Cockington Court is just a one mile walk from Torquay sea front. There is a walking route signposted from the seafront starting at Cockington Lane, just before the Livermead Hotel.
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Anthony Salmon | 07th October 2019 | Blogging
Our Top Recommendations For Must Visit Towns In Devon Devon’s charming history, exceptional and raw beauty, vast and mixed landscape have created an abundance of fabulous places to visit and explore. Read our suggestions for the must-visit towns in Devon. Totnes Located in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and encircled by woods and flowing streams, Totnes is a blossoming hub of eccentric, vibrant and unforgettable experience. Totnes is recognised for its progressive bohemian vibe, drawing people from all walks of life to experience its music, art and alternative health forms. With a long history, Totnes still runs its fabulous Friday and Saturday market, boasting lovely local and artisan produce. The real charm of Totnes is its clash between old history and architecture and the alternative vibe of people who meander its historic streets. Dartmouth Wow, where do we start with Dartmouth, if you have been lucky enough to have seen even a postcard of Dartmouth then you will have held the image of this scenic, charming town, and already know that this is one of finest of towns in Devon. Dartmouth is located on the River Dart, within close range of both the South West Coastal path and Dartmoor. This popular harbour town is the ideal area to enjoy fabulous seafood, local ales and take in the colourful views of its famous beautiful boats and homes. Clovelly Clovelly is easily one of the most popular amongst people exploring the beautiful towns of Devon. Best known for its narrow cobbled main street, white houses and picturesque beach, this quaint fishing town offers a real step back in time. Teignmouth Teignmouth, is a stunning coastal town, just a short ferry’s ride away from Shaldon. Its long sandy beaches and fresh local food are what drive so many people to visit each year. Set on the mouth of River Teign and the famous South Devon Coastal path. With a stunning seaside location, you can spend your day enjoying a cream tea whilst watching fishing boats come in and walking along the beautiful promenade. We have a range of Southwest Holiday Cottages to chose from and as well as the accommodation, its equally the lifestyle which has everyone coming back year after year. So there you have our personal guide to the must-visit towns in Devon. We would love to know your thoughts on these beautiful towns and of course recommendations of places you love to enjoy. ...
Anthony Salmon | 03rd September 2019 | Blogging
So we are blogging about food, yet again. No surprise there, but one big surprise to us is that people are unsure where to head for the best places to experience Devon’s seafood. This could be due to locals trying to keep the local ocean delicacies to themselves or perhaps you are yet to be pointed in the direction of the mouth-watering taste bud sensation that is Devon’s seafood scene. We have put together a few of our all-time favourites, guaranteed to keep all visitors to Devon satisfied. Crab Shack - Teignmouth Located in the lovely port town of Teignmouth, just a short ferry ride over the estuary from Shaldon is the fabulous Crab Shack. If you're looking for Holiday Cottages in South Devon then this beautifully decorated nautical-themed restaurant serves some of the finest seafood around. With a selection of beautiful caught fish of the day, you can watch the local fishing boats come in with today’s catch. Seating indoor or outside on the beachside this little gem is a winner every time. We personally recommend, The Shack Seafood Platter "Fruits de Mer" and what better way to finish an evening of beautiful flavours than to sit back and enjoy the sun setting over the River Teign. The Oyster Shack Gosh, where to start here… I would go with the Rock Oysters with a selection of toppings. Surprising for some, The Oyster Shack is not located at the beach, instead, it is set up in the glorious hills of Bigbury. A part of the Shacks amazing charm is its history - Wind back just over 30 years and The Shack was originally an oyster farm, seafood brought here from the River Avon would then be cleaned, then Seafood fans would arrive to buy the molluscs, pitching up their deckchairs and enjoying the fresh oysters with bread and a bottle of white wine. Nowadays it still boasts a glorious menu of fresh fish and molluscs easily one of the best places to experience Devon’s seafood. River Exe Café The River Exe Café is all about location – accessible only by boat or your chosen floatation device. This awesome barge-like café sits bobbing in the middle of the River Exe Estuary. With a lovely casual dining feel you can enjoy a delicious meal whilst aboard the floating barge, with a menu of locally caught fish, seafood and other local, seasonal ingredients. Waste away your day or night watching water skiers and wakeboarders wiz past doing impressive tricks up and down the river. When visiting you can catch The Puffin Water Taxi, the taxi departs from Exmouth Marina. The Anchor Stone Café Being located on the bank of the River Dart means that The Anchor Stone Café already has many people sold. Dittisham and Dartmouth are well known for their brilliant seafood scene, and The Anchor Stone Café is no exception. Famous amongst the boating world, this fabulous little café is renowned for its local seafood and great wines, enjoy your meal from the outside terrace with an amazing panoramic view across the River Dart. Whether you love a fine dining experience, a rustic and ready vibe, or a beachside setting then here you have the best places to experience Devon’s seafood. Comment and tell us your thoughts, we would love to know what you think of our favourites and of course the places you head straight for when you fancy some seriously good seafood. ...
