5 Day Olympic National Park On & Off trail expedition (6 bears)

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Last week I did a grand trip with a good friend. A friend I made this year during my crazy Glacier Peak off-trail trip. Aaron. Aaron has tons of knowledge on the Olympic Mountains where I have next to none. The main goal of this trip was to strike deep into ONP's interior and reach '1000 Acre Meadow' and 'Cedar Lake'. 1000 Acre Meadow is to Aaron as what Bannock Lakes was to me. Something we've been eyeing up for years but just never had the chance to go for it. Luckily we had the chance. Straight to the point, the Olympic mountains are amazing.

Things to know about the Olympic Mountains that I didn't know
- Barely any flat, you're either losing elevation or gaining it.
- Surprisingly lots of elevation gain & loss
- Tons of wildlife
- The corner of the park we did has a "Rain shadow" effect so it's very dry.
- Despite being lower elevation, the local relief will make 6000ft peaks look like 8000 footers.
- The trees are HUGE and TALL. Even the normal alpine trees are 10-20ft taller than normal



DAY 1 : Obstruction Point to Upper Cameron Basin (Trail) 13 Miles - 3500ft Elev. Gain (100% trail)
We started out at the end of Obstruction Point road which branches off from the crowded hurricane ridge visitor center. Great start. Already in the alpine!

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Mount Olympus in the distance
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Beautiful trail (our trail veered left of here off camera toward 'GRAND VALLEY')
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Are we still in the rainy olympics?
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Our loop on Day 5 ends with walking the ridge off in the distance. You can see a part of the trail on camera left.
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Flowers trying to hang on in Grand Valley
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Lunch time @ Moose Lake.
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Our next stop. Grand Pass. Center pic.
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Making our way to Grand Pass
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Looking back down into Grand Valley.
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Cool tarn & Grand Valley
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Great views from Grand Pass
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Our destination. Center pic. Cameron Basin. We will lose about 1600ft of elevation in 1 mile then regain 1000ft of it immediately after.
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Dropping down with Aaron. Cameron basin in the distance.
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Getting water at the tarn from the previous pic.
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Olympics and knee joints have a great relationship with each other.
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Sun hitting the needles of trees all trippy like.
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Cameron Basin!
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About 100ft from our camp.
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Our view from camp.
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Day 2 : Cameron Basin > Mt. Cameron > 1000 Acre Meadow (On & off trail)
14.35 Miles @ 3800ft of Elev. Gain (70% trail - 30% off trail)
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Slept like a rock listening to that waterfall all night.
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Headed up to Cameron Pass. The highest trailed pass in the Olympics.
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Monkey flower.
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Aaron and his GF sarah and I @ the top of Cameron Pass
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Off trail to Mt. Cameron. About 1/2 way we drop our packs for a quicker advance to Cameron.
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Mt. Rainier about 110 miles away.
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Baker and Mt. Shuksan about 100 miles away. Puget Sound in view.
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Whats left of the Cameron Glacier
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Great views and a photo bomb from Baker.
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We got back to our packs and started steeply side-hilling to intersect with the trail which headed for Lost Pass. We ran into what Aaron described a "Classic Olympic scene" a Steep grass slope with Olympus in view. We got buzzed by a Coast Guard / NPS helicopter. We assumed they were still on patrol to catch the remaining convict mountain goats they are rounding up and releasing into the North Cascades. (Mountain goats aren't native to the Olympics)
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Lost Basin & back on trail lol
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Loved this basin
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Looking back up where we came from. We were on that highpoint center pic.
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Lost Pass.
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Olympic Marmot ready to fight


We started our first extended off trail venture toward the unknown 1000 acre meadow. There was less online about this place than Bannock Lakes surprisingly. We shwacked 750ft of gain uphill a much more mellow experience than the 2600ft of gain up Character Ridge to bannock lakes. There were signs of marmot and bear EVERYWHERE.
kM2YrHP.jpg

Our first view of 1000 acre meadow. Once we cleared the trees it was immediate. BEAR! (looks right) ANOTHER BEAR! (looks further right) ANOTHER BEAR!

