Paradeep June'07 : My First step to Touring -Updated! - xBhp.com : The Global Indian Biking Community

Praful · 12-09-2008, 10:26 AM

Inspirations: Threads like 3413 kms in 4 Days by Sandeep Bagchi, Saddlesore 1600K done in 22 hours, etc etc. Which lead to this.....

paradeep-june07-my-first-step-touring-updated-bbsr-paradip.jpg

These were the kind of threads running through my mind. The huge distances covered, the places seen it all seemed so enticing. So much so that I literally dreamed of doing something like that too. Well until then going to the nearby town of Cuttack from Bhubaneshwar which was hardly 20 km away used to be a big deal. Back then a 50kms ride to Cuttack and back was HUGE.

But then I visited the 'Tourer' section of xBhp, something which I did not even look at even after being on the forum for more than 6 months. And then Pandora's box opened, the notion of seeing the world on something with two wheels became so strong that I had to experience it for myself too. And that's when this happened......

Prologue
__________________________________________________ ____________

Back then I had my trusty old Honda Dio and quite frankly it was back burner on long rides. Once had done a smallish 200kms picnic ride on that, and till that time it was the longest I'd ever gone on two wheels.

Then the Thebagchi a.k.a. Sandeep Bagchi did his 3413 km ride and I was amazed at what human spirit can do. It was only through the course of his thread that I learned about stuff like 'Saddle Sore', 'Bun Burner' & 'Iron Butt' and dreamed about doing something like that of my own. Till date that has been a dream only.

Even though I did not have a proper bike as the 220 was a good 2-3 months away then, I used to ride around a lot on my room mate's Apache 150 and Karizma. There was this lazy weekend in the peak of 40°C summers in Bhubaneshwar that I did a spur of the moment ride. I wanted to see what's my endurance level, I knew it was and still is nowhere near the likes of Bagchi's territory, still I just had to do it.

And thus it happened, I set out somewhere around 2PM after lunch on my room mate's Apache, who henceforth will be referred to by his real name Bharat. I set off on the GQ on NH-5 in the direction towards Chennai. I was cruising non-stop, somewhere around the 90kms mark I felt as though my backside had gone rock hard. At exactly the 100kms mark I stopped the bike jumped off the bike and had to massage my buns back to life. Cutting short here, I rode back from there back to home, again non-stop. In total I covered some 235 km on a very very vibey Apache with a really really sore back side. But the feeling of doing so many kms was just awesome and I was already hungry for more.

__________________________________________________ ____________

The Disussions henceforth
__________________________________________________ _____________

Me: I just did 235 kms, came from INS Chilka. The roads were too good, atleast for majority of the trip.

Bharat: Abe tu garmi kidhar **** ***** tha? <where the **** ***** were you in this heat?>
Swagat: Abe pagal ho gaya hai? Kya aawara type ghum raha hai? <Gone nuts or what? Whats the point of riding so much in this heat?>

Me: It was an enlightening experience, I realised that I too can see places and cover huge distance on two wheels. This is practise for my saddlesore ride?
Bharat: Tu sahi mein pagal ho gaya hai...koi aise hi bike mein ghumta hai kya? Phele apni bike toh khareedle!!! <You seriously have lost it, does anyone in his right mind travel so much on a bike for no rhyme or reason. And first get yourself a bike first>
Swagat: Arre yaar, ye sab Bagchi wagchi, alag duniya se hai. Kyon time waste kar raha. Josh hai theek hai, lekin aise waste mat kar. <Bagchi, etc are from another world man. Why are you wasting your time emulating them. I understand the raging hormones and everything, but you could utilise that energy elsewhere.>

Me: Forget it, no use arguring with you guys! You'll never understand what free biking is all about.....

A few weeks later....
Swagat (the biker inside him has risen): Abe chal kahin bike mein long distance ghumne chaltein hai! <Hey, lets go somewhere far of on a bike.>
Me: Saale ******** abhi aaya na line pe.... <****** now you start feeling what I'm feeling>

__________________________________________________ ______________

The evening before the 'ride' neither me nor Swagat had decided where to go, moreover Swagat was not sure his folks would allow him to venture out so far on a bike in the heat. Just before I wound up for bed that night, I recieved a message from Swagat informing me that he's still 50-50 for the ride and he wanted me to wake him up in the morning, and he'd assess the situation then and let me know. Folks....Grrr!!! I was thanking my stars at that moment that I live 2K Km away from my parents.