Anthony Salmon | 03rd September 2019 | Blogging
This article is for all you lovely visitors to Devon. On arrival and during their stay we have so many messages from and chats with our fabulous guests asking exactly what to do in Devon today. So we have decided to put together a little article to tell you our Top 5 Answers to this much-asked question. Beach Day & BBQ You've just check in to your favorite pick of Holiday Cottages in South Devon and it’s a beautiful summers day, well then, there is only one thing for it, and that’s to head straight to the beach! Grab your windshield, bucket and spade and head on down to one of Devon’s many stunning beaches. Whether that’s a secret private cove, stony rock pools to explore or a beautiful stretch of white sand, Devon has it all…And what summertime beach day would be complete without firing up the BBQ, getting out the Pimms jug and finishing off the evening in ‘proper’ Devonshire beachside style. A True Pub Experience – Devon Style Devonians are spoilt when it comes to the amazing choice of eateries around, so whilst you’re in Devon be sure to be a part of it! If you class yourself as a true ‘foodie’ and if you’re asking yourself what to do in Devon today, then heading out to one of our local old school pubs must be on the agenda. We recommend The Rugglestone Inn for one of their delicious Steak and Stilton Pie or The Wild Goose for their Moules Marinières, fries and roasted garlic aioli. If you love a bit of history with old beams and photographs or beautifully kept pub gardens with running streams, then there are so many great foods stops to be made. Water Sports With open ocean and many fabulous bays and estuaries, Devon is well known for its water sports scene, may that be scuba diving, sailing, surfing, if it involves getting that all-important vitamin-sea then Devon does it! If you are looking for a fun water-based activity to do today, then be sure to check out WeSup Paddle Board Centre on Torbay Marina and enjoy a chilled out paddle around Torquay’s impressive harbour. Walking Boots On If you love to get out and about whilst away and enjoy the wild outdoors, then be sure to tie up those boots and get walking! With miles of breath-taking coastline and tiny villages to stop off and explore, Devon is graced with a large and beautiful stretch of the South West Coastal Path. The coastal path has challenges for all abilities so set yourself up for a real task for the day or just a gentle stroll to jaw-dropping viewpoints. The City Of Exeter Exeter may be a small city but it has a huge amount to offer for a brilliant day out. Exeter is a very historical and attractive city, there are a number of wonderful visitor attractions including its Underground Passages, impressive Cathedral, Roman wall and beautiful Quayside. Or if a day of shopping is what you fancy, then a trip up to Exeter will offer you great independent clothes stores with delicious coffee and cake stops. So whether you’ve been to Devon many times and you’re looking for some new experiences, or you’re a complete newcomer to this fabulous land, here are the top 5 answers to ‘What to do in Devon today?’. ...