3 Bears. 1 Meadow.

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Bear 1 off by where we want to camp.
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Bear 2
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Bear 3. He was frozen. Staring at us the whole time while the other two ate berries.
kM2YrHP.jpg
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Making our way up the meadow. We tried to stay in the shade as the sun was brutal (for us northerners). Most of the trip it was mid-80's with 40-50% humidity.
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At camp! Bear #1 saw us coming from a ways away and trotted over a hill where we assumed he grazed for the remainder of the day only to flank our camp at night to rejoin his 2 buddies downhill. (All 3 of them were near each other next morning)
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Amazing sunset
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Much darker skies in the parks Interior.
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Camera caught some skyglow @ 3:00 AM


Day 3 : 1000 Acre Meadow > Off trail ridge walk to Hayden Pass area > Gray Wolf Pass > off trail to Cedar Lake
14 Miles @ 3800ft of elevation gain (50% trail - 50% off trail)

HTIyPXI.jpg

Good morning neighbors!
JuBJQaG.jpg

Got to watch our friends graze while we packed up our tents.
B2OEWQK.jpg

Current goal : get to the base of Sentinel Peak then cut down HARD to rejoin Hayden Pass trail.
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Grand view as we got up on the ridge. We camped near the big pond.
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Wrapping around toward Sentinel
PSLRs81.jpg
mNHStzo.jpg

Mama and cubs! They knew our presence WAAAY before we saw them. They were across the valley running. Funniest part which I didn't get on camera unfortunately is that they scared a deer up above them. So the deer was running from the bears who were running from us. Chain reaction.
pc9kQzU.jpg

Somewhere between the bears and these shots we had to veggie-belay down a steep section of forest which left its battle scar marks on Aaron. His legs looked like freddy got a hold of them.
huaUMPs.jpg

This off trail section had 2 of the best photos of the trip IMO. Mount Anderson above is Olympics mini-version of GNP's triple divide peak. Andersons melt water drains to the Pacific Ocean, Strait of Juan de Fuca and the Hood Canal
4HhJ7cS.jpg

Never alone off-trailing
cavovlQ.jpg

Back on the trail!
0wk1Qsw.jpg

Mt. Deception and Mystery. Mystery is probably now one of my favorite looking mountains in the Olympics.

We began our slog up Gray Wolf Pass in the midday heat. Once at Gray wolf pass we branched off trail toward Cedar Lake.
by4h5r7.jpg

Side hilling with the view of the Needles. We came from the low bowl center pic.
aYsdLCN.jpg

Racing daylight. Off trail travel in the morning was slow going.
68u4rqg.jpg

Beautiful basin.
vLorX2v.jpg

Awesome creek which led to a 200 foot sheer drop.
IxSzFVL.jpg

Pano of an unnamed lake on our way to Cedar Lake. Here we picked up an old goat trail which we then lost near the next saddle toward Cedar.
mvydtQE.jpg

Cedar Lake!
CkM2V56.jpg

This section really reminded me of the Upper Lyman/Lower Lyman transition in the GPW
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Boots cant take much more side-hilling.
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Cedar Lake 2.0 near camp. We came down from low point on picture left.

Day 4 : Cedar Lake to Deer Park (100% trail) 10 Miles @ 3900ft of Elev. Gain
A trail starts up near the drainage exit of Cedar Lake which we used to connect up with the Gray Wolf drainage.

A lot of this was valley walking. It was a typical beautiful Olympic forest but I didn't take many photos as it had brushy sections and I lost my lense cap near Gray Wolf Pass and didn't want to scratch it. I got some good video of it but the photos I snapped after the video shots didn't turn out too good. The 4 mile 3600 ft of elevation gain up to Deer Park from Three Forks wasn't too bad. I thought the 3 mile 2600ft of gain from Gray Wolf was actually worse due to the sun and heat. We had clouds come in and it was a cooler day. Then it rained on us @ deer park.
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Storms

Day 5: Deer Park to Obstruction Point (END) (100% trail) 7.2 Miles @ 1500ft of Elev. Gain

The rain kept up through the night and most of the views on the open ridge walk were socked in. Until the very end and last mile stretch!
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The views most of the walk.
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Parking lot can be seen near the trees of the center peak (left).
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Amazing open landscape.
fovzRte.jpg

Very smoky mountain esque shot


Overall it was an amazing trip. A lot more lax than the GPW trek which made it all the better. Loved every bit of this corner of the Olympic mountains and hope to get back there again. Especially the Royal Basin area Aaron talked up. Now Lacey and I are off to the Chelan-Sawtooth range!
 