__________________________________________________ _______________

The "Ride"

__________________________________________________ ________

I got up in the morning at around 4.15 AM, and called up Swagat to check if he could come. I got a affirmative reply, and swung into action to get ready as I had to go to the other side of town to pick him up. I was ready in about 20 mins and was off to his place. I was waiting under his apartment at around 5 AM when I remembered people on xBhp take pics of their bikes before they start

, and thus a small photo session started.

Finally the man was ready, I asked him, "Abe itna time kyon laga" <Why did you take so much time?>. He said, "Dheere Dheere kar raha tha ki awaz naa nikle!" <I was moving slowly so there's not much sound!>. The bugger had sneaked out of his house.

Anyways we started finally at around 5.10 AM towards NH-5 I had already covered 9 kms on the trip meter by then from my house.

In those days NH-5 used to be the Holy grail of roads for us, it was pretty wide and traffic was quite sparse. So usually we'd be WOT on these roads. The gameplan was the I ride one way and Swagat rides on the way back.

I was riding at a peaceful 70 Kmph as the bike was kindda low on fuel and I din't want to feel the Apache150 vibes up my spine so early in the morning.

Somewhere between Bhubaneshwar and Cuttack there's a Reliance bunk and we fueled up there.

In June you could say its the peak of summers in Orissa, with temperatures touching upwards of 45°C. But it was nice and cool in the early hours of the morning with the sun just waking up from its slumber. Once we had passed Cuttack, all we had was arrow straight empty roads on NH-5.

Since I had upped the speed to around 90 Kmph the trademark Apache150 vibes was beginning to show its ugly face in the form of slight butt ache. So I decided to take a small butt break. It was 6AM and we had covered about 47 Kms from under Swagat's apartment. Yeah, just 47 kms and we took our first break!

And we had a smallish photosession.

Man! We felt like we were the kings of the road, the wind in our face, the cool climate and the silver beast under us. Our feelings of euphoria were short lived, a black ZMA in full flow just blew past us at god knows what speeds and all this with a heavy pillion. And this was in those days that we'd be taking panga's with ZMA in the city. I had a dreamy moment then, where I imagined myself riding a ZMA and blowing past everything and what not.

A few kms off Chandikhol we spotted this totalled Indica. I shudder to think what may have become of the occupants.

This mountain had caught my sight and was half in a mood to explore that instead of riding to Paradip. I asked Swagat if knew a route to up the hill, but alas the sun was rising and the fog that I wanted feel would vanish by the time we would reach up the hill.

We reached Chandikhol and took the turn-off for Paradip on NH-5A. We took another break here and some pics started getting clicked.

After this we decided to ride non-stop till Paradip. This section of the highway was not fully complete and most of the time were alternating between lanes as one section would incomplete and one section would be used for both directions of traffic.

Swagat was trigger happy with camera all the way till we reached Paradip.

We knew Paradip town had started once the Beer distilleries started showing up. I was amazed by how well laid out the small town was and it had proper roads too. We roamed around town for a bit.

After a brief circle of the town our stomachs started to rumble we decided to stopover for breakfast. Which was 3 hours after we had started from Swagat's house after covering 156 Kms.

After a sumptuous breakfast of I don't remember what, Swagat said he'd been to this beautiful beach long ago when he had come down here with his dad. So begin searching for the beach. We din't find the beach exactly, but we found a nice spot to chill out, click pics. The shore line was lined with rocks and there two abandoned apartments a few feet away from the shoreline, which kindda added to the ghostly desolate look. Sadly I did not get any pics of the apartments, but did still capture some amount of the beach.