Anthony Salmon | 07th October 2019 | Blogging
Our Top Recommendations For Must Visit Towns In Devon Devon’s charming history, exceptional and raw beauty, vast and mixed landscape have created an abundance of fabulous places to visit and explore. Read our suggestions for the must-visit towns in Devon. Totnes Located in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and encircled by woods and flowing streams, Totnes is a blossoming hub of eccentric, vibrant and unforgettable experience. Totnes is recognised for its progressive bohemian vibe, drawing people from all walks of life to experience its music, art and alternative health forms. With a long history, Totnes still runs its fabulous Friday and Saturday market, boasting lovely local and artisan produce. The real charm of Totnes is its clash between old history and architecture and the alternative vibe of people who meander its historic streets. Dartmouth Wow, where do we start with Dartmouth, if you have been lucky enough to have seen even a postcard of Dartmouth then you will have held the image of this scenic, charming town, and already know that this is one of finest of towns in Devon. Dartmouth is located on the River Dart, within close range of both the South West Coastal path and Dartmoor. This popular harbour town is the ideal area to enjoy fabulous seafood, local ales and take in the colourful views of its famous beautiful boats and homes. Clovelly Clovelly is easily one of the most popular amongst people exploring the beautiful towns of Devon. Best known for its narrow cobbled main street, white houses and picturesque beach, this quaint fishing town offers a real step back in time. Teignmouth Teignmouth, is a stunning coastal town, just a short ferry’s ride away from Shaldon. Its long sandy beaches and fresh local food are what drive so many people to visit each year. Set on the mouth of River Teign and the famous South Devon Coastal path. With a stunning seaside location, you can spend your day enjoying a cream tea whilst watching fishing boats come in and walking along the beautiful promenade. We have a range of Southwest Holiday Cottages to chose from and as well as the accommodation, its equally the lifestyle which has everyone coming back year after year. So there you have our personal guide to the must-visit towns in Devon. We would love to know your thoughts on these beautiful towns and of course recommendations of places you love to enjoy. ...
Anthony Salmon | 03rd September 2019 | Blogging
So we are blogging about food, yet again. No surprise there, but one big surprise to us is that people are unsure where to head for the best places to experience Devon’s seafood. This could be due to locals trying to keep the local ocean delicacies to themselves or perhaps you are yet to be pointed in the direction of the mouth-watering taste bud sensation that is Devon’s seafood scene. We have put together a few of our all-time favourites, guaranteed to keep all visitors to Devon satisfied. Crab Shack - Teignmouth Located in the lovely port town of Teignmouth, just a short ferry ride over the estuary from Shaldon is the fabulous Crab Shack. If you're looking for Holiday Cottages in South Devon then this beautifully decorated nautical-themed restaurant serves some of the finest seafood around. With a selection of beautiful caught fish of the day, you can watch the local fishing boats come in with today’s catch. Seating indoor or outside on the beachside this little gem is a winner every time. We personally recommend, The Shack Seafood Platter "Fruits de Mer" and what better way to finish an evening of beautiful flavours than to sit back and enjoy the sun setting over the River Teign. The Oyster Shack Gosh, where to start here… I would go with the Rock Oysters with a selection of toppings. Surprising for some, The Oyster Shack is not located at the beach, instead, it is set up in the glorious hills of Bigbury. A part of the Shacks amazing charm is its history - Wind back just over 30 years and The Shack was originally an oyster farm, seafood brought here from the River Avon would then be cleaned, then Seafood fans would arrive to buy the molluscs, pitching up their deckchairs and enjoying the fresh oysters with bread and a bottle of white wine. Nowadays it still boasts a glorious menu of fresh fish and molluscs easily one of the best places to experience Devon’s seafood. River Exe Café The River Exe Café is all about location – accessible only by boat or your chosen floatation device. This awesome barge-like café sits bobbing in the middle of the River Exe Estuary. With a lovely casual dining feel you can enjoy a delicious meal whilst aboard the floating barge, with a menu of locally caught fish, seafood and other local, seasonal ingredients. Waste away your day or night watching water skiers and wakeboarders wiz past doing impressive tricks up and down the river. When visiting you can catch The Puffin Water Taxi, the taxi departs from Exmouth Marina. The Anchor Stone Café Being located on the bank of the River Dart means that The Anchor Stone Café already has many people sold. Dittisham and Dartmouth are well known for their brilliant seafood scene, and The Anchor Stone Café is no exception. Famous amongst the boating world, this fabulous little café is renowned for its local seafood and great wines, enjoy your meal from the outside terrace with an amazing panoramic view across the River Dart. Whether you love a fine dining experience, a rustic and ready vibe, or a beachside setting then here you have the best places to experience Devon’s seafood. Comment and tell us your thoughts, we would love to know what you think of our favourites and of course the places you head straight for when you fancy some seriously good seafood. ...
