Valley of Enchantment in Crestline Ca and the homes in Valley of Enchantment really show the history of our mountains and how our community first began. There are several ways to get to the Valley of Enchantment, depending on which side of the mountain you are on. If you are already in Crestline then you can come down Knapp's Cutoff to the 138. This drops you onto Water's drive or you can stay on the 138. If you drive down Water's drive, that takes you to "downtown" Valley of Enchantment.
Downtown VOE there is a post office, Johnny's Market and UHAUL rental, church, laundromat, a restaurant called Madeline's, the new professional building and a repair shop. One of the mountains' two elementary schools is located here in Valley of Enchantment. The other is just off of the shores of Lake Gregory. 
If you stayed on the 138, you run into the other half of this area where there are more homes and cabins, a self storage and eventually you will run into the San Bernardino National Forest. If you stayed on the 138, you will pass by Silverwood Lake, which is a recreational lake that allows boating and camping, and the turnoff for Hesperia and Victorville and the 15 freeway, about halfway up the Cajon Pass. This is the backside to getting to the 15 freeway if you were going to go to the high desert or Las Vegas.
The Valley of Enchantment, indeed the rest of the mountains, have a rich Native American history. They used these mountains as their summer grounds because of the temperature difference. The first white settlers were the Mormons who had a colony down in San Bernardino valley and came up here in 1852 to stay when the Seeley family built the first sawmill here along Seeley Creek in VOE. There are still Seeley decendents here today in our community, which attests to the pull these mountains have and the family atmosphere we try to cultivate! The mills were the only industry here in the mountains for a while, due to the virgin trees and forest here that was cut to provide lumber as far as Los Angeles, which helped build much of the Los Angeles area. Through the Valley of Enchantment and out Sawpit Canyon was a road named Devil's Canyon Road that much of this lumber traveled out of our mountains by. The road was opened in 1879 and began as a toll road.
Many of the homes right around Water's drive in VOE are smaller and are on smaller lots. Many of these lots were made into 2500 sq ft parcels to be used as camps for the sawmill workers and for vacationers. Much the same as Crestline Village, there are older homes from the early 20th century. You can find a great fixer here in Valley of Enchantment. There's a seasonal stream that runs off of Oak Lane and crosses under highway 138, and there are National Forest views from many of the homes here. Valley of Enchantment is surrounded by the National Forest, and you can find a great place not far from being able to hike out of your home.If you take highway 138 to Seeley Camp, there is a trail that meanders down along a stream that will lead you to Heart Rock. This hike is fairly easy and just over a mile in length. There is a parking lot to park in and make sure to bring your camera!
As you take Water's drive towards Cedarpines Park, the lot sizes and homes get bigger in some areas. In Valley of Enchantment, you can get a cabin anywhere from $40,000 on upwards of $400,000. It has a diverse range of homes, people, and is a nice place to call home!
Please let me know if you'd like more information about Valley of Enchantment and the many diverse range of homes that can be found here. Email me at steeleofalifetime@gmail.com. Please also visit my website, www.HomesForSaleinCrestline.com, www.CrestlineForeclosures.com, www.TheLakeArrowheadWoods.com.
All historical information from Crestline by Rhea-Francis Tetley.
Take care!
Amy Steele
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The Mile High Park area of Crestline and homes in Mile High Park are unique. You drive up and away from town by taking Zurich to Wylerhorn to Wabern to Weisshorn and then a left onto Pine Ridge Drive. Yes, I know, it seems to be taking you to the middle of nowhere, but that is the appeal of the Mile High Park area. This community is set apart from the rest of Crestline, which seems to lend to it's exclusivity.
This small subdivision of Crestline borders on the San Bernardino National Forest. You can literally walk out your door with a backpack and a tent(and supplies) and keep walking until you find a spot that looks good and go camping! You can do this from other places in Crestline as well, but none better than Mile High Park.
Mile High Park is a small community of just a few homes, but many are large places with large, level lots and garages! I think the most garages here in Crestline can be found here in the Mile High area! Each home is different and unique, and there is a superior pride of ownership. Most of these homes here have fabulous views of the surrounding mountains, the high desert, and lots and lots of trees! You can sit outside on your porch and literally hear nothing but the birds and the wind. There aren't too many cars that come out this way and everyone watches out for their neighbors.
