TdG

	Name	Type	# Changes	Last Updated	First Updated
1	Gabe Regan's ascent of Velvet Silence	ascent	28	20th October 2025	13th October 2025
2	Neil Foster's ascent of Ulysses' Bow	ascent	28	22nd September 2025	29th August 2025
3	https://www.instagram.com/p/DNIgOzIs8zE/	media	27	11th August 2025	11th August 2025
4	https://www.instagram.com/p/0aeI3lSEpz/	media	24	11th August 2025	11th August 2025
5	https://www.instagram.com/p/0LNWV0yEng/	media	24	11th August 2025	11th August 2025
6	https://www.instagram.com/p/BL9H0OSg8Fc/	media	24	11th August 2025	11th August 2025
7	https://www.instagram.com/p/gS6wGZSEpx/	media	24	11th August 2025	11th August 2025
8	https://www.instagram.com/p/nXtEdRSEmQ/	media	24	11th August 2025	11th August 2025
9	https://www.instagram.com/p/ux4XICSEsv/	media	24	11th August 2025	11th August 2025

	Date	Time	User	Type	Name	Attribute
12481	22nd September 2025	08:34:17 UTC	TdG	ascent	Paul Pritchard's ascent of Dawes of Perception	notes_pretty
Before `None` After `<h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://dmmwales.com/blogs/ambassadors/paul-pritchard?srsltid=AfmBOoopTv5eZQYVNxgqB1nprfp8vfzpy9AX_UUCTzHPp1zalLSiI0KT">https://dmmwales.com/blogs/ambassadors/paul-pritchard?srsltid=AfmBOoopTv5eZQYVNxgqB1nprfp8vfzpy9AX_UUCTzHPp1zalLSiI0KT</a></p>`
12482	22nd September 2025	08:34:17 UTC	TdG	ascent	Paul Pritchard's ascent of Dawes of Perception	ascent_dt_end
Before `1990-01-01` After `1987-01-01`
12483	22nd September 2025	08:34:17 UTC	TdG	ascent	Paul Pritchard's ascent of Dawes of Perception	ascent_dt_start
Before `1980-01-01` After `1986-01-01`
12484	22nd September 2025	08:34:17 UTC	TdG	ascent	Paul Pritchard's ascent of Dawes of Perception	notes
Before `None` After `### References [1] [https://dmmwales.com/blogs/ambassadors/paul-pritchard?srsltid=AfmBOoopTv5eZQYVNxgqB1nprfp8vfzpy9AX_UUCTzHPp1zalLSiI0KT](https://dmmwales.com/blogs/ambassadors/paul-pritchard?srsltid=AfmBOoopTv5eZQYVNxgqB1nprfp8vfzpy9AX_UUCTzHPp1zalLSiI0KT)` Diff `--- before +++ after @@ -1 +1,3 @@ - +### References + +[1] [https://dmmwales.com/blogs/ambassadors/paul-pritchard?srsltid=AfmBOoopTv5eZQYVNxgqB1nprfp8vfzpy9AX_UUCTzHPp1zalLSiI0KT](https://dmmwales.com/blogs/ambassadors/paul-pritchard?srsltid=AfmBOoopTv5eZQYVNxgqB1nprfp8vfzpy9AX_UUCTzHPp1zalLSiI0KT)`
12485	22nd September 2025	08:31:25 UTC	TdG	ascent	Paul Pritchard's ascent of Dawes of Perception	climber_id
Before `None` After `613`
12486	22nd September 2025	08:31:25 UTC	TdG	ascent	Paul Pritchard's ascent of Dawes of Perception	ascent_dt_end
Before `None` After `1990-01-01`
12487	22nd September 2025	08:31:25 UTC	TdG	ascent	Paul Pritchard's ascent of Dawes of Perception	ascent_dt_start
Before `None` After `1980-01-01`
12488	22nd September 2025	08:31:25 UTC	TdG	ascent	Paul Pritchard's ascent of Dawes of Perception	ascent_type_id
Before `None` After `1`
12489	22nd September 2025	08:31:25 UTC	TdG	ascent	Paul Pritchard's ascent of Dawes of Perception	ascent_style_id
Before `None` After `1`
12490	22nd September 2025	08:31:25 UTC	TdG	ascent	Paul Pritchard's ascent of Dawes of Perception	climb_id
Before `None` After `1167`
12491	22nd September 2025	08:27:59 UTC	TdG	ascent	John Redhead's ascent of Dawes of Perception	notes
Before >“I got a brief low-down about the gear from Johnny and in particular the off-set nuts that protected the moves to the bolt at 60ft. It seemed ok. Dave Towse was belaying and decided not to tie in. My boots were a little on the worn side but I felt confident. All went fine, gear placed and just as I went to clip the bolt, my foot shot off! I cartwheeled down the wall as the offsets pulled out. I didn’t know it at the time but Dave had jumped back immediately as the first nuts ripped. He’d jumped into the pool taking in 20ft of slack! All the nuts ripped and a friend snapped leaving a sling over a loose spike that starts the moves up the slab. The sling held! I was held upside down, my head 2ft from the jagged belay boulders. Dave had saved my life! I broke my little finger. I mentioned this episode in Pete’s and apparently what Johnny hadn’t told me is that he had hammered the off-set nuts into the crack on the first ascent! Thanks! I came back another day and hammered them in! I think Johnny was likewise pissed off with me over the rurp and sling by the first bolt at 80ft on Raped by Affection. This made no difference to me on the first ascent as I could reach the bolt, but merely acted as marginal back-up!”