Castle Rock, CO July 2023

Summer Solstice

FOOD + BEVERAGE DINING AL FRESCO

TRAVEL

SUMMER STAYCATION

HOME + DESIGN

THE PERFECT OUTDOOR SPACE

LIFE + CULTURE

RECOGNIZING OUR VETERANS WITH THE PASSION OF THE DCVMF

Summer is for fun in the sun, splashing in the waves, and sipping in the shade. Find it all during your summer of more at Gaylord Rockies.

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Summertime

I hope this letter finds you laying by the pool or lake and soaking in some much-needed vitamin D.

As the days grow longer and the weather gets warmer, I find myself eagerly anticipating the arrival of summer. There's just something about this season that brings about a sense of excitement and adventure.

Sure, fall has my favorite flavors and scents, winter has its cozy charms, and I can't deny the beauty of spring. But when the summer solstice rolls around, I’m more than ready for the long, languid days sitting by the pool or floating on a boat.

The pages in our Summer Fun issue will help you make the most of this season.  And even if summer doesn't mean three months of summer vacation anymore (because we're, you know, adults) we can still look forward to an adventure by crossing things off our ultimate summer bucket list (check the table of contents for ours!) and curling up with a new favorite poolside read. (P.S. teachers, you deserve this much-needed break!)

My family loves to go to all the outdoor summer concerts and fairs each year. [i.e.: I love exploring new hiking trails, going for bike rides, and even just having a picnic in the park. There's something about being in nature that feels so rejuvenating and refreshing.]

Just like this season has a way of bringing people together, we hope the pages inside this month’s issue will enrich and enliven your experience of our city.

Kindest Regards, MEL MILES, PUBLISHER @CASTLEROCKLIFESTYLE

July 2023

PUBLISHER

Mel Miles | mel.miles@citylifestyle.com

EDITOR

Mary Abel | Mary.abel@citylifestyle.com

EDITORIAL COORDINATOR

Callie Miller | Callie.Miller@citylifestyle.com

PUBLISHER ASSISTANT

Matthew Harlan | castlerocklifestyle@gmail.com

CONTRIBUTING WRITERS

Suzie Glassman, Mary Abel, Glenna Hope, Allison Bankston

CONTRIBUTING PHOTOGRAPHER

Nick Lucey

Corporate Team

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER Steven Schowengerdt

CHIEF SALES OFFICER Matthew Perry

CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER DeLand Shore

DIRECTOR OF SOCIAL MEDIA Mindy Hargesheimer

ART DIRECTOR Sara Minor

OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Janeane Thompson

WEB APPLICATIONS Michael O’Connell

AD DESIGNER Evan Deuvall

LAYOUT DESIGNER Emily Lisenbee

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1-7: On Saturday May 20, nonprofit Wellsprings Community, with many community sponsors, hosted a day of fun. This event raised $65,434.87.

business monthly

A round-up of exciting news from local businesses.

The Colorado Scottish Festival

Get into the spirit of Scotland in Colorado’s own backyard at this special event. The St. Andrew Society of Colorado will host the 59th Annual Colorado Scottish Festival at its new location at the Denver Polo Club, August 5-6, 2023. This event provides an excellent opportunity to explore several interesting aspects of Scottish culture, traditions and history, while nourishing the community with a variety of engaging experiences.

Robin's Nest Summer Yoga with the Horses

Enjoy the coolest part of summer days with Thursday morning and Friday evening classes. Robin's Nest Yoga sessions will be practicing either in the barn or overlooking the pasture, allowing the horses to assist you in finding your breath. These 60-minute sessions are for all levels. They will focus on allowing the mind and body to unwind and decompress amidst the beauty of Mother Nature and these gentle giants. Register  at  www.purplelotuswellnessyoga.com

Share This Wonder-Full World

Generation Wild , Colorado’s leader in the youth-and-outdoors movement created by  Great Outdoors Colorado (GOCO), launched its summer campaign, ‘ Share This Wonder-Full World.’ The goal of this campaign is to remind parents across Colorado that they are their children’s most important role models and motivate them to set their kids up for a lifelong love of the outdoors. They will be providing Wonder-Full moments to connect kids with nature at various cultural events across Colorado.