Anthony Salmon | 03rd September 2019 | Blogging
This article is for all you lovely visitors to Devon. On arrival and during their stay we have so many messages from and chats with our fabulous guests asking exactly what to do in Devon today. So we have decided to put together a little article to tell you our Top 5 Answers to this much-asked question. Beach Day & BBQ You've just check in to your favorite pick of Holiday Cottages in South Devon and it’s a beautiful summers day, well then, there is only one thing for it, and that’s to head straight to the beach! Grab your windshield, bucket and spade and head on down to one of Devon’s many stunning beaches. Whether that’s a secret private cove, stony rock pools to explore or a beautiful stretch of white sand, Devon has it all…And what summertime beach day would be complete without firing up the BBQ, getting out the Pimms jug and finishing off the evening in ‘proper’ Devonshire beachside style. A True Pub Experience – Devon Style Devonians are spoilt when it comes to the amazing choice of eateries around, so whilst you’re in Devon be sure to be a part of it! If you class yourself as a true ‘foodie’ and if you’re asking yourself what to do in Devon today, then heading out to one of our local old school pubs must be on the agenda. We recommend The Rugglestone Inn for one of their delicious Steak and Stilton Pie or The Wild Goose for their Moules Marinières, fries and roasted garlic aioli. If you love a bit of history with old beams and photographs or beautifully kept pub gardens with running streams, then there are so many great foods stops to be made. Water Sports With open ocean and many fabulous bays and estuaries, Devon is well known for its water sports scene, may that be scuba diving, sailing, surfing, if it involves getting that all-important vitamin-sea then Devon does it! If you are looking for a fun water-based activity to do today, then be sure to check out WeSup Paddle Board Centre on Torbay Marina and enjoy a chilled out paddle around Torquay’s impressive harbour. Walking Boots On If you love to get out and about whilst away and enjoy the wild outdoors, then be sure to tie up those boots and get walking! With miles of breath-taking coastline and tiny villages to stop off and explore, Devon is graced with a large and beautiful stretch of the South West Coastal Path. The coastal path has challenges for all abilities so set yourself up for a real task for the day or just a gentle stroll to jaw-dropping viewpoints. The City Of Exeter Exeter may be a small city but it has a huge amount to offer for a brilliant day out. Exeter is a very historical and attractive city, there are a number of wonderful visitor attractions including its Underground Passages, impressive Cathedral, Roman wall and beautiful Quayside. Or if a day of shopping is what you fancy, then a trip up to Exeter will offer you great independent clothes stores with delicious coffee and cake stops. So whether you’ve been to Devon many times and you’re looking for some new experiences, or you’re a complete newcomer to this fabulous land, here are the top 5 answers to ‘What to do in Devon today?’. ...
Anthony Salmon | 07th October 2019 | Blogging
Our Top Recommendations For Must Visit Towns In Devon Devon’s charming history, exceptional and raw beauty, vast and mixed landscape have created an abundance of fabulous places to visit and explore. Read our suggestions for the must-visit towns in Devon. Totnes Located in the South Devon Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and encircled by woods and flowing streams, Totnes is a blossoming hub of eccentric, vibrant and unforgettable experience. Totnes is recognised for its progressive bohemian vibe, drawing people from all walks of life to experience its music, art and alternative health forms. With a long history, Totnes still runs its fabulous Friday and Saturday market, boasting lovely local and artisan produce. The real charm of Totnes is its clash between old history and architecture and the alternative vibe of people who meander its historic streets. Dartmouth Wow, where do we start with Dartmouth, if you have been lucky enough to have seen even a postcard of Dartmouth then you will have held the image of this scenic, charming town, and already know that this is one of finest of towns in Devon. Dartmouth is located on the River Dart, within close range of both the South West Coastal path and Dartmoor. This popular harbour town is the ideal area to enjoy fabulous seafood, local ales and take in the colourful views of its famous beautiful boats and homes. Clovelly Clovelly is easily one of the most popular amongst people exploring the beautiful towns of Devon. Best known for its narrow cobbled main street, white houses and picturesque beach, this quaint fishing town offers a real step back in time. Teignmouth Teignmouth, is a stunning coastal town, just a short ferry’s ride away from Shaldon. Its long sandy beaches and fresh local food are what drive so many people to visit each year. Set on the mouth of River Teign and the famous South Devon Coastal path. With a stunning seaside location, you can spend your day enjoying a cream tea whilst watching fishing boats come in and walking along the beautiful promenade. We have a range of Southwest Holiday Cottages to chose from and as well as the accommodation, its equally the lifestyle which has everyone coming back year after year. So there you have our personal guide to the must-visit towns in Devon. We would love to know your thoughts on these beautiful towns and of course recommendations of places you love to enjoy. ...