(1) > A few holds have snapped making the moves up to the bolt more tricky and the moves after the bolt less tricky. A tricky, gripping problem. ### References [1] [https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/](https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/) After >“I got a brief low-down about the gear from Johnny and in particular the off-set nuts that protected the moves to the bolt at 60ft. It seemed ok. Dave Towse was belaying and decided not to tie in. My boots were a little on the worn side but I felt confident. All went fine, gear placed and just as I went to clip the bolt, my foot shot off! I cartwheeled down the wall as the offsets pulled out. I didn’t know it at the time but Dave had jumped back immediately as the first nuts ripped. He’d jumped into the pool taking in 20ft of slack! All the nuts ripped and a friend snapped leaving a sling over a loose spike that starts the moves up the slab. The sling held! I was held upside down, my head 2ft from the jagged belay boulders. Dave had saved my life! I broke my little finger. I mentioned this episode in Pete’s and apparently what Johnny hadn’t told me is that he had hammered the off-set nuts into the crack on the first ascent! Thanks! I came back another day and hammered them in! I think Johnny was likewise pissed off with me over the rurp and sling by the first bolt at 80ft on Raped by Affection. This made no difference to me on the first ascent as I could reach the bolt, but merely acted as marginal back-up!”(1) ### References [1] [https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/](https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/) Diff --- before +++ after @@ -1,6 +1,4 @@ >“I got a brief low-down about the gear from Johnny and in particular the off-set nuts that protected the moves to the bolt at 60ft. It seemed ok. Dave Towse was belaying and decided not to tie in. My boots were a little on the worn side but I felt confident. All went fine, gear placed and just as I went to clip the bolt, my foot shot off! I cartwheeled down the wall as the offsets pulled out. I didn’t know it at the time but Dave had jumped back immediately as the first nuts ripped. He’d jumped into the pool taking in 20ft of slack! All the nuts ripped and a friend snapped leaving a sling over a loose spike that starts the moves up the slab. The sling held! I was held upside down, my head 2ft from the jagged belay boulders. Dave had saved my life! I broke my little finger. I mentioned this episode in Pete’s and apparently what Johnny hadn’t told me is that he had hammered the off-set nuts into the crack on the first ascent! Thanks! I came back another day and hammered them in! I think Johnny was likewise pissed off with me over the rurp and sling by the first bolt at 80ft on Raped by Affection. This made no difference to me on the first ascent as I could reach the bolt, but merely acted as marginal back-up!”(1) - -> A few holds have snapped making the moves up to the bolt more tricky and the moves after the bolt less tricky. A tricky, gripping problem. ### References
12492	22nd September 2025	08:27:59 UTC	TdG	ascent	John Redhead's ascent of Dawes of Perception	notes_pretty