The natural beauty of the mountains of Crestline are what drives most people to buy a home here. We get the full four seasons, but Southern California style so not as badly as the rest of the country. Particularly in Mile High Park, the weather seems a bit warmer on this side of the mountain so snow melts a bit better. With the pride of ownership seen here, homes retain a good value. There are some fantastic gardens and landscaping here in the Mile High area, and several of the homes have been on the Crestline Community Development Alliance's Home Tour and Garden Tour, each held annually here in Crestline and it's surrounding subdivisions.
The homes here in Mile High Park are a little newer than the rest of Crestline, with several that were recently built in the last 10 years. Again, most of the houses have completely level lots and are large enough for RV and boat parking. Living in the mountains if you have these kinds of toys then it's nice to have a lot of parking for them, and you can find that here in this area. There aren't any restrictions on parking here as there are down the hill on city streets. There are also several lots for sale here in Mile High if you are interested in building your dream home. This would be a great place to live!
You will most likely see bears here in Mile High Park, as well as other mountain wildlife. Coyotes, mountain lions, squirrels, racoons, birds...so make sure you respect that this is a wildland forest. As with all homes up here, you need to secure your trash and other belongings, and make sure your pets are adequately provided for with shelter that is secure and can withstand these creatures. A mama bear and two cubs has been fairly active in Crestline for the last couple of weeks, even venturing into the Top Town area of Crestline as well as other streets closer in to town, looking for food and water. A doctor's office receptionist took pictures of a bear that came up onto their deck and gave her a great scare. The bear was on their property for a little bit, being inquisitive and mainly trying to find food.
See what a gorgeous area you could be living in?! For more information about homes here in the Mile High Park area of Crestline, please email me at steeleofalifetime@gmail.com. You can also visit my websites at www.HomesForSaleinCrestline.com and www.CrestlineForeclosures.com.
Take care and enjoy!
Amy
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This is part two of Crestline Village: Crestline Village and Homes in Crestline Village.
In my last post about Crestline Village I spoke about some of the 
features of the houses here. There is so much more that part two is here! Because so many of our homes were built a long time ago, you need to make sure that before you do any remodeling you get a qualified contractor to look at the house, even above your initial home inspection. A lot of these cabins probably haven't had the electrical and plumbing updated in a while, so it's important that you find out exactly what's going on before you start messing with it! Many Village homes and other cabins here in the mountains didn't have proper electricity installed, depending of course on the age and generational history of the home and they used to use oil and gas lanterns for light. Always check and see if the plugs and lighting will work for you in the home you are intending to purchase, or the feasibility of adding in wiring for new lighting. Our breakers kept tripping when we had too many modern conveniences on: microwave and the washer and the computer with a light or two. It may be as simple as installing a slightly larger breaker, or even a new breaker. Again, ask an electrician!
Our Crestline Village home was built in 1925, with an addition in 1936. We haven't begun remodeling anything really serious enough to get a permit. We took down some of the original tongue and groove paneling to create some more open spaces between the two living rooms, and tore down a half wall so it seems like our home is bigger than it is! Our fireplace was built on top of a pile of rocks that goes underneath the house into the basement, and the main fireplace is a beautiful natural stone(that still 
needs to be seriously cleaned). I don't know what the original builders were thinking when they built this place(I'd love to find out, as well as get some old time photos of my house) but they built the fireplace in the center of the house, and the chimney goes through the middle of the master bedroom. Someone over the years covered the brick with wallpaper and then tongue and groove pine paneling so it looks neat, but in the middle of the room? Seriously? So our room is almost cut into two.
These older Crestline Villagehomes usually have narrow internal staircases that were built where they could fit them. I have been in many of these cabins and have to duck going up and down the stairs, and it almost becomes a game of limbo. I believe that people must have been shorter back in the early 20s, because this is a prevalent feature. Many homes in the Village and elsewhere on the mountain also do not have bedroom closets. They used to use armoires, but it is still a bedroom! There are also cabins that have a loft style bedroom also. Lofts=bedroom. Go to any downtown area in the world, and a loft is considered a space that is habitable and sleep-able(!), so don't discount a loft sleeping arrangement unless it truly won't fit your needs. You may be able to wall a loft off or put in a door, depending.