Enroute to the beach

The Beach

Posing time
Swagat

Me

Apache
<My most Fav pic of the Apache ever>

Finally the heat was getting to us and we knew we had a long way to go back home. We decided to move on, plans of riding back in the evening also occupied our heads. But know we had to prove to ourselves that we can ride in any terrain in any climate. So all ego's pumped we started our return journey. This time it was Swagat at the handlebar's, and boy oh boy we were pushing the poor Apache to its extremes. Speeds were hovering around the 100 kmph mark all throughout the return trip. With so much heat in the air and our water bottle gone hot, we stopped somewhere before Chandikhol for refreshing ourselves with Coconut water. We din't stop too much on our return trip, and din't click many pics either. We only breifly stopped before Cuttack to refill fuel as the Apache was hardly giving around 40 kmpl.

Swagat rode all the way back in his trademark 'Ride it like you stole it' style and we were back in Bhubaneshwar in a jiffy. Swagat dropped himself off at his place and I rode back slowly to my house in the searing afternoon heat.

Back home at 12.35 with 345 kms behind me, I was feeling elated. I had not only done the max kms in day on two wheels in my life, I had also done it without a hitch. And as a bonus point I gave myself a pat on the back for doing this crazy ride in the peak of Summer heat.

As I walked into my apartment, my room mates watching TV almost stood up as I entered the room. They could see my face had been blackend exposure to the sun, dirt and sweat. All they asked me where did you go? And I only replied "Paradip".

__________________________________________________ ________________

I din't need the tripmeter to tell me what I had achieved at a personal level. I knew that what I had done is a minnow compared to the tours that I had read about on the forums. But this ride for me, was like a new beginning to my life. I realised that this is what I have yearned to do all these years, this is what gives me the kind of happiness unlike anything else.
I did not get myself a bike for the next 6 months. But as soon as I did get mine, I took it for first real tour. A solo 1000 kms round trip of Chennai-Bangalore-Chennai.

Still for me, this trip to Paradip and the smaller solo ride to Chilika and back is something that I will be close to my heart. These rides gave me the mad thirst to tour around on two wheels and I also learnt a lot of things of limitations of one self that one should always listen to.

I apologise if the thread is not exciting in terms of numbers & destinations, but I really felt like sharing this ride with all of my biking brotherhood. This was my birth into the world of touring.

And I'm Loving it.....

__________________________________________________ ______________

Note: All pics are clickable for view larger versions.

Disclaimer:- I'm not sure if its evident from the pics or not, but I confess that we had only one helmet to share between us and that too was a half faced variety.

Note to Mod(s):- Pic's aren't watermarked as they were clicked more than a year back. Please excuse!

Aryan · 12-09-2008, 10:47 AM

Topic Approved.

Good going there Praful!

Now, please share the rest of the log and pictures..

P.S:
I see your avataar has changed..

shadez · 12-09-2008, 10:57 AM

gr8... now let the logs and pics pour in.

btw... bagchi and his kolkatta pals got a blog going now:
RoadRollers - Motorcycle Adventure Tourers

Praful · 12-09-2008, 12:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Aryan

Topic Approved.

Good going there Praful!

Now, please share the rest of the log and pictures..

P.S:
I see your avataar has changed..

Thanks for the quick approval....I'll be posting stuff bit by bit as I get time from office work.

Avtaar is a temp. change...

Quote:

Originally Posted by shadez

gr8... now let the logs and pics pour in.

btw... bagchi and his kolkatta pals got a blog going now:
RoadRollers - Motorcycle Adventure Tourers

I keep checking the road roller blogs and boy these guys keep having fun every now and then.

BTW, first post UPDATED a bit!

archistar · 12-09-2008, 03:45 PM

wow praful...waiting for all your endevours in orissa....

those days were real fun....

ken cool · 12-09-2008, 04:07 PM

I liked the "raging hormones" part!

Waiting for the rest of it...

Praful · 12-10-2008, 05:19 PM

Log and Pics updated!

Quote:

Originally Posted by archistar

wow praful...waiting for all your endevours in orissa....

those days were real fun....

Those days were really fun!!!

Quote:

Originally Posted by ken cool

I liked the "raging hormones" part!

Waiting for the rest of it...

I hope you like the rest of it too!

M@n()J · 12-10-2008, 10:04 PM

Nice first ride Praful

......And was that a tank bag???

Praful · 12-11-2008, 09:58 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by M@n()J

Nice first ride Praful

......And was that a tank bag???

Thanks dude, yea it was a TVS Apache tank bag!