Before <blockquote> <p>“I got a brief low-down about the gear from Johnny and in particular the off-set nuts that protected the moves to the bolt at 60ft. It seemed ok. Dave Towse was belaying and decided not to tie in. My boots were a little on the worn side but I felt confident. All went fine, gear placed and just as I went to clip the bolt, my foot shot off! I cartwheeled down the wall as the offsets pulled out. I didn’t know it at the time but Dave had jumped back immediately as the first nuts ripped. He’d jumped into the pool taking in 20ft of slack! All the nuts ripped and a friend snapped leaving a sling over a loose spike that starts the moves up the slab. The sling held! I was held upside down, my head 2ft from the jagged belay boulders. Dave had saved my life! I broke my little finger. I mentioned this episode in Pete’s and apparently what Johnny hadn’t told me is that he had hammered the off-set nuts into the crack on the first ascent! Thanks! I came back another day and hammered them in! I think Johnny was likewise pissed off with me over the rurp and sling by the first bolt at 80ft on Raped by Affection. This made no difference to me on the first ascent as I could reach the bolt, but merely acted as marginal back-up!”(1)</p> <p>A few holds have snapped making the moves up to the bolt more tricky and the moves after the bolt less tricky. A tricky, gripping problem.</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/">https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/</a></p> After <blockquote> <p>“I got a brief low-down about the gear from Johnny and in particular the off-set nuts that protected the moves to the bolt at 60ft. It seemed ok. Dave Towse was belaying and decided not to tie in. My boots were a little on the worn side but I felt confident. All went fine, gear placed and just as I went to clip the bolt, my foot shot off! I cartwheeled down the wall as the offsets pulled out. I didn’t know it at the time but Dave had jumped back immediately as the first nuts ripped. He’d jumped into the pool taking in 20ft of slack! All the nuts ripped and a friend snapped leaving a sling over a loose spike that starts the moves up the slab. The sling held! I was held upside down, my head 2ft from the jagged belay boulders. Dave had saved my life! I broke my little finger. I mentioned this episode in Pete’s and apparently what Johnny hadn’t told me is that he had hammered the off-set nuts into the crack on the first ascent! Thanks! I came back another day and hammered them in! I think Johnny was likewise pissed off with me over the rurp and sling by the first bolt at 80ft on Raped by Affection. This made no difference to me on the first ascent as I could reach the bolt, but merely acted as marginal back-up!”(1)</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/">https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/</a></p>
12493	22nd September 2025	08:27:42 UTC	TdG	ascent	John Redhead's ascent of Dawes of Perception	notes
Before “I got a brief low-down about the gear from Johnny and in particular the off-set nuts that protected the moves to the bolt at 60ft. It seemed ok. Dave Towse was belaying and decided not to tie in. My boots were a little on the worn side but I felt confident. All went fine, gear placed and just as I went to clip the bolt, my foot shot off! I cartwheeled down the wall as the offsets pulled out. I didn’t know it at the time but Dave had jumped back immediately as the first nuts ripped. He’d jumped into the pool taking in 20ft of slack! All the nuts ripped and a friend snapped leaving a sling over a loose spike that starts the moves up the slab. The sling held! I was held upside down, my head 2ft from the jagged belay boulders. Dave had saved my life! I broke my little finger. I mentioned this episode in Pete’s and apparently what Johnny hadn’t told me is that he had hammered the off-set nuts into the crack on the first ascent! Thanks! I came back another day and hammered them in! I think Johnny was likewise pissed off with me over the rurp and sling by the first bolt at 80ft on Raped by Affection. This made no difference to me on the first ascent as I could reach the bolt, but merely acted as marginal back-up!”