16th Annual Honey Festival at 0'Brien Park

Mark your calendars for Sunday, August 6, when the Honey Festival makes its buzzworthy return to Parker. From 8 a.m. to 1 p.m., visitors can indulge in a fun-filled event aimed at raising awareness and appreciation for the humble honeybee through an array of educational and entertaining activities. This year’s Honey Festival promises to be an unforgettable experience that celebrates the beauty and importance of the honeybee.

Award-Winning Brush Creek Ranch Announces New Experiences

Brush Creek Ranch, named among the Top 10 Resorts in the Mountain West in  Condé Nast Traveler’s 2022 Reader’s Choice Awards, announced several additions for the 2023 summer season, including new experiences such as e-bikes, a llama program, and new goat experiences; a new culinary concept, Teppanyaki Garden; and family-friendly updates to its glamping property, French Creek. “Each year, we look for ways to elevate the guest experience,” said Mike Williams, COO of Brush Creek Ranch. www.brushcreekranch.com

Battle Mountain Brewing Opens in Downtown Castle Rock

Castle Rock welcomed a new brewery to the scene in June. Located at 330 Third Street in the heart of our Historic District, Battle Mountain Brewing Company is excited to be part of the community. This award-winning brewery wants you bring the family, invite your friends, your wine club or brew crew—and kids are welcome! Come hang out in the event tent or on the open-air patio and put your feet up. www.battlemountaincr.com

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local experiences

Don’t let the summer season get away from you before school and cooler temperatures return. Grab your crew and tackle our bucket list recommendations to check off before one of our favorite seasons comes to an end.

Our Picks for Your Summer Bucket List

COLORADO RENAISSANCE FESTIVAL: Running through August 6, this great event  travels back to the 16th century for the family has plenty of turkey legs, mead, wine, and sweets to go around. 650 Perry Park Avenue, Larkspur, CO

LOST VALLEY RANCH : This dude ranch is the epitome of the Old West, where guests come to connect with the outdoors and each other and make lifetime memories. 29555 Goose Creek Road, Sedalia, Colorado 80135

PALMER LAKE REGIONAL RECREATION AREA: The perfect place to picnic and paddle board the day away with family and friends.  199 County Line Rd, Palmer Lake, Colorado 80133

NORTH POLE COLORADO SANTA’S WORKSHOP: The  North Pole-Santa's Workshop, an enchanting vintage  amusement park nestled at the foot of Pikes Peak in Colorado Springs, Colorado. 5050 Pikes Peak Hwy, Cascade, CO

UBERGRIPPEN INDOOR CLIMBING CRAG: Spend your summer climbing, working out, taking yoga classes, and hanging out in the yard on the traverse wall, slack line or boulder!  3690 Bilberry St, Castle Rock, Colorado 80109

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RECOGNIZING VETERANS

ARTICLE BY SUZIE GLASSMAN PHOTOGRAPHY BY NICK LUCEY

Our Douglas County Veteran’s Monument Foundation provides programs and services to our home town heros

More than 20,000 veterans call Douglas County home, with the majority having served in Vietnam, the Gulf War, or post-Gulf War conflicts (2002–present). With its proximity to military bases and adventurous outdoor lifestyle, Jarold Wildman, current chair of the Douglas County Veterans Memorial Fund (DCVMF), said the area attracts many veterans who got a taste of what Colorado offers during military training and decided to return.

Wildman, a Colorado native, grew up in Evergreen and served two Middle East deployments with the Navy from 1994 to 1998 as a Damage Controlman, where he trained in firefighting, ship stability, and chemical, radiological, and biological warfare defense.

For Wildman, the Navy was a path to his life’s purpose—fighting fires. Coming from a long line of firefighters, his passion for putting out wildfires began as a young child and never wavered.

But when he graduated from high school in 1994, you could only be a firefighter once you were 21. So he joined the Navy—the only branch of service that

could guarantee firefighting training and experience. Soon, he found himself onboard the USS Ingersoll stationed out of Pearl Harbor, HI.