Anthony Salmon | 03rd September 2019 | Blogging
So we are blogging about food, yet again. No surprise there, but one big surprise to us is that people are unsure where to head for the best places to experience Devon’s seafood. This could be due to locals trying to keep the local ocean delicacies to themselves or perhaps you are yet to be pointed in the direction of the mouth-watering taste bud sensation that is Devon’s seafood scene. We have put together a few of our all-time favourites, guaranteed to keep all visitors to Devon satisfied. Crab Shack - Teignmouth Located in the lovely port town of Teignmouth, just a short ferry ride over the estuary from Shaldon is the fabulous Crab Shack. If you're looking for Holiday Cottages in South Devon then this beautifully decorated nautical-themed restaurant serves some of the finest seafood around. With a selection of beautiful caught fish of the day, you can watch the local fishing boats come in with today’s catch. Seating indoor or outside on the beachside this little gem is a winner every time. We personally recommend, The Shack Seafood Platter "Fruits de Mer" and what better way to finish an evening of beautiful flavours than to sit back and enjoy the sun setting over the River Teign. The Oyster Shack Gosh, where to start here… I would go with the Rock Oysters with a selection of toppings. Surprising for some, The Oyster Shack is not located at the beach, instead, it is set up in the glorious hills of Bigbury. A part of the Shacks amazing charm is its history - Wind back just over 30 years and The Shack was originally an oyster farm, seafood brought here from the River Avon would then be cleaned, then Seafood fans would arrive to buy the molluscs, pitching up their deckchairs and enjoying the fresh oysters with bread and a bottle of white wine. Nowadays it still boasts a glorious menu of fresh fish and molluscs easily one of the best places to experience Devon’s seafood. River Exe Café The River Exe Café is all about location – accessible only by boat or your chosen floatation device. This awesome barge-like café sits bobbing in the middle of the River Exe Estuary. With a lovely casual dining feel you can enjoy a delicious meal whilst aboard the floating barge, with a menu of locally caught fish, seafood and other local, seasonal ingredients. Waste away your day or night watching water skiers and wakeboarders wiz past doing impressive tricks up and down the river. When visiting you can catch The Puffin Water Taxi, the taxi departs from Exmouth Marina. The Anchor Stone Café Being located on the bank of the River Dart means that The Anchor Stone Café already has many people sold. Dittisham and Dartmouth are well known for their brilliant seafood scene, and The Anchor Stone Café is no exception. Famous amongst the boating world, this fabulous little café is renowned for its local seafood and great wines, enjoy your meal from the outside terrace with an amazing panoramic view across the River Dart. Whether you love a fine dining experience, a rustic and ready vibe, or a beachside setting then here you have the best places to experience Devon’s seafood. Comment and tell us your thoughts, we would love to know what you think of our favourites and of course the places you head straight for when you fancy some seriously good seafood. ...