Thanks for the enjoyable photos and report. A good guide too for anyone interested in that area. Not what my mental picture was of the Olympics, and I grew up on the BC coast and know that summers there can be sunny and dry.
 
Superb time lapse, the sunset and night shots are amazing! The off-trail stuff does indeed look like "character building". Did any of you feel the knees after this trip? Mine hurt just looking at the photos of the descend to Cameron basin :D.
Cool bear experience being flanked by them. This is a newbie question, but where is the bear canister placed overnight in an open area like 1000 acres meadow? Thanks for sharing @NorthwestWanderer , to 2020!
 
Superb time lapse, the sunset and night shots are amazing! The off-trail stuff does indeed look like "character building". Did any of you feel the knees after this trip? Mine hurt just looking at the photos of the descend to Cameron basin :D.
Cool bear experience being flanked by them. This is a newbie question, but where is the bear canister placed overnight in an open area like 1000 acres meadow? Thanks for sharing @NorthwestWanderer , to 2020!

Thanks! We just placed our bear kegs in a grove of trees about 400 feet away. Fortunately after all my trips I have yet to have a bear mess with my bear keg. I always find it upright in the exact spot I placed it lol The ones we use are pretty bullet proof and have no breather holes where a bear can get a tooth into it and carry it away. As long as its not near a cliff where it can roll away it can be placed anywhere.


As for the knees they weren't too bad. The glacier peak trip was A LOT worse on the knees. My feet were barking a bit more so because of my blown out boots haha
 
Looks like a great trip, I've never really looked at a map of Olympic (but I'd love to visit) so I did not realize how high the mountains/passes were. You guys did a lot of up and down.

thanks for the inspiring report, some day I'll make it out there.
 
Last week I did a grand trip with a good friend. A friend I made this year during my crazy Glacier Peak off-trail trip. Aaron. Aaron has tons of knowledge on the Olympic Mountains where I have next to none. The main goal of this trip was to strike deep into ONP's interior and reach '1000 Acre Meadow' and 'Cedar Lake'. 1000 Acre Meadow is to Aaron as what Bannock Lakes was to me. Something we've been eyeing up for years but just never had the chance to go for it. Luckily we had the chance. Straight to the point, the Olympic mountains are amazing.

Things to know about the Olympic Mountains that I didn't know
- Barely any flat, you're either losing elevation or gaining it.
- Surprisingly lots of elevation gain & loss
- Tons of wildlife
- The corner of the park we did has a "Rain shadow" effect so it's very dry.
- Despite being lower elevation, the local relief will make 6000ft peaks look like 8000 footers.
- The trees are HUGE and TALL. Even the normal alpine trees are 10-20ft taller than normal



DAY 1 : Obstruction Point to Upper Cameron Basin (Trail) 13 Miles - 3500ft Elev. Gain (100% trail)
We started out at the end of Obstruction Point road which branches off from the crowded hurricane ridge visitor center. Great start. Already in the alpine!

7jGrPzD.jpg

Mount Olympus in the distance
0sgO0ef.jpg

Beautiful trail (our trail veered left of here off camera toward 'GRAND VALLEY')
XW9MwPX.jpg

Are we still in the rainy olympics?
XMZt2eO.jpg

Our loop on Day 5 ends with walking the ridge off in the distance. You can see a part of the trail on camera left.
2J0wgS9.jpg

Flowers trying to hang on in Grand Valley
d8Lu4s8.jpg

Lunch time @ Moose Lake.
2SrvlUs.jpg

Our next stop. Grand Pass. Center pic.
m423f9w.jpg

Making our way to Grand Pass
VUkBas4.jpg

Looking back down into Grand Valley.
2LS25gt.jpg

Cool tarn & Grand Valley
gkQTqdK.jpg

TdXrkuW.jpg
4uH2mpR.jpg

SRsF9ry.jpg

Great views from Grand Pass
FgRGyKH.jpg

Our destination. Center pic. Cameron Basin. We will lose about 1600ft of elevation in 1 mile then regain 1000ft of it immediately after.
SCfbA46.jpg