Aryan · 12-11-2008, 10:41 AM

@Praful: Thread title edited.

Some nice pictures.

Thanks for sharing the log and the pictures.

12-09-2008, 10:26 AM	#1 (permalink)
Praful Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Bangalore Posts: 3,033	Paradeep June'07 : My First step to Touring -Updated! Inspirations: Threads like 3413 kms in 4 Days by Sandeep Bagchi, Saddlesore 1600K done in 22 hours, etc etc. Which lead to this..... These were the kind of threads running through my mind. The huge distances covered, the places seen it all seemed so enticing. So much so that I literally dreamed of doing something like that too. Well until then going to the nearby town of Cuttack from Bhubaneshwar which was hardly 20 km away used to be a big deal. Back then a 50kms ride to Cuttack and back was HUGE. But then I visited the 'Tourer' section of xBhp, something which I did not even look at even after being on the forum for more than 6 months. And then Pandora's box opened, the notion of seeing the world on something with two wheels became so strong that I had to experience it for myself too. And that's when this happened...... Prologue __________________________________________________ ____________ Back then I had my trusty old Honda Dio and quite frankly it was back burner on long rides. Once had done a smallish 200kms picnic ride on that, and till that time it was the longest I'd ever gone on two wheels. Then the Thebagchi a.k.a. Sandeep Bagchi did his 3413 km ride and I was amazed at what human spirit can do. It was only through the course of his thread that I learned about stuff like 'Saddle Sore', 'Bun Burner' & 'Iron Butt' and dreamed about doing something like that of my own. Till date that has been a dream only. Even though I did not have a proper bike as the 220 was a good 2-3 months away then, I used to ride around a lot on my room mate's Apache 150 and Karizma. There was this lazy weekend in the peak of 40°C summers in Bhubaneshwar that I did a spur of the moment ride. I wanted to see what's my endurance level, I knew it was and still is nowhere near the likes of Bagchi's territory, still I just had to do it. And thus it happened, I set out somewhere around 2PM after lunch on my room mate's Apache, who henceforth will be referred to by his real name Bharat. I set off on the GQ on NH-5 in the direction towards Chennai. I was cruising non-stop, somewhere around the 90kms mark I felt as though my backside had gone rock hard. At exactly the 100kms mark I stopped the bike jumped off the bike and had to massage my buns back to life. Cutting short here, I rode back from there back to home, again non-stop. In total I covered some 235 km on a very very vibey Apache with a really really sore back side. But the feeling of doing so many kms was just awesome and I was already hungry for more. __________________________________________________ ____________ The Disussions henceforth __________________________________________________ _____________ Me: I just did 235 kms, came from INS Chilka. The roads were too good, atleast for majority of the trip. Bharat: Abe tu garmi kidhar ** * tha? <where the * were you in this heat?> Swagat: Abe pagal ho gaya hai? Kya aawara type ghum raha hai? <Gone nuts or what? Whats the point of riding so much in this heat?> Me: It was an enlightening experience, I realised that I too can see places and cover huge distance on two wheels. This is practise for my saddlesore ride? Bharat: Tu sahi mein pagal ho gaya hai...koi aise hi bike mein ghumta hai kya? Phele apni bike toh khareedle!!! <You seriously have lost it, does anyone in his right mind travel so much on a bike for no rhyme or reason. And first get yourself a bike first> Swagat: Arre yaar, ye sab Bagchi wagchi, alag duniya se hai. Kyon time waste kar raha. Josh hai theek hai, lekin aise waste mat kar. <Bagchi, etc are from another world man. Why are you wasting your time emulating them. I understand the raging hormones and everything, but you could utilise that energy elsewhere.> Me: Forget it, no use arguring with you guys! You'll never understand what free biking is all about..... A few weeks later.... Swagat (the biker inside him has risen): Abe chal kahin bike mein long distance ghumne chaltein hai! <Hey, lets go somewhere far of on a bike.> Me: Saale **** abhi aaya na line pe.... <** now you start feeling what I'm feeling> __________________________________________________ ______________ The evening before the 'ride' neither me nor Swagat had decided where to go, moreover Swagat was not sure his folks would allow him to venture out so far on a bike in the heat. Just before I wound up for bed that night, I recieved a message from Swagat informing me that he's still 50-50 for the ride and he wanted me to wake him up in the morning, and he'd assess the situation then and let me know. Folks....Grrr!!! I was thanking my stars at that moment that I live 2K Km away from my parents. __________________________________________________ _______________ The "Ride" __________________________________________________ ________** I got up in the morning at around 4.15 AM, and called up Swagat to check if he could come. I got a affirmative reply, and swung into action to get ready as I had to go to the other side of town to pick him up. I was ready in about 20 mins and was off to his place. I was waiting under his apartment at around 5 AM when I remembered people on xBhp take pics of their bikes before they start , and thus a small photo session started. Finally the man was ready, I asked him, "Abe itna time kyon laga" <Why did you take so much time?>. He said, "Dheere Dheere kar raha tha ki awaz naa nikle!" <I was moving slowly so there's not much sound!