Working on your cabin here in Crestlineis fun and rewarding if you have a passion for shining up old pennies. Our home was all wood and gross old carpet when we bought it, and it was a true old cabin. We have removed the carpet and discovered the original hardwood flooring that is now a feature of our house. All of the walls are wood and the ceiling is wood, and it was kind of blah. Ok, really blah.
For those of you that know me you know that I am a creative, colorful personality(mess) and that had to change for sure! We did, after much debate, decide to paint some of our wood walls to create an updated yet vintage cottage/cabin feel. We've added some funky modern print curtains and rugs and have all antique furniture(found around Crestline Village at the antique shops and even refinished some things found by the side of the road) and it is nearer to being US. That is the most fun about having a home or a cabin, that you can create your own space(pay attention first time home-buyers: $8000 tax break from Uncle Sam goes only until November 30th and you're running out of time).
Ok, again, since this post is already long, I will have to do another part of Crestline Village, A Local's Guide. If you have any questions about purchasing a home here in Crestline, Crestline Village or elsewhere in the Lake Arrowhead area please email me at steeleofalifetime@gmail.com.
You can also visit my websites www.HomesForSaleInCrestline.com, www.CrestlineForeclosures.com and www.thelakearrowheadwoods.com .
Take care!
Amy
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The Arrowhead Highlands area of Crestline is on the south east border of Crestline, and runs along Crest Forest Drive closest to highway 18 and Lake Gregory Drive. This historic part of Crestline(well, all of Crestline is historic, really!) used to be the only route to get into the town of Crestline, until the highway 138 Crestline Cutoff was constructed. This route is now Lake Gregory Drive, and there was a stop called Lee's Garage (Crestline by Rhea-Francis Tetley)on the highway for travelers to get food, gas and to use a restroom. It was built next to Sphinx rock, which is still there today and has been in many silent movies that were made here in Crestline and elsewhere on the mountain.
The building is still there, and is known as the Cliffhanger restaurant. The building was in the movie Next with Nicolas Cage and Jessica Biel most recently, and currently is up for sale. On a very clear day you can see the ocean and Catalina island. It is really a spectacular view from this lookout, when you are able to see the valley below, as well as Lake Elsinore and much of the Inland Empire laid out at your feet.
The Arrowhead Highlands was going to be developed as another mini vacationers club with croquet, tennis,a pool, horseshoes, clubhouse and more. However with the Depression, funding for the project didn't materialize and this subdivision became just an area for cabins and homes.
The Arrowhead Higlands are the highest point in Crestline, at an altitude of 5174 feet. This area does get more snow that the town of Crestline, due to it being slightly higher but also because it is located close to the rim of the mountain and the updrafts from down in the valley blow the snow heavy on this side. I will drive around some days after it's snowed and take some really fabulous pictures of the ice that has formed on the Highlands trees and shrubs. The ice can make some beautiful sculptures!
There are many unique homes in the Arrowhead Highlands, and this area is quiet and semi-secluded with gorgeous stands of spruce and cedars. Because this area is higher up on the rim of Crestline, when the fog rolls in it comes through here first. Seeing the trees emerge from the fog, and smelling the wet forest smell is truly a treat. Many homes here have really fabulous views, either of the ridgelines around Crestline, Lake Gregorydown in the town of Crestline, the night lights of the San Bernardino valley, the ocean and Catalina island. To live here in the Arrowhead Highlands is truly it's own unique experience.
To find out about homes that are currently for sale in the Arrowhead Highlands, or elsewhere in Crestline and Lake Arrowhead, please email me at steeleofalifetime@gmail.com.
Take care and God Bless!
Amy
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Crestline Local's Insider Guide to: Crestline Village and homes in Crestline Village are a close community of older homes, many that were built in the early 20th century. Many are cabins that were built for people who came up here to the mountains to live while they worked at the saw mills and other forestry activities, eventually used for vacation homes and now mainly full time living. Crestline Villageis made up of a single street through town with shops and restaurants on either side, along with a post office, grocery store, and hardware store that seem to reflect the smallness of ourit as well as the more laid back lifestyle. There isn't a single stoplight to be found, and most days the only light traffic that occurs is when the local school bus drives through town to drop off the kids from school.