Dropping down with Aaron. Cameron basin in the distance.
jvyhsxM.jpg

Getting water at the tarn from the previous pic.
gtyNqZh.jpg

Olympics and knee joints have a great relationship with each other.
XzNxYjP.jpg

Sun hitting the needles of trees all trippy like.
H7tFejn.jpg

Cameron Basin!
dizSCGn.jpg

About 100ft from our camp.
ioOSEVu.jpg

Our view from camp.
UWMU4Aw.jpg
oxG6skl.jpg

SKcJncG.jpg

724cEio.jpg





Day 2 : Cameron Basin > Mt. Cameron > 1000 Acre Meadow (On & off trail)
14.35 Miles @ 3800ft of Elev. Gain (70% trail - 30% off trail)
fHHOFNc.jpg

Slept like a rock listening to that waterfall all night.
CxBF2Y5.jpg

smPe9HV.jpg

Headed up to Cameron Pass. The highest trailed pass in the Olympics.
dUB2330.jpg

Monkey flower.
sH4SjdX.jpg

Aaron and his GF sarah and I @ the top of Cameron Pass
D2vvWQq.jpg

Off trail to Mt. Cameron. About 1/2 way we drop our packs for a quicker advance to Cameron.
4Bjapyo.jpg

Mt. Rainier about 110 miles away.
YABrwvD.jpg

Baker and Mt. Shuksan about 100 miles away. Puget Sound in view.
Fnmb9kf.jpg

Whats left of the Cameron Glacier
7NunHn8.jpg
I1LGf2u.jpg

Great views and a photo bomb from Baker.
TgrCcI9.jpg

We got back to our packs and started steeply side-hilling to intersect with the trail which headed for Lost Pass. We ran into what Aaron described a "Classic Olympic scene" a Steep grass slope with Olympus in view. We got buzzed by a Coast Guard / NPS helicopter. We assumed they were still on patrol to catch the remaining convict mountain goats they are rounding up and releasing into the North Cascades. (Mountain goats aren't native to the Olympics)
ZtHTdzQ.jpg

Lost Basin & back on trail lol
u8euETL.jpg

Loved this basin
2sahrCf.jpg

Looking back up where we came from. We were on that highpoint center pic.
0ytd9Z7.jpg

Lost Pass.
F6e7jXJ.jpg

Olympic Marmot ready to fight


We started our first extended off trail venture toward the unknown 1000 acre meadow. There was less online about this place than Bannock Lakes surprisingly. We shwacked 750ft of gain uphill a much more mellow experience than the 2600ft of gain up Character Ridge to bannock lakes. There were signs of marmot and bear EVERYWHERE.
kM2YrHP.jpg

Our first view of 1000 acre meadow. Once we cleared the trees it was immediate. BEAR! (looks right) ANOTHER BEAR! (looks further right) ANOTHER BEAR!

3 Bears. 1 Meadow.

G66sYOj.jpg

Bear 1 off by where we want to camp.
t1xIuOG.jpg

Bear 2
jJ4mrv9.jpg

Bear 3. He was frozen. Staring at us the whole time while the other two ate berries.
kM2YrHP.jpg
UDfDyFZ.jpg

Making our way up the meadow. We tried to stay in the shade as the sun was brutal (for us northerners). Most of the trip it was mid-80's with 40-50% humidity.
fbBKDkH.jpg

At camp! Bear #1 saw us coming from a ways away and trotted over a hill where we assumed he grazed for the remainder of the day only to flank our camp at night to rejoin his 2 buddies downhill. (All 3 of them were near each other next morning)
tcKONAq.jpg