>. The bugger had sneaked out of his house. Anyways we started finally at around 5.10 AM towards NH-5 I had already covered 9 kms on the trip meter by then from my house. In those days NH-5 used to be the Holy grail of roads for us, it was pretty wide and traffic was quite sparse. So usually we'd be WOT on these roads. The gameplan was the I ride one way and Swagat rides on the way back. I was riding at a peaceful 70 Kmph as the bike was kindda low on fuel and I din't want to feel the Apache150 vibes up my spine so early in the morning. Somewhere between Bhubaneshwar and Cuttack there's a Reliance bunk and we fueled up there. In June you could say its the peak of summers in Orissa, with temperatures touching upwards of 45°C. But it was nice and cool in the early hours of the morning with the sun just waking up from its slumber. Once we had passed Cuttack, all we had was arrow straight empty roads on NH-5. Since I had upped the speed to around 90 Kmph the trademark Apache150 vibes was beginning to show its ugly face in the form of slight butt ache. So I decided to take a small butt break. It was 6AM and we had covered about 47 Kms from under Swagat's apartment. Yeah, just 47 kms and we took our first break! And we had a smallish photosession. Man! We felt like we were the kings of the road, the wind in our face, the cool climate and the silver beast under us. Our feelings of euphoria were short lived, a black ZMA in full flow just blew past us at god knows what speeds and all this with a heavy pillion. And this was in those days that we'd be taking panga's with ZMA in the city. I had a dreamy moment then, where I imagined myself riding a ZMA and blowing past everything and what not. A few kms off Chandikhol we spotted this totalled Indica. I shudder to think what may have become of the occupants. This mountain had caught my sight and was half in a mood to explore that instead of riding to Paradip. I asked Swagat if knew a route to up the hill, but alas the sun was rising and the fog that I wanted feel would vanish by the time we would reach up the hill. We reached Chandikhol and took the turn-off for Paradip on NH-5A. We took another break here and some pics started getting clicked. After this we decided to ride non-stop till Paradip. This section of the highway was not fully complete and most of the time were alternating between lanes as one section would incomplete and one section would be used for both directions of traffic. Swagat was trigger happy with camera all the way till we reached Paradip. We knew Paradip town had started once the Beer distilleries started showing up. I was amazed by how well laid out the small town was and it had proper roads too. We roamed around town for a bit. After a brief circle of the town our stomachs started to rumble we decided to stopover for breakfast. Which was 3 hours after we had started from Swagat's house after covering 156 Kms. After a sumptuous breakfast of I don't remember what, Swagat said he'd been to this beautiful beach long ago when he had come down here with his dad. So begin searching for the beach. We din't find the beach exactly, but we found a nice spot to chill out, click pics. The shore line was lined with rocks and there two abandoned apartments a few feet away from the shoreline, which kindda added to the ghostly desolate look. Sadly I did not get any pics of the apartments, but did still capture some amount of the beach. Enroute to the beach The Beach Posing time Swagat Me Apache <My most Fav pic of the Apache ever> Finally the heat was getting to us and we knew we had a long way to go back home. We decided to move on, plans of riding back in the evening also occupied our heads. But know we had to prove to ourselves that we can ride in any terrain in any climate. So all ego's pumped we started our return journey. This time it was Swagat at the handlebar's, and boy oh boy we were pushing the poor Apache to its extremes. Speeds were hovering around the 100 kmph mark all throughout the return trip. With so much heat in the air and our water bottle gone hot, we stopped somewhere before Chandikhol for refreshing ourselves with Coconut water. We din't stop too much on our return trip, and din't click many pics either. We only breifly stopped before Cuttack to refill fuel as the Apache was hardly giving around 40 kmpl. Swagat rode all the way back in his trademark 'Ride it like you stole it' style and we were back in Bhubaneshwar in a jiffy. Swagat dropped himself off at his place and I rode back slowly to my house in the searing afternoon heat. Back home at 12.35 with 345 kms behind me, I was feeling elated. I had not only done the max kms in day on two wheels in my life, I had also done it without a hitch. And as a bonus point I gave myself a pat on the back for doing this crazy ride in the peak of Summer heat. As I walked into my apartment, my room mates watching TV almost stood up as I entered the room. They could see my face had been blackend exposure to the sun, dirt and sweat. All they asked me where did you go? And I only replied "Paradip". __________________________________________________ ________________ I din't need the tripmeter to tell me what I had achieved at a personal level. I knew that what I had done is a minnow compared to the tours that I had read about on the forums. But this ride for me, was like a new beginning to my life. I realised that this is what I have yearned to do all these years, this is what gives me the kind of happiness unlike anything else. I did not get myself a bike for the next 6 months. But as soon as I did get mine, I took it for first real tour. A solo 1000 kms round trip of Chennai-Bangalore-Chennai. Still for me, this trip to Paradip and the smaller solo ride to Chilika and back is something that I will be close to my heart. These rides gave me the mad thirst to tour around on two wheels and I also learnt a lot of things of limitations of one self that one should always listen to. I apologise if the thread is not exciting in terms of numbers & destinations, but I really felt like sharing this ride with all of my biking brotherhood. This was my birth into the world of touring. And I'm Loving it..... __________________________________________________ ______________ Note: All pics are clickable for view larger versions. Disclaimer:- I'm not sure if its evident from the pics or not, but I confess that we had only one helmet to share between us and that too was a half faced variety. Note to Mod(s):- Pic's aren't watermarked as they were clicked more than a year back. Please excuse! __________________ LoneWolfRides® : Re-Initiation to Biking Ladakh: A Journey that Dreams are made of... Western Ghats - A Small Weekend Getaway Lone Wolf Rides® - Beaches/Mountains/Forests My bike went Home! - Bangy-Goa-M'bai-Pune-Bangy 'Biking', is more than just 0-100-0 !!! Get out of your Couch ... The 'World' is waiting ;-) Last edited by Praful; 12-11-2008 at 11:22 AM. Reason: Update