(1) > A few holds have snapped making the moves up to the bolt more tricky and the moves after the bolt less tricky. A tricky, gripping problem. ### References [1] [https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/](https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/) After >“I got a brief low-down about the gear from Johnny and in particular the off-set nuts that protected the moves to the bolt at 60ft. It seemed ok. Dave Towse was belaying and decided not to tie in. My boots were a little on the worn side but I felt confident. All went fine, gear placed and just as I went to clip the bolt, my foot shot off! I cartwheeled down the wall as the offsets pulled out. I didn’t know it at the time but Dave had jumped back immediately as the first nuts ripped. He’d jumped into the pool taking in 20ft of slack! All the nuts ripped and a friend snapped leaving a sling over a loose spike that starts the moves up the slab. The sling held! I was held upside down, my head 2ft from the jagged belay boulders. Dave had saved my life! I broke my little finger. I mentioned this episode in Pete’s and apparently what Johnny hadn’t told me is that he had hammered the off-set nuts into the crack on the first ascent! Thanks! I came back another day and hammered them in! I think Johnny was likewise pissed off with me over the rurp and sling by the first bolt at 80ft on Raped by Affection. This made no difference to me on the first ascent as I could reach the bolt, but merely acted as marginal back-up!”(1) > A few holds have snapped making the moves up to the bolt more tricky and the moves after the bolt less tricky. A tricky, gripping problem. ### References [1] [https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/](https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/) Diff --- before +++ after @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -“I got a brief low-down about the gear from Johnny and in particular the off-set nuts that protected the moves to the bolt at 60ft. It seemed ok. Dave Towse was belaying and decided not to tie in. My boots were a little on the worn side but I felt confident. All went fine, gear placed and just as I went to clip the bolt, my foot shot off! I cartwheeled down the wall as the offsets pulled out. I didn’t know it at the time but Dave had jumped back immediately as the first nuts ripped. He’d jumped into the pool taking in 20ft of slack! All the nuts ripped and a friend snapped leaving a sling over a loose spike that starts the moves up the slab. The sling held! I was held upside down, my head 2ft from the jagged belay boulders. Dave had saved my life! I broke my little finger. I mentioned this episode in Pete’s and apparently what Johnny hadn’t told me is that he had hammered the off-set nuts into the crack on the first ascent! Thanks! I came back another day and hammered them in! I think Johnny was likewise pissed off with me over the rurp and sling by the first bolt at 80ft on Raped by Affection. This made no difference to me on the first ascent as I could reach the bolt, but merely acted as marginal back-up!”(1) +>“I got a brief low-down about the gear from Johnny and in particular the off-set nuts that protected the moves to the bolt at 60ft. It seemed ok. Dave Towse was belaying and decided not to tie in. My boots were a little on the worn side but I felt confident. All went fine, gear placed and just as I went to clip the bolt, my foot shot off! I cartwheeled down the wall as the offsets pulled out. I didn’t know it at the time but Dave had jumped back immediately as the first nuts ripped. He’d jumped into the pool taking in 20ft of slack! All the nuts ripped and a friend snapped leaving a sling over a loose spike that starts the moves up the slab. The sling held! I was held upside down, my head 2ft from the jagged belay boulders. Dave had saved my life! I broke my little finger. I mentioned this episode in Pete’s and apparently what Johnny hadn’t told me is that he had hammered the off-set nuts into the crack on the first ascent! Thanks! I came back another day and hammered them in! I think Johnny was likewise pissed off with me over the rurp and sling by the first bolt at 80ft on Raped by Affection. This made no difference to me on the first ascent as I could reach the bolt, but merely acted as marginal back-up!”(1) > A few holds have snapped making the moves up to the bolt more tricky and the moves after the bolt less tricky. A tricky, gripping problem.