Anthony Salmon | 03rd September 2019 | Blogging
This article is for all you lovely visitors to Devon. On arrival and during their stay we have so many messages from and chats with our fabulous guests asking exactly what to do in Devon today. So we have decided to put together a little article to tell you our Top 5 Answers to this much-asked question. Beach Day & BBQ You've just check in to your favorite pick of Holiday Cottages in South Devon and it’s a beautiful summers day, well then, there is only one thing for it, and that’s to head straight to the beach! Grab your windshield, bucket and spade and head on down to one of Devon’s many stunning beaches. Whether that’s a secret private cove, stony rock pools to explore or a beautiful stretch of white sand, Devon has it all…And what summertime beach day would be complete without firing up the BBQ, getting out the Pimms jug and finishing off the evening in ‘proper’ Devonshire beachside style. A True Pub Experience – Devon Style Devonians are spoilt when it comes to the amazing choice of eateries around, so whilst you’re in Devon be sure to be a part of it! If you class yourself as a true ‘foodie’ and if you’re asking yourself what to do in Devon today, then heading out to one of our local old school pubs must be on the agenda. We recommend The Rugglestone Inn for one of their delicious Steak and Stilton Pie or The Wild Goose for their Moules Marinières, fries and roasted garlic aioli. If you love a bit of history with old beams and photographs or beautifully kept pub gardens with running streams, then there are so many great foods stops to be made. Water Sports With open ocean and many fabulous bays and estuaries, Devon is well known for its water sports scene, may that be scuba diving, sailing, surfing, if it involves getting that all-important vitamin-sea then Devon does it! If you are looking for a fun water-based activity to do today, then be sure to check out WeSup Paddle Board Centre on Torbay Marina and enjoy a chilled out paddle around Torquay’s impressive harbour. Walking Boots On If you love to get out and about whilst away and enjoy the wild outdoors, then be sure to tie up those boots and get walking! With miles of breath-taking coastline and tiny villages to stop off and explore, Devon is graced with a large and beautiful stretch of the South West Coastal Path. The coastal path has challenges for all abilities so set yourself up for a real task for the day or just a gentle stroll to jaw-dropping viewpoints. The City Of Exeter Exeter may be a small city but it has a huge amount to offer for a brilliant day out. Exeter is a very historical and attractive city, there are a number of wonderful visitor attractions including its Underground Passages, impressive Cathedral, Roman wall and beautiful Quayside. Or if a day of shopping is what you fancy, then a trip up to Exeter will offer you great independent clothes stores with delicious coffee and cake stops. So whether you’ve been to Devon many times and you’re looking for some new experiences, or you’re a complete newcomer to this fabulous land, here are the top 5 answers to ‘What to do in Devon today?’. ...
Anthony Salmon | 03rd September 2019 | Blogging
When visiting the gorgeous county of Devon, it is hard as a true pet lover to leave your best pals behind. So if your bringing your fabulous fury friend along this summer, be sure to check out the best dog walks in Devon. Here are The Best Dog Walks in Devon! Parke - National Trust Located near to the old market town of Bovey Tracey (a miles walk). There’s a real treat for all visitors of Parke. Both yourself and man’s best friend are guaranteed to absolutely love the rural grounds. You can take a short stroll around the garden for the little or older dogs, or a longer more adventurous walk through the woods and along the meandering river. So when you're looking for Holiday Cottages in South Devon, you'll know your pooch will have a vast playground to roam! With much more than just a walk available, this beautiful estate was once the home of a wealthy local family – now open for the public to enjoy, you can explore: Vegetable and fruit gardens an orchard, fish pond Wildflowers and cattle A café onsite serving delicious food both inside and outside Dartmoor It is as though Dartmoor was created to be a doggy heaven, with open wide spaces for running free and crystal clear steams and rivers for cooling off their paws. Dartmoor is home to so many beautiful walks, each one taking your breath away with it’s rugged natural beauty. Dartmoor has miles of well-worn paths to follow and enjoy as well as the option for miles of remote wilderness. The South West Coast Path For many, a beautiful coastal walk is the ‘go to’ when having a doggy day out, and in South Devon we really are spoilt for choice. Enjoy beach side walks and spotting trains with the Starcross to Teignmouth walk, or dip in and out of beautiful coves with the Babbacombe to Exmouth route. When choosing your dog walk, be sure to check out reviews and suggestions for abilities, terrain and distance – but with such a big and brilliant stretch of coastline, there really is something for everyone. Dawlish Warren What dog does not love bounding between sand dunes and hiding amongst the long grasses? Dawlish Warren is a SSSI, home to some of England’s most mixed ecosystems and bird life it is high on the list for many. Enjoy the grassy areas, perfect for a picnic after a long dog walk or make your way right along the vast stretch of beach and look onto the mouth of the River Exe. Haldon Forest Park A beautiful walk during any season, Haldon Forest is a perfectly sheltered area, with different routes and runways suggested for dog walkers or cyclists Haldon has been a well designed to offer everything an afternoon dog walk could need. With brilliant signage, Parks for kids and viewpoints, not to mention the fabulous outdoor seating and refreshments at the ridge café. You are sure to love Haldon Forest every-bit as much as we do and is a perfect attraction to visit when staying in our beautiful Shaldon Beach Huts. So whether your dog likes to get sand between its paws, likes to scamper through the forest or peer over the vast coast line, Devon has it all. ...
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