Reviewed By Date Rating Strength Flavoring Taste Room Note; FrozenChurchwarden (6) 2014-04-13: Mild to Medium: . I know it's a discontinued blend so a part of me was thinking about putting it in the cellar, but you know, the first thing I ended up doing when I got home was opening it up and having a smoke with some strong, black tea. Absolutely essential (if you can find some). There's just something about this flake though. I agree that it needs to be smoked slowly as there are many flavors that can be experienced as its sipped; cherry, licorice, sweet maduro leaf and chocolate to name a few. As for the tonquin present in and strength of this blend, Bracken Flake is more companionable than 1792 Flake, but BF is still quite full and best on a full stomach. This is a mild smoke with no bite. I broke it up into little pieces and although it was tolerable, I still didn't get a sense of rich flavorful tobac. I really wish this came in a light version, just too much for me. EDIT: Since falling head over heels in love with Kendal Cream in the tin I purchased a pound in bulk and what a difference the bulk was compared to the tin. What little ash there is is snow white. The online store is always open - you can shop with confidence at all hours of the day, from anywhere in the world. I detect the fruitiness in the topping when smelling the flake which is similar to cherry as well as anise. Email Rich at 4noggins.com, he put some aside for you the next time it arrives, he's a good guy. Medium to strong in body and nic. (Yes, that is a loaded statement). Ive tried it just once, but it was quite an intensive smoke. It is no aromatic, to be sure - this is a dark, strong Kendal tobacco flavor throughout. I should have smoked it in a smaller bowled pipe. This tastes nothing like 1792 whatsoever, I dont know why thats part of their description?? I dried it out and it's still not 3 stars but its getting better. Under this I can smell leathery, earthy tobacco, with a bitter chocolate aroma. Rattray's Stirling Flake 50g tin $ 15.95 Add to cart; Samuel Gawith Commonwealth Mixture 50g tin $ 15.00 Add to cart; Rattray's Wallace Flake 50g tin The nicotine is just too much. From flake to loose cut, English, Danish, Scottish or just single-origin tobacco. Finish:. Similar Blends: Samuel Gawith 1792, Dunhill Royal Yacht, Sams Flake, Gawith and Hogarth Dark Flake. Seems that nothing much has changed in the cellaring. This must be what Bracken is for. copyright intellectual property of the reviewer and STC Holdings LLC and may not be This bowl was much better than the first. *Note these are not pressure sealed they have a heat seal band on them from Samuel Gawith* Related products. Smoked, this was very good. If you dislike those, you'll probably dislike BF. Im not in love with the taste or room note but I do like the nic hit and the flash back of when I smoked a gitanne. It is very much like Gawith & Hoggarth's Dark Flake, with some sort of essence added. I worry about their mental and physical well-being. Flavor Profile Brand Samuel Gawith However Pipes and accessories are allowed. It is powerful, and not unpleasant; but too much of it leaves me with a pain in my throat. I could never smoke this as an all day blend, but it is great with a cold beer or cup of coffee. I have tried Petertson's Irish Flake and that is what this reminds me of. I wouldn't mind a few tins of a few SG blends myself. Though offering separate blends, both brands remain forever linked and still share the same manufacturing facility in England's Lake District, utilizing processes and techniques that date to the brands' 1792 roots. This is a weird one when I opened the tin, the first thought that came to my mind was soap. Has a good deal of strength that shouldn't leave anyone unsatisfied. It comes very moist and needs to be dried. Like most Gawith flakes, I love the presentation. As others have said, it does need a little drying to bring out the best. Gets a bit stronger in flavor at the bottom. Too bad, it has a very alluring aroma and taste but it turns too harsh very quickly and made me sick. Bracken Flake contains no noticeable tonquin. I'm not going to relate this to 1792 because I haven't tried it. I was devastated by the news, and am only now coming to terms with it. And the long and rich history is somehow perfectly reflected in their sublime tobacco blends; theres simply something remarkably old fashioned about them! Samuel Gawith Cabbies Roll Cut Mixture Pipe Tobacco (Loose) 