The lessons he learned in those four years remain close to his heart almost two decades later, and he’s dedicated to serving fellow veterans and helping them in whatever way he can.

As chair of DCVMF, Wildman oversees the organization’s Veteran’s Assistance Grant Program, providing much-needed financial assistance to local veterans needing a “hand up.”

While he acknowledges many government and non-profit programs offer resources to veterans, his organization hopes to step in where those services fall short. Veterans can apply online for a once-per-lifetime Veterans Assistance Grant of up to $2,000.

“It could be as simple as helping someone with a car repair or an electric bill,” said Wildman. “The goal is to prevent a minor bill from spiraling into something financially devastating.”

Wildman’s leadership has also helped make DCVMF’s golf tournament fundraiser a huge success. The annual event raises money that goes directly to providing grants and maintaining the veteran’s monument at Veteran’s Corner in downtown Castle Rock.

The bronze statue, named Freedoms Keeper, cost more than $100,000 to design and build and sits atop a 5-foot granite pedestal displaying each of the six service seals. According to DCVMF, “The colorful stones in the wall that hold each of the service flags and the POW flag are from the Historic Courthouse that burned down in 1978.”

“IT COULD BE AS SIMPLE AS HELPING SOMEONE WITH A CAR REPAIR OR AN ELECTRIC BILL. THE GOAL IS TO PREVENT A MINOR BILL FROM SPIRALING INTO SOMETHING FINANCIALLY DEVASTATING.”

—JAROLD WILDMAN

Wildman said he wants people to know Freedoms Keeper isn’t a memorial. It’s a monument dedicated to the past, present, and future.

DCVMF’s last mission is to expand veteran outreach and raise awareness in the community around issues that affect this patriotic group of citizens. Its most prominent event is the annual golf tournament held during Armed Forces Week.

Its second-largest event is VetFest in downtown Castle Rock each July (this year, on July 8) with food trucks, live music, a 5K run and walk, artists, and vendors.

Wildman said the group is always looking for volunteers, especially those with marketing, bookkeeping, administration, or grant-writing skills. “You don’t need to be a veteran. Just come with a heart ready to serve.”

Dining Al Fresco

Summer means eating outdoors. Here are five great patios for dinner under the starts

ARTICLE BY MARY ABEL

BURLY BREWING COMPANY

Enjoy a frosty brew, live music and events on two shaded outdoor decks that include fire pits for cool evenings. The locally-owned brewery also hosts food trucks Tuesday–Sunday. 680 Atchison Way, #800; burlybrewing.com

CRUSH WINE BAR

Sip on a glass of wine and nibble on some of the best small plates in town as the sun sets. Crush’s cozy outdoor patio is an ideal spot for a romantic date or special gathering. 3911 Ambrosia Street, Suite 101; crushwineandfood.com

TRIBE RIVERWALK

Tribe Riverwalk has a big-city vibe, beautiful cocktails, and modern, American cuisine with a western twist. It also has a lovely patio for dining out of doors in an ideal location for people-watching.  115 Wilcox Street, Suite 120; tribehospitalitygroup.com

DOS SANTOS TACOS

Featuring next-level street tacos, Dos Santos also offers elevated appetizers and a delightful array of margaritas. The patio is fun and casual, fitted with picnic tables for happy, informal gatherings. 20 Wilcox Street, Suite #118A; dossantostacos.com

LA LOMA

This popular Mexican eatery offers an expansive outdoor terrace with fire pits and spectacular views. Try the fajitas with fresh tortillas made in-house; pair them with a perfectly mixed El Jefe margarita. 6361 Promenade Parkway; lalomamexican.com

THE PERFECT OUTDOOR SPACE

ARTICLE BY CALLIE MILLER

The sun is out, and whether you’re looking to sell your house or simply have friends over for a cookout, it’s time to liven up your patio and backyard for the season. Everything from curb appeal to a relaxing backyard ambiance can be tweaked and shifted to perfect your space for any occasion. Ginger Knutson, a local real estate agent with Titan One Realty, lends her own advice for sprucing up the outdoors.