12494	22nd September 2025	08:27:42 UTC	TdG	ascent	John Redhead's ascent of Dawes of Perception	notes_pretty
Before <p>“I got a brief low-down about the gear from Johnny and in particular the off-set nuts that protected the moves to the bolt at 60ft. It seemed ok. Dave Towse was belaying and decided not to tie in. My boots were a little on the worn side but I felt confident. All went fine, gear placed and just as I went to clip the bolt, my foot shot off! I cartwheeled down the wall as the offsets pulled out. I didn’t know it at the time but Dave had jumped back immediately as the first nuts ripped. He’d jumped into the pool taking in 20ft of slack! All the nuts ripped and a friend snapped leaving a sling over a loose spike that starts the moves up the slab. The sling held! I was held upside down, my head 2ft from the jagged belay boulders. Dave had saved my life! I broke my little finger. I mentioned this episode in Pete’s and apparently what Johnny hadn’t told me is that he had hammered the off-set nuts into the crack on the first ascent! Thanks! I came back another day and hammered them in! I think Johnny was likewise pissed off with me over the rurp and sling by the first bolt at 80ft on Raped by Affection. This made no difference to me on the first ascent as I could reach the bolt, but merely acted as marginal back-up!”(1)</p> <blockquote> <p>A few holds have snapped making the moves up to the bolt more tricky and the moves after the bolt less tricky. A tricky, gripping problem.</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/">https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/</a></p> After <blockquote> <p>“I got a brief low-down about the gear from Johnny and in particular the off-set nuts that protected the moves to the bolt at 60ft. It seemed ok. Dave Towse was belaying and decided not to tie in. My boots were a little on the worn side but I felt confident. All went fine, gear placed and just as I went to clip the bolt, my foot shot off! I cartwheeled down the wall as the offsets pulled out. I didn’t know it at the time but Dave had jumped back immediately as the first nuts ripped. He’d jumped into the pool taking in 20ft of slack! All the nuts ripped and a friend snapped leaving a sling over a loose spike that starts the moves up the slab. The sling held! I was held upside down, my head 2ft from the jagged belay boulders. Dave had saved my life! I broke my little finger. I mentioned this episode in Pete’s and apparently what Johnny hadn’t told me is that he had hammered the off-set nuts into the crack on the first ascent! Thanks! I came back another day and hammered them in! I think Johnny was likewise pissed off with me over the rurp and sling by the first bolt at 80ft on Raped by Affection. This made no difference to me on the first ascent as I could reach the bolt, but merely acted as marginal back-up!”(1)</p> <p>A few holds have snapped making the moves up to the bolt more tricky and the moves after the bolt less tricky. A tricky, gripping problem.</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/">https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/</a></p>
12495	22nd September 2025	08:27:29 UTC	TdG	ascent	John Redhead's ascent of Dawes of Perception	notes_pretty
Before `<blockquote> <p>A few holds have snapped making the moves up to the bolt more tricky and the moves after the bolt less tricky. A tricky, gripping problem.</p> </blockquote>` After <p>“I got a brief low-down about the gear from Johnny and in particular the off-set nuts that protected the moves to the bolt at 60ft. It seemed ok. Dave Towse was belaying and decided not to tie in. My boots were a little on the worn side but I felt confident. All went fine, gear placed and just as I went to clip the bolt, my foot shot off! I cartwheeled down the wall as the offsets pulled out. I didn’t know it at the time but Dave had jumped back immediately as the first nuts ripped. He’d jumped into the pool taking in 20ft of slack! All the nuts ripped and a friend snapped leaving a sling over a loose spike that starts the moves up the slab. The sling held! I was held upside down, my head 2ft from the jagged belay boulders. Dave had saved my life! I broke my little finger. I mentioned this episode in Pete’s and apparently what Johnny hadn’t told me is that he had hammered the off-set nuts into the crack on the first ascent! Thanks! I came back another day and hammered them in! I think Johnny was likewise pissed off with me over the rurp and sling by the first bolt at 80ft on Raped by Affection. This made no difference to me on the first ascent as I could reach the bolt, but merely acted as marginal back-up!”(1)</p> <blockquote> <p>A few holds have snapped making the moves up to the bolt more tricky and the moves after the bolt less tricky. A tricky, gripping problem.</p> </blockquote> <h3>References</h3> <p>[1] <a href="https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/">https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/</a></p>