4.49. Duck and cover, this Swamp Thing is on the ATTACK! Whenever one of those appears here on tobaccoreviews.com, that usually means it is a stout tobacco. . Samuel Gawith 1792 Flake 250g. Doing so may be difficult, though, if you like that nicotine wallop. When I do taste the tobaccos theyre delicious, dark, earthy, spicy Kentucky with a slightly sweet cigar note coming from the air cured. | Sitemap, **Manufacture Change:Lightly Vacuum Sealed with Plastic Seal On Tin**, Samuel Gawith Best Brown Flake Pipe Tobacco, Samuel Gawith Full Virginia Flake Pipe Tobacco, Samuel Gawith Squadron Leader Pipe Tobacco, Samuel Gawith Mayor's Collection Chocolate Flake Pipe Tobacco, Samuel Gawith Mayor's Collection St. James Flake Pipe Tobacco. The taste & strength is reminiscent of PIF on the first light, with a cigar-like tobacco flavour. They stayed true to themselves, because some varieties are still produced according to old recipes and even with the old machines. I mean you could easily kill someone who only smokes American aromatics if you give them a big bowl of this. I'm down to one opened and one un-opined tin of baccy. You must be 21 years or older to buy our products in accordance with current FDA regulations. SOLD OUT !!! It smells like soap. 4 Rope 50g Pipe Tobacco Product Number: 003-059-0011 Samuel Gawith was the son-in-law of Thomas Harrison, a snuff manufacturer who moved his trade and equipment to Kendal, Cumbria, England from Scotland in 1792. Virginia. Here lies another departed tobacco from the old world. It's strong, yes and not for the faint of heart. Smoked slow, as it is intended I believe, this tobacco shows more hints of its complex nature. I would hesitate to give up on a S. Gawith tobacco, 'cause the others have been so pleasurable. Take some time to allow the cool smudgy smoke to develop and One gets those delightful full flavors easily. Also the flakes were a little difficult to rub out. Ideal in the late autumn or early winter. After leaving this tobacco out all night, it was still not completely dry, so I may try leaving it under a lamp for a while next time. I will miss this blend very much when I get through these tins. In the right circumstances, with a bit of caution, Bracken satisfies like few blends can. Remember! I was first given a tin of this from a friend who thought I might like Bracken Flake. Don't worry, it is not of the conspicuous "Lakeland" variety. Thus I feel confident in stating with a degree of certainty that the width of the flakes has a decisive effect on the flavor of this blend: the thinner the flakes, the more the unique essence of Bracken comes through; thicker flakes are more difficult to smoke, and are not as flavorful. Need to contact the B&B Team? 2023 TobaccoPipes.com However, I do not like Bracken Flake. The Kentucky eventually becomes the most dominant component with the Virginias and the topping/casing fading in intensity. This is a review I never thought I'd write. The predominant taste is good, solid tobacco. It is way too high in nicotine to be an all-day smoke. But once loaded in the pipe and a few lights to get it going, it produces a rich smooth smoke that gives a burst of flavor on the pallette. Nov 15, 2010. I think if you take this tobac very slow it pays off. This is a very dark, almost black, flake with a pronounced fragrance. Admittedly all these cross-references to 1792 may be a bit confusing: These are two tobaccos at completely different ends of the flavour range. Even if it was always available I wouldn't order more. Probably over-the-top for a lot of people. Packing is easy as I tend to rub out most of my flakes these days anyway. The operative word is strong. JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. This is a very nice and strong tobacco that is best smoked slowly. If there is, it is below the radar. I don't get it. The tin I had contained tobacco needing time to dry before smoking. Given that I'd rather smoke 1792 or Dark Flake, I can't see reaching for this much. There's also a note of hay from the Virginia, this is like a breath of fresh air against the heavy taste. Samuel Gawith: Brown No. list. I think I'm going to get rid of it all and just hang onto my favorite two pipes and a couple tins. A high quality flake for the seasoned piper, recommended. Beware, and be amazed. The moisture content is high but smokeable in a fresh tin. As a traditional blend type this is an excellent choice that any Enthusiast should try. I would not call it an