START WITH THE FRONT YARD

While the focal points of a home’s value are typically the kitchen and the bathrooms, Knutson reminds us that the outdoor spaces can be just as critical—especially as Coloradans love the outdoors. According to Knutson, “Having good curb appeal sets the tone upon entering your house, so having a clean, low-maintenance front yard is ideal.” As the front yard is more of an invitation into the home, it doesn’t need to be as extravagant as the backyard; some minimalist décor and clean landscaping can be welcoming to guests.

SPEND MORE ON THE BACKYARD

“For me, spending the bulk of the landscaping budget on the backyard is the way to go,” Knutson explains. “Often, from May until October, we can use our outdoor space for relaxing or entertaining. I always like to add

rugs to create warmth and to define an area, and I love to have various seating areas as well: a dining table, a set of chairs or a bistro table, and a comfy couch.” With so many defined seating areas, you can have a dinner off the grill in one space, then move to the couch for an outdoor game night. With a bigger budget in mind, Knutson confirms that adding a deck can provide up to a 90% return on investment. “This is a great way to affordably add living space to your home,” she says. “Furthermore, adding a pergola to your deck or patio can give you almost yearround outside time.”

FINAL QUICK TIPS

Sometimes all a space needs is a little fix or a simple adjustment, and outdoor spaces come with some simple solutions for just that. Knutson shares, “First, if you have dogs, get turf, and have it professionally installed. Second, use weather-resistant furniture, such as wicker, powder-coated metal, or pressure-treated stained and sealed wood. Third, build your deck out of Trex; it will save you in the long run, as it doesn’t require upkeep or periodic staining and sealing. Fourth, always add lights—hanging twinkle lights or solar lanterns and faux flickering candles that can be turned on with remote. And last but not least, it’s always a great idea to consult with a designer if you are not a confident decorator.”

Local expert Ginger Knutson shares how to curate stylish outdoor spaces this summer and increase the value of your home.

Trends Can be Fun

Paying attention to trends in design is a good idea, but like with everything, there’s a catch to staying trendy. “I love trends because I love current design. However, it’s not always practical or feasible to switch out your finishings every couple of years,” Knutson adds. “For Colorado, I'd say make your backyard as fun and livable as possible. Turf, decks, extended stamped-concrete patios, hanging twinkle lights, fire pits (gas only, since we are often under fire ban), and water features are great examples.”

Ginger Knutson, Realtor Titan One Realty 303.856.5788

ginknutson@gmail.com

ARTICLE BY ALLISON BANKSTON PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF GAYLORD ROCKIES RESORT

SUMMER STAYCATION

THE GAYLORD ROCKIES RESORT ASSURES YOU DON'T HAVE TO TRAVEL FAR TO FIND SUMMER FUN

The Gaylord Rockies Resort is a mecca of activity for summertime fun. For families or vacationers looking for a wide variety of things to do, it’s a wonderful, central location with tons of options for all ages. The resort in Aurora opened in 2018 as Colorado’s largest combined resort and convention center, and it’s just 10 minutes from the Denver International Airport. “The resort was the fifth Gaylord Hotels property and one of the largest resorts in the world to debut under the Marriott International brand in 2018,” says Public Relations Manager Andrea Lawley. The Rockies was opened after an unprecedented amount of growth in the Denver area. The property includes 1,501 rooms, 485,000 square feet of convention center space, and an extensive outdoor waterpark.

“We want our guests to experience more ,” says Andrea. “Whether they are here for a conference, dining at Old Hickory Steakhouse, or enjoying the pool,

we want them to rave about their excellent experience from beginning to end.”

With a thrilling water slide and a winding lazy river, ARRRapahoe Springs Water Park is the perfect summer hangout spot for the family. Throughout the resort, you can explore delicious dining, relax in the spa, or try interactive activities and fun seasonal events. The resort’s Summer of More celebration is from May 19 through Sept. 4, 2023, and includes lots of special activities.

The water park features an outdoor water slide, hot tubs, a lap pool, and a 720-foot long lazy river that includes waterfalls, water jets, and bubblers. Guests can also reserve poolside cabanas, presented by LIFEWTR, for the ultimate in stress-free pool time.