The cabins in Crestline Village are usually smaller as far as square footage goes, with many that have been added onto at some point in the past. It's not surprising to walk through a Village house and wonder what the previous owners were thinking when they built it or added onto it! Due to the nature of these cabins being as old as some of them are, many have not been updated at all as far as current building standards and codes, and some do need work. I have seen cabins in the village that were partially built onto a pile of local rocks that were mortared together to make up the foundation. Many do not have a true foundation of a concrete slab, and are built on a pier and post constructions, with partial masonry or the ever favorite pile of rocks.
Since there was no such thing as central airback in the day, most homes up here do not have air conditioning. Nor do you really need it here in Crestline and elsewhere on the mountain if you have nice windows that you can leave open, with some ceiling fans and maybe a fan in the window to create a lovely cross breeze. In the summertime, our temperatures are mostly 20 degrees cooler than elsewhere in the Inland Empire and Orange county. It is a pleasure to come up where it's always cooler!
As far as heating, these cabins have wood burning stoves or regular brick or rock fireplaces, and many have been updated to include gas furnaces. With winter temperatures dipping into the teens on the coldest winters, you need to make sure your Crestline Cabin has a good heat source, and if it's an older cabin, plenty of insulation and other upgrades like dual pane windows and weatherstripping. It's important to make sure your heat stays in your home! Our cabin didn't have a lick of insulation when we first bought it, and our first winter gas bills were in the high $200 range for a 960 square foot home! The very next summer we insulated the basement and have saved literally hundreds of dollars in only one season!
Speaking of basements, many Crestline Village cabins have a basement or a build up. The difference is that a basement is finished off into a usable space, usually accessible from the interior of the home. A build up is just the space beneath the cabin, and is usually a dirt floor used for storage. MAKE SURE THIS SPACE IS ALWAYS INSULATED. You lose a ton of heat into the underside of your cabin if you do not. Obviously a finished basement that can be used as extra living space will add money to your home.
Crestline Village living is very simple, but we have everything here for the full-timer or part-timer. There is a grocery store called Goodwins that has been serving the community for decades. We have a bowling alley that serves great pizza and buffalo chicken wings and is fun to go to on a Friday, or any evening! The alley just opened up a Subway also, which has been very busy! We have a lot of really neat antique stores that I've got a lot of my furniture from, as well as an excellent used book store. There are various business, CPA, attorney, real estate, tanning salon, deli, and several very good restaurants.
I have never had a bad meal here in Crestline Villageat any of the restaurants. They are all really good! We have a Mexican food place called Cocina de Tony's that has a great outdoor lakeview seating area, several American-style diners: Crestline Cafe, Loose Caboose, and Hungry Bear Restaurant, a Chinese food restaurant called Mandarin Gardens, an Italian restaurant called Francescos, The A Burger which makes great burgers and shakes, a Round Table Pizza, and two fast food places Subway and McDonalds. There are two coffee shops, Paradise Coffe and Lake Gregory Coffee Co. The latter during the summertime has their Al Fresco Fridays where they have good happy hour style food and you can grab a cold beer, glass of wine or coffee beverage. It's nice to sit outside and people watch!
This is only part one. Crestline Village is a small town, but our simple way of life up here has more to offer! Make sure you look for part 2!
And as always if you are looking for more information or would like lists of homes that are available for sale here in Crestline and Crestline Village, please email me at steeleofalifetime@gmail.com or call! Please also visit my websites at www.HomesForSaleinCrestline.com and www.CrestlineForeclosures.com.
Take care and God bless!
Amy
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Serving Crestline's Lake Gregory and Lake Arrowhead in the beautiful So Cal Mountains!Your Christian Realtor Providing Christian Professionalism in All Transactions
I am a full-time Realtor in Crestline and Lake Arrowhead CA.
