relaxing meditation and restorative yoga session enhanced by the use of aromatherapy oils. Suitable for all and especially beneficial for stress reduction, deeper sleep and for those wishing to learn about the therapeutic benefits of using essential oils at home.

3:30pm Adult’s Yoga led by Andrew Court, YogAndy

Monday, 6 May11:00am Tai Chi led by Sam Moor,

Sussex Tai Chi

11:45am Gong and Soundbath Meditation led by Sarah Weller

12:30pm Adult Yoga led by Charlotte, Yoga by Charlotte

1:00pm Children’s Yoga led by Faye Brunning, The Yoga Garden CHILDREN ONLY

1:30pm Wellbeing Talk: Cultivating a Serene Mind with Georgina Griggs, The Yoga Garden

2:00pm Beginner’s Yoga for Adults & Teens led by Ali, The Yoga Garden

2:30pm Gong and Soundbath Meditation Session led by Sarah Weller

3:15pm Children’s Yoga led by Faye Brunning, The Yoga Garden CHILDREN ONLY

*The Yoga Garden, one of our key contributors are fundraising for the Mindfulness Page please see https://chuffed.org/project/mindfulness-in-schools-project for more details.

Textiles & ClothesFast fashion and the desire for the latest look have all contributed to a throw away culture that is bad for the environment. If you want to know more about the clothes you wear, ‘shop’ with an eco-conscience or turn your hand to your own making projects, it’s all here at The Good Life.

Swap ShopClear out your closets and bring clothes, books and children’s toys to swap in the ‘Textile Tent’ This is a free exchange of goods and there will also be second-hand clothing for sale in aid of the refugee camps in Calais.

Sussex Green LivingHave a go at the sustainable and ethical clothes design game illustrating unsustainable fashion. Visit the ‘Knit & Natter’ zone and knit a contribution to the Community Ego Ocean Art project, find it inside the Repair Cafe.

Listen to a talk about the Shocking Journey of a Cotton T-Shirt by Sussex Green Living at 1:30pm on Sunday or 1:00pm on Monday in the ‘Salvage Upcycling Tent’

Lavant Spinners & Weavers See the ‘Lavant Spinners & Weavers’ in the ‘Textile Tent’ demonstrating spinning and lacemaking.

Made & MakingVisit the ‘Made and Making’ demonstrations to get some tips and techniques on how to make your own throwaway replacements, including beeswax wraps, rag rugging, recycling fabrics and crocheting. Drop by any time and find them in the ‘Textile Tent’.

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What’s on around the museum What’s on around the museum

Sunday, 5 MayDemonstrations and displays around the Museum site: (see map for reference)

• Seasonal cooking in Winkhurst Tudor kitchen, B2 [tasters]

• Explore Bayleaf Tudor farmhouse, B1

• Meet the bakers in the Newdigate Bakehouse, C18 [tasters]

• See our working watermill in action and chat to the millers, C9

• Textile recycling – rag rugging, in the Toll House, M6

• ‘Green’ cleaning in the Victorian home, V1

• Tapestry mending, darning and historic clothing display, in the House from Walderton, M5

• Find out about the historic gardens, from Bayleaf farmhouse garden, B1

• Dairying demonstration in Pendean Farmhouse, R4

• Spot the animals around the Museum, including our heavy horses and oxen and see the sheep with lambs

• Visit the recently opened areas of May Day Farm Barn and Stable, and Pallingham Quay Wagon Shed, S9

• Discover our family activity hub where you can dress as a Victorian, explore the gypsy caravan and play traditional games, D4

10 min talks around the Museum:

• 11.00am A capsule wardrobe? Clothing through the ages in the House from Walderton, M5

• 11.30am Preserving the sunshine: Dairying. In Pendean farmhouse, R4

• 12.00pm Baking – trade and hobby. At the Bakehouse from Newdigate, C18

• 12.30pm Woodland as a source of materials and a working area. Meet at the Woodyard, W1

• 1.00pm The Victorian Home: what can we learn for today? Whittaker’s Cottages, V1