Amazing sunset
Zjhldza.jpg

qICxTCQ.jpg

Much darker skies in the parks Interior.
oDVxl1S.jpg

Camera caught some skyglow @ 3:00 AM


Day 3 : 1000 Acre Meadow > Off trail ridge walk to Hayden Pass area > Gray Wolf Pass > off trail to Cedar Lake
14 Miles @ 3800ft of elevation gain (50% trail - 50% off trail)

HTIyPXI.jpg

Good morning neighbors!
JuBJQaG.jpg

Got to watch our friends graze while we packed up our tents.
B2OEWQK.jpg

Current goal : get to the base of Sentinel Peak then cut down HARD to rejoin Hayden Pass trail.
KlZAC9n.jpg

Grand view as we got up on the ridge. We camped near the big pond.
k15Fzb3.jpg

Wrapping around toward Sentinel
PSLRs81.jpg
mNHStzo.jpg

Mama and cubs! They knew our presence WAAAY before we saw them. They were across the valley running. Funniest part which I didn't get on camera unfortunately is that they scared a deer up above them. So the deer was running from the bears who were running from us. Chain reaction.
pc9kQzU.jpg

Somewhere between the bears and these shots we had to veggie-belay down a steep section of forest which left its battle scar marks on Aaron. His legs looked like freddy got a hold of them.
huaUMPs.jpg

This off trail section had 2 of the best photos of the trip IMO. Mount Anderson above is Olympics mini-version of GNP's triple divide peak. Andersons melt water drains to the Pacific Ocean, Strait of Juan de Fuca and the Hood Canal
4HhJ7cS.jpg

Never alone off-trailing
cavovlQ.jpg

Back on the trail!
0wk1Qsw.jpg

Mt. Deception and Mystery. Mystery is probably now one of my favorite looking mountains in the Olympics.

We began our slog up Gray Wolf Pass in the midday heat. Once at Gray wolf pass we branched off trail toward Cedar Lake.
by4h5r7.jpg

Side hilling with the view of the Needles. We came from the low bowl center pic.
aYsdLCN.jpg

Racing daylight. Off trail travel in the morning was slow going.
68u4rqg.jpg

Beautiful basin.
vLorX2v.jpg

Awesome creek which led to a 200 foot sheer drop.
IxSzFVL.jpg

Pano of an unnamed lake on our way to Cedar Lake. Here we picked up an old goat trail which we then lost near the next saddle toward Cedar.
mvydtQE.jpg

Cedar Lake!
CkM2V56.jpg

This section really reminded me of the Upper Lyman/Lower Lyman transition in the GPW
3VMhd5a.jpg

Boots cant take much more side-hilling.
OW1CSCB.jpg

Cedar Lake 2.0 near camp. We came down from low point on picture left.

Day 4 : Cedar Lake to Deer Park (100% trail) 10 Miles @ 3900ft of Elev. Gain
A trail starts up near the drainage exit of Cedar Lake which we used to connect up with the Gray Wolf drainage.

A lot of this was valley walking. It was a typical beautiful Olympic forest but I didn't take many photos as it had brushy sections and I lost my lense cap near Gray Wolf Pass and didn't want to scratch it. I got some good video of it but the photos I snapped after the video shots didn't turn out too good. The 4 mile 3600 ft of elevation gain up to Deer Park from Three Forks wasn't too bad. I thought the 3 mile 2600ft of gain from Gray Wolf was actually worse due to the sun and heat. We had clouds come in and it was a cooler day. Then it rained on us @ deer park.
V651nhW.jpg

Storms

Day 5: Deer Park to Obstruction Point (END) (100% trail) 7.2 Miles @ 1500ft of Elev. Gain

The rain kept up through the night and most of the views on the open ridge walk were socked in. Until the very end and last mile stretch!
QeR6WcL.jpg

The views most of the walk.
E47o3KM.jpg

Parking lot can be seen near the trees of the center peak (left).
IBCQTwE.jpg

Amazing open landscape.
fovzRte.jpg

Very smoky mountain esque shot


Overall it was an amazing trip. A lot more lax than the GPW trek which made it all the better. Loved every bit of this corner of the Olympic mountains and hope to get back there again. Especially the Royal Basin area Aaron talked up. Now Lacey and I are off to the Chelan-Sawtooth range!
This is just unimaginably incredible!!
 
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