I grew up in Temecula Calif. in beautiful Wine Country on 2 acres of horse property. I watched Temecula, which used to be Rancho California grow from a two lane main street and one stoplight to the huge valley that it is today. After living by the ocean for a few years, my husband and I moved back to the valley. With each passing summer getting hotter and hotter, we decided to move to the gorgeous San Bernardino mountains. The first time we drove up the mountain, I remember the anxiety of what we doing: it seemed so far away from everything!!! It was such a huge chang! Being a true California girl, I didn't know if I'd like the cold and snow. I am most pleased to say: I do love it! The air is fresh and clean, the community of Crestline is small and close. I enjoy being on the mountain, which is similiar to the ocean community in that it's laid back and you're able to relax. I enjoy selling real estate up here, because it's all about being above the clouds but down to earth! I am truly blessed to be able to live and work in the community in which I live and love.
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As a Realtor that has lived in Southern California my whole life, I know how best to help clients to find what they're looking for, whether their dream home is in the mountains, in the valley, or by the sea. I am a Christian, and provide ethical, moral, and God-fearing professionalism in all of the transactions I am party to. I represent buyers and sellers equally.
For buyers, I provide outstanding service, making sure you get the best deal on your home purchase. I have programs to email listings that are on your wish list and in your price range, so you don't waste gas looking at homes that aren't affordable. I will only show you homes that you want to see, not what will get me the most commission. I am expert at contracts, using only updated ONLINE California Department of Real Estate forms, and you will know everything up front and have it all explained to take away some of the stress of buying a home. While we are in escrow, you will know what's going on immediately so you're not left wondering and I will go to bat for you if there is an issue that may come up in your escrow. I use an extensive network of local Crestline and Lake Arrowhead professionals in title and escrow, as well as reputable handymen, plumbers, electricians, and other specialists to help you during and after your purchase up here.
For sellers, I provide internet savvy marketing, creating custom pages just for their listing to best showcase it's qualities. I have my own websites that have been very active where buyers come to view homes and other area information. My print marketing is outstanding and creative, so the home pops out in the eyes of the purchaser, and is widespread through Homes and Land Magazine also. Our office puts all listings on the most popular search for homes, Realtor.com, with expanded listings, many containing virtual tours. We also advertise on LATimes.com, Yahoo.com, movoto.com, Bibbyrealty.com, Homesandland.com, craigslist.org,zillow.com,googlebase.com, and many many more of the most popular searches for Crestline and Lake Arrowhead real estate. Homes are put on different MLS systems to reach most of California, with the entire state of California to be included this year.
I provide communication every step of the way. You will know that I am working for you, and putting your interests first. As a Realtor who is truly focused on delivering Christian, professional service, I do not even calculate what I make in fees until the day that escrow closes and the sale records at county. I want you to understand my committment to you, my clients.
I HAVE A FRIEND THAT LIVES HERE IN CRESTLINE AND HER HUSBAND HAD A HEART ATTACK AND DIED LAST MONTH. THEY HAD A VERY, VERY OLD HOME THAT NEEDED MUCH WORK, INSIDE AND OUT. I GAVE HER NAMES OF 3 REAL ESTATE COMPANIES HERE IN CRESTLINE FOR HER TO ASK THEM TO GIVE HER AN IDEA WHAT THEY WOULD LIST AND SELL IT FOR HER. ONE REALTY LOOKED AT IT AND SAID THAT THEY WERE NOT INTERESTED BECAUSE IT WOULD TAKE TOO MUCH EFFORT. A DIFFERENT REALTY COMPANY CAME OUT WITH SEVERAL AGENTS AND LOOKED IT OVER, INSIDE AND OUT AND TOLD HER TO TELL ME, BILL AVARELL, THAT IT WAS NOT SALEABLE BECAUSE OF ALL THE WORK TO UP GRADE IT! THE THIRD REAL ESTATE COMPANY, BIBBY REALTY, SENT AMY STEELE, TO LOOK IT OVER AND SHE LISTED IT FOR THIS WIDOW. IT WAS NECESSARY FOR HER TO SELL IT BECAUSE SHE HAS 2 CHILDREN STILL AT HOME. THIS ONLY TOOK YOU A SHORT TIME TO FIND BUYERS FOR HER. THIS WAS A WONDERFUL EFFORT ON YOUR PART! THANKS FOR YOUR KNOWLEDGE AND EFFORT THIS FAMILY IS NOW MORE SOLVENT. BECAUSE OF YOUR EFFORT TO SELL THE ABOVE HOME SO QUICKLY, I LISTED A 3 BEDROOM, 1.5 BATHROOM NEW HOME WITH YOU AND IT ONLY TOOK YOU 4 DAYS TO FIND A BUYER FOR MY HOME. I DON'T KNOW HOW YOU SOLD THESE TWO SO QUICKLY? MAYBE WITH THE HELP OF YOUR EXCELLENT WEB SITE AND OR MAYBE BECAUSE OF YOUR KNOWLEDGE OF THE MARKET? I AM LOOKING FORWARD TO YOU HELPING ME SELL MY NEXT NEW HOMES ALSO