12496	22nd September 2025	08:27:29 UTC	TdG	ascent	John Redhead's ascent of Dawes of Perception	notes
Before `> A few holds have snapped making the moves up to the bolt more tricky and the moves after the bolt less tricky. A tricky, gripping problem.` After “I got a brief low-down about the gear from Johnny and in particular the off-set nuts that protected the moves to the bolt at 60ft. It seemed ok. Dave Towse was belaying and decided not to tie in. My boots were a little on the worn side but I felt confident. All went fine, gear placed and just as I went to clip the bolt, my foot shot off! I cartwheeled down the wall as the offsets pulled out. I didn’t know it at the time but Dave had jumped back immediately as the first nuts ripped. He’d jumped into the pool taking in 20ft of slack! All the nuts ripped and a friend snapped leaving a sling over a loose spike that starts the moves up the slab. The sling held! I was held upside down, my head 2ft from the jagged belay boulders. Dave had saved my life! I broke my little finger. I mentioned this episode in Pete’s and apparently what Johnny hadn’t told me is that he had hammered the off-set nuts into the crack on the first ascent! Thanks! I came back another day and hammered them in! I think Johnny was likewise pissed off with me over the rurp and sling by the first bolt at 80ft on Raped by Affection. This made no difference to me on the first ascent as I could reach the bolt, but merely acted as marginal back-up!”(1) > A few holds have snapped making the moves up to the bolt more tricky and the moves after the bolt less tricky. A tricky, gripping problem. ### References [1] [https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/](https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/) Diff --- before +++ after @@ -1 +1,7 @@ -> A few holds have snapped making the moves up to the bolt more tricky and the moves after the bolt less tricky. A tricky, gripping problem. +“I got a brief low-down about the gear from Johnny and in particular the off-set nuts that protected the moves to the bolt at 60ft. It seemed ok. Dave Towse was belaying and decided not to tie in. My boots were a little on the worn side but I felt confident. All went fine, gear placed and just as I went to clip the bolt, my foot shot off! I cartwheeled down the wall as the offsets pulled out. I didn’t know it at the time but Dave had jumped back immediately as the first nuts ripped. He’d jumped into the pool taking in 20ft of slack! All the nuts ripped and a friend snapped leaving a sling over a loose spike that starts the moves up the slab. The sling held! I was held upside down, my head 2ft from the jagged belay boulders. Dave had saved my life! I broke my little finger. I mentioned this episode in Pete’s and apparently what Johnny hadn’t told me is that he had hammered the off-set nuts into the crack on the first ascent! Thanks! I came back another day and hammered them in! I think Johnny was likewise pissed off with me over the rurp and sling by the first bolt at 80ft on Raped by Affection. This made no difference to me on the first ascent as I could reach the bolt, but merely acted as marginal back-up!”(1) + +> A few holds have snapped making the moves up to the bolt more tricky and the moves after the bolt less tricky. A tricky, gripping problem. + +### References + +[1] [https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/](https://www.muskettmountaineering.co.uk/writing/slate-of-the-art/)
12497	22nd September 2025	08:20:27 UTC	TdG	ascent	Johnny Dawes's ascent of Conan the Librarian	ascent_style_id
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12498	22nd September 2025	08:20:15 UTC	TdG	ascent	Craig Smith's ascent of Conan the Librarian	ascent_style_id
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12499	22nd September 2025	07:42:21 UTC	TdG	climb	The Unrideable Donkey	Pitches
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12500	22nd September 2025	07:42:05 UTC	TdG	ascent	Paul Pritchard's ascent of The Unrideable Donkey	Partner
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