The all-new Adventure Kids’ Clubhouse inspires kids to let their inner artist come to life while creating fun crafts. Families can enjoy music, games, and poolside fun

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LEFT: The Gaylord Resort's summer packages offer something for everyone in the family.

MIDDLE: The water park features an outdoor water slide, hot tubs, a lap pool, and a 720-foot long lazy river that includes waterfalls, water jets, and bubblers.

RIGHT: The ARRRapahoe Springs Water Park features a winding lazy river.

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LEFT: Enjoy some stress-fress pool time by reserving a poolside cabana.

RIGHT: Sophie, Rowan and Benji welcome families to the Gaylord Resort and Convention Center.

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LEFT: Kids can set out on swashbuckling adventures.

RIGHT: Indulge in one of the resort's many beer and wine dinners.

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LEFT: Old Hickory Steakhouse offers beautiful steaks, handcrafted cocktails, and a quiet setting for a memorable night out.

RIGHT: Guests can look for treasure chests located around the resort by partaking in the Shiny Stash Scavenger Hunt.

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LEFT: The resort features Animal Encounters which provide upclose interactions with a variety of incredible creatures.

RIGHT: Families can enjoy music, games, and poolside fun at the ARRRarapahoe Springs Pool Party.

at the ARRRarapahoe Springs Pool Party. Kids can set off on a swashbuckling adventure through the Shiny Stash Scavenger Hunt, in which guests will look for treasure chests located around the resort.

You won’t want to miss the Discover Colorado Escape Room , too. Andrea says you can expect to solve exciting riddles, interpret clues, and work together to escape—all while learning interesting things about Colorado. “It’s a wonderful bonding activity that is open not only to overnight guests, but anyone who would like to test their skills.” The Discover Colorado Escape Room is open Friday through Sunday and starts at $149 for groups of 1-4 people and $18 for each additional guest.

The resort features Animal Encounters which provide up-close interactions with a variety of incredible creatures. Guests can also take a virtual safari through the Wildlife Rescue —an augmented reality experience presented by bubly™. Twelve endangered animals are hidden throughout the resort, and people can use a smartphone and a free app to enjoy the experience. Andrea says, “Guests search for the tracking markers to find the hidden animals, learn facts about them, and see them come to life with the magic of augmented reality (AR).”

Dining is a big part of every vacation, and the Gaylord Rockies Resort makes sure guests’ culinary experiences are unique and memorable. Wine and beer dinners are available along with Old Hickory Master Cocktail Classes . Participants learn from master cocktail artisans, as well as local brand experts. The hourlong course begins with an overview of spirits followed by crafting two cocktails with the help of master bartenders. Cocktail classes are every Saturday at 3:00 PM and are $40 per person. The Gaylord Rockies works with various Colorado breweries to put on beer dinners, including Dry Dock and Odell Breweries.

If relaxation is really more your speed, the resort’s Relâche Spa provides summer massages, facials, and nail treatments. Mood-boosting Ylang-Ylang and honey-inspired services are available, and the summer months include spa treatments to increase your immune system as well as anti-inflammatory ginger, lime and agave services and more.

Summer packages are available. To book rooms, packages, spa treatments and event tickets, visit GaylordRockies.com .

“We want our guests to experience more... we want them to rave about their excellent experience from beginning to end.”

—Andrea Lawley, Public Relations Manager

CITY LIFESTYLE

Summer Bucket List

Welcome, summer! As a hyper-local publication, we thrive on helping our readers make connections with the cities they live in, the businesses that make up their communities and the inspiring individuals making a positive mark. Are you ready for your most adventurous, fun summer? Here are summer bucket list ideas for you to accomplish this year. We hope you’ll explore a new neighborhood, spend a lazy Saturday afternoon at a new winery or taste the flavors at a local ice cream shop. Let us know what you discover and enjoy! We’d love to hear.

KIDS

Make the most of this Summer! Check off these activities on our Kids Summer Bucket List as you complete them throughout the summer. P.S. You might need an adult’s help with some of these!