• 1.30pm The Tudor Home: what can we learn for today? Bayleaf farmhouse, B1

• 2.00pm 40 minute tour of the Downland Gridshell building and artefact store, D1

• 2.30pm An introduction to the Museum, meet outside the Toll House,

• 3.00pm The outside larder – medicine, food, colour and more from your garden. Meet outside Bayleaf farmhouse, B1

• 3.30pm Woodland as a source of materials and a working area. Meet at the Woodyard, W1

• 4.00pm Historic textiles – make do and mend, in the House from Walderton, M5

• 4.30pm Animals and agriculture on the Tudor farm, B1

Monday, 6 MayDemonstrations and displays around the Museum site:

• Explore the Tudor farmstead, B1-3

• Meet the bakers in the Newdigate Bakehouse, C18 [tasters]

• See our working watermill in action and chat to the millers, C9

• Textile recycling – rag rugging, in the Toll House, M6

• ‘Green’ cleaning in the Victorian home, V1

• Tapestry mending and historic clothing display, in the House from Walderton, M5

• Find out about the historic gardens, from Poplar garden, R2

• Spot the animals around the Museum, including our heavy horses and oxen and see the sheep with lambs

• Visit the recently opened areas of May Day Farm Barn and Stable, and Pallingham Quay Wagon Shed, S9

• Discover our family activity hub where you can dress as a Victorian, explore the gypsy caravan and play traditional games, D4

10 min talks around the Museum:

• 11.00am A capsule wardrobe? Clothing through the ages in the House from Walderton, M5

• 11.30am Animals and agriculture on the Tudor farm, B1

• 12.00pm Baking – trade and hobby. At the Bakehouse from Newdigate, C18

• 12.30pm Woodland as a source of materials and a working area. Meet at the Woodyard, W1

• 1.00pm The Victorian Home: what can we learn for today? Whittaker’s Cottages, V1

• 1.30pm The Tudor Home: what can we learn for today? Bayleaf farmhouse, B1

• 2.00pm 40 minute tour of the Downland Gridshell building and artefact store, D1

• 2.30pm Animals and agriculture on the Tudor farm, B1

• 3.00pm The outside larder – medicine, food, colour and more from your garden. Meet outside Bayleaf farmhouse, B1

• 3.30pm Woodland as a source of materials and a working area. Meet at the Woodyard, W1

• 4.00pm Historic textiles – make do and mend, in the House from Walderton, M5

• 4.30pm The Tudor Home: what can we learn for today? Bayleaf farmhouse, B1

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RARE & TRADITIONAL BREEDS SHOWJul 14

Historic Life Weekend: Saxon ArchaeologyJul 20-21

JUL

AUG

OCT

NOV

DEC

Wonderful WednesdaysAug 7, 14, 21 & 28

SADDLES & STEAM: HORSE POWER TO HORSE POWERAug 17-18

Historic Life Weekend: TextilesAug 31-I Sep

AUTUMN & COUNTRYSIDE SHOW: FARMING, FOOD & HORTICULTUREOct 5-6

Half Term: MysteryOct 28-1 Nov

Museums at Night: Fire and light(ticketed)Nov 1-2

Historic Life Weekend: Fire and lightNov 2-3

CHRISTMAS MARKET (discounted entry) Nov 22-24

Tree DressingDec 1

Meet Green Father Christmas (pre-book)Dec 7-8, 14-15, 21-23

Museum at Christmas Dec 26-27

Day of DanceJun 9

Historic Life Weekend: Wood Craft & UsesJun 15-16

JUN

Historic Life Weekend: Midsummer & Plant-LoreJun 22-23

Historic Life Weekend: Ink, Books & QuillsMay 11-12

Museum at Night: Poaching Story Walk (ticketed) May 17-18

MAY

Historic Life Weekend: Medieval Medicine May 25-26

Half Term Activities: Natural World May 27-31

Museum at Night: Family Tale Trail (ticketed) Oct 28-1 Nov

We have plenty of exciting events lined up for 2019. We hope to see you back at the Museum again soon.

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