WILLIAM J. AVARELL HI-LAND MOUNTAINS HOMES
Amy,
When Rusty and I decided to start looking for a house we were not sure what city to start looking in first. We knew we needed to stay in San Bernardino county due to jobs and family but we had become tired of normal city life. So the search began, first just looking to see what was out there then looking to see what we could realistically afford. I came upon a website that contained a virtual tour of a house that was awesome and the way it was presented on the virtual tour that you created captured me heart and soul. I just knew I had to see this house. It called to me (sounds corny, but it is true). I just couldn't stop thinking about that house. I must have looked at it a hundred times before calling you to set up a time to go and see it. We got up there early and just fell in love with it at first sight. You where so patient to allow us to walk through and just dream about what the possibilities where if someone wanted to put the time into the house. We left there so excited and knew we wanted the house. Through a ton of emails and trips up the mountain, we all finally made the deal happen. You made purchasing a house seem so easy and stress free you explained everything just the way Rusty and I could understand it. I thank God everyday for you and that you decided to become a real estate agent so that one day you would list a house that would one day be my dream home. It was a God thing all the way around, because not only did I buy my dream home but I have gained a good friend who I know will be part of my husbands and my life for a long time to come. Thank you so much for all that you did and all that you continue to do to help us with, as we get settled into our new home. I would and will recommend you to anyone who wants a honest, and faith driven real estate agent to sell there home or purchase a home. You are a very easy to get a hold of person who at a drop of a hat meets you or will stay late if need be to accommodate your clients. Thank you again and God Bless you and your family, Christina and Rusty
Amy, I want to thank you for helping me sell my property. I knew that the house would be hard to show. I appreciate all of your efforts and determination you put into this sale. I know your knowledge of the mountain area increased my options for the house to be sold. Thank you, Brenda
Dear Amy,Thank you so much for your e-mail! I'm very glad to hear that the lots
are officially mine now!
Thank you so much for all your help. You did an excellent job and I
have always felt "safe" buying from you. I want to thank your for your excellent job. It was a pleasure to work with you. You were at all times very friendly and helpful.As I live abroad I was afraid that buying a lot in California would be very difficult for me. I knew that I would not have the chance to visit the property and that I would have to buy it "unseen". Amy, you have taken the extra work and have visited the lot more than once and have taken pictures for me to keep me updated - and you still do so that I can even see the seasonal changes of my new lot. Thank you very much! I was not familiar with buying real estate in California. There were some differences to the buying procedure I had known, but you explained and clarified all my questions to my complete satisfaction.I highly appreciate that you have always been prompt and effective to all my questions and e-mails. This made the purchase a stress-free and comfortable experience. I have always felt "safe" having you as an excellent partner.Without hesitation, I would highly recommend you. Thanks for taking such good care!Ursula Heiduck
Hi Amy, Thank you for the very professional work you did in selling my lots to a foreign buyer. I think the beautiful pictures of the lots and surrounding wooded area you posted on your outstanding website were a big help in attracting potential buyers. I know you really went out of your way to escort potential buyers to the property which is some distance from your office. I appreciate the way you handled all aspects of the sale, including finding a qualified buyer, obtaining information from county records, opening and closing the escrow in record time. And above all, keeping in touch with me at all times as to how the sale was progressing. I felt very comfortable knowing the sale of my property was in capable, ethical and caring hands. I strongly recommend that anyone considering buying or selling property in the Crestline/Lake Arrowhead area contact you and make use of your truly excellent services. Cordially and With Best Wishes for Future Sales, -Don Spiegel
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