Explore a New Local Park Go

Do a Random Act of Kindness for a Stranger

Write a Kind Note to a Friend

Ride a Rollercoaster

Summer is finally here. Take advantage of the season with our Adult Summer Bucket List. Check off these activities as you complete them with your family and friends and congratulate yourself on a Summer well-spent!

events

A curated selection of the most intriguing upcoming events in our area.

Castle Rock Children’s Farmer’s Market

DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS

A farmers’ market…run entirely by KIDS! Entrepreneurs ages 5 to 16 can participate in the farmer’s/craft market. Children can sell anything! It can be handmade, store-bought, food, games or services. The kids must do the selling! They are in charge of their business. Mom and Dad can help set up and watch their kiddos run the show. Register at https://childrensentrepreneurmarket.com .

JULY 4TH

July 4th Rock-It Run

DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS

Join for the 3rd Annual ROCK-IT RUN 5k, Half Marathon (Relay Optional), and FREE 1k Little Rock-It RUN (8 years and under). Kick-start your July 4th with a new tradition and feel good about changing lives. Half Marathon at 6:30 a.m. and 5k at 8 a.m. For more information and to register, visit  https://runtochangelives.org/ rock-it-run .

JULY 8TH

6th Annual VetFest

FESTIVAL PARK

The Douglas County Veterans Monument Foundation (DCVMF) will continue the VetFest tradition and feature several live bands on stage throughout the day, food trucks, beer and wine vendors, arts and crafts, nonprofit booths for veterans, a beer garden and veterans’ social area, and much, much more. Learn more about DCVMF at https://dcvmf.com.

JULY 11TH

Animals Around the Rock: Raptors Over the Rock

PHILIP S. MILLER PARK

Join Douglas Land Conservancy and the Town of Castle Rock as they dive into the characteristics that define our local wildlife, including raptors, reptiles, bats, insects, and other species. Local wildlife experts, organizations, and wildlife rehabilitators, such as Nature’s Educators and Denver Audubon, will be featured at these programs. Join Nature's Educators for this popular one-hour presentation.

JULY 14TH

Relay For Life of Douglas County Luminaria Ceremony

DOUGLAS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS | 9:00 PM

Light up our track and honor every life touched by cancer. Dedicate a luminaria to a loved one lost, someone currently battling, or anyone who has overcome cancer. Join us in person at dusk (approximately 9 p.m.) to remember those who have battled cancer, celebrate those who are still with us and to fight back against this horrible disease.

JULY 15TH

Castle Rock WineFest

BISON PARK

Castle Rock WineFest, an outdoor wine tasting event, will offer more than two dozen wineries and over 180 varietals of the finest Colorado wine. This event (the 19th annual) draws wine aficionados for its fabulous wine tastings, live music and unique artisan vendors. There will be plenty of amazing food truck vendors too. Get tickets at castlerockwinefest.com

JULY 23RD

Summer Concert Series

Castle Pines

COYOTE RIDGE PARK

Join your friends and neighbors at Coyote Ridge Park for the second concert of the 2023 Summer Concert Series with Band Narrow Gauge. Bring your lawn chairs, snacks, and beverages and sit back and enjoy Narrow Gauge. The show is free and begins at 6 p.m.

JULY 28TH – AUGUST 6TH Douglas County Fair and Rodeo

DOUGLAS COUNTY

FAIRGROUNDS

This Year’s Douglas County Fair & Rodeo, celebrating 105 years, is truly one of the summer’s premier events!

• Petting Zoo

• Hometown Rodeo

• Vintage Car Show

• Food Trucks & Vendors

• Shopping at The Marketplace

• Cats, Dogs, Llamas, Horses

• Live Local Music & More! Get the full schedule of events at douglascountyfairandrodeo.com .

JULY 30TH

Farm-to-Table Lunch

DOUGLAS COUNTY

FAIRGROUNDS | 11:00 AM

Enjoy beverages, appetizers, and vendors at 11:00 a.m. Lunch buffet served at 11:30 am.

There are a limited number of seats available, so get your tickets early! General Admission ticket ages 11 years and older, $70. Children ages 2–10, $35. Children under 2 are free but will be required to sit on an adult's lap.

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