12-09-2008, 10:47 AM	#2 (permalink)
Aryan Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: New Delhi/ Shillong Posts: 17,953	Topic Approved. Good going there Praful! Now, please share the rest of the log and pictures.. P.S: I see your avataar has changed.. __________________ ...in search of that perfect world - My Travel Blog

12-09-2008, 10:57 AM	#3 (permalink)
shadez Senior Member Join Date: May 2006 Location: Bangalore Posts: 672	gr8... now let the logs and pics pour in. btw... bagchi and his kolkatta pals got a blog going now: RoadRollers - Motorcycle Adventure Tourers __________________ ..the thrill and sense of self-fulfilment is obtained from living a little dangerously..

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12-09-2008, 04:07 PM	#6 (permalink)
ken cool Been Around Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: New Delhi Posts: 4,249	I liked the "raging hormones" part! Waiting for the rest of it... __________________ The Wheel was a great invention; Two Wheels with a Motor in between was even better! My Humble Photo Gallery Xbhp's Indo-French Kashmir-Ladakh Tour

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M@n()J Responsible Rider Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Pune Posts: 420	Nice first ride Praful ......And was that a tank bag??? __________________ My life called biking! 1000kms Karnataka 1500kms TamilNadu & Kerala 1600kms Karnataka,Kerala & TamilNadu www.racingdept.com

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Aryan Moderator Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: New Delhi/ Shillong Posts: 17,953	@Praful: Thread title edited. Some nice pictures. Thanks for sharing the log and the pictures. __________________ ...in search of that perfect world - My Travel Blog

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