everyday smoke by a long shot, but it is a very unique, flavorful, and strong smoking experience. Another great blend from SG&C. But rather than Tonquin, Bracken Flake brings it's own essences: chocolate, menthol, cedarwood, liquorish even? KC flake isn't as strong though, and the effect on that lighter leaf is quite different. Great Stuff! It takes a light with no difficulty, and burns long and slow. All I can say is "brutal". I don't think this was due to nicotine since I've had some powerhouses in the past (pipe and cigs). As always with Samuel Gawith, the tobacco in tin is soaking wet. Virginia tobaccos with a small amount of Latakia pressed in flakes that are thick and stunning to look at. This was my first try of a dark flake. That would be good to hear. I rubbed out a goodly amount on paper and let it dry for about 30 minutes. As a matter of fact I'm sure that's the case. After a few sniffs i could smell the dark virginia's coming through pretty nicely. You could not believe how much this guy had cellared. Actually, it may be slightly less intense than 1792 in the nicotine department: it IS strong, but in a small bowl it doesn't make me sweat or my heart race madly like 1792 did. It brings about memories of fall leaves and pulling out what you thought was a blow pop from your week old candy bag, wondering to yourself, "How did I miss this?" I went through three tins very quickly. You gents must be true lumber jacks. As for the strenght noted by other reviewers, since i smoked it in a rather small bowl, i didnt feel it at all (and i am no nicotine heavyweight). Home Stretch: As end of the bowl approaches, I find that it becomes more intense though never overpoweringly so. Fex puffs and down to the ashtray. Smoky, earthy, leathery and mildly fruity and sweet with a topping I find very pleasing. They are right. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who likes dark flakes. Have enjoyed pipe smoking, again, for almost 5 years now and have tried a number of Blends all of which have been recommended by my supplier. Too bad its no longer in production. By rejecting non-essential cookies, Reddit may still use certain cookies to ensure the proper functionality of our platform. But certainly SG's dark entries are winners too, in the # 1 and 2 categories IMO. It also has a trange flaovring. Selection can be shown by a list and we can then find the product for you afterwards. Sadly there's no way of knowing what width of flake you'll get when you open a new tin, but I hope for my sake -- and all those who want to experience Bracken in all its glory -- there will be nothing but thinly cut flakes from now on UPDATE 04/28/15: I learned back in November ('14) that SG has removed Bracken from its inventory. It's amazing that Samuel Gawith even produces this dung.If you like smoking this you would probally like smoking Labrador. Either that, or the flavouring is so well matched that it seems to not be overwhelming or floating atop the taste of the tobacco. And no matter how used you think you are to strong tobacco, there's always one blend out there, somewhere, that will get you close to hiccoughing. I read a lot of the reviews posted here and find most of them quite interesting and informative. Not with this particular tin. A dark colored flake with a tin aroma akin to Copenhagen dip. By chance, I was smoking Rattrays 7 Reserve, always felt too plain. Cant wait to smoke it in the Winter while drinking a cup of Turkish Coffee. Samuel Gawith Squadron Leader - Pipes and Cigars Shop today for the premium Samuel Gawith Squadron Leader here at Pipes and Cigars FREE Shipping on orders over $99! Though not bitey, it is harsher on the throat than 1792 IMO, and less flavorful. No bite at all. This stuff is too strong. In our opinion, the Samuel Gawith offerings are some of the very best on the market today. This also allowed the slight smokiness of Bracken to shine (a dry smoke, peperry smoke, not campfire-ish), due to the DFK i suppose (at this moment i was reminded a bit of MacBaren Old Dark Fired). Things that rhyme with Brack AAAAK! It's like no other flake I know. It is dark brown, sort of stringy and moist. Great tasting tobacco with repulsive aroma. Bracken is one of them. You know, that earthy pleasant smell of decaying leaves and bracken glades in the woods. The vast majority of the blends are natural, non-aromatic compositions with a strength ranging from mild to very strong, but there are also a number of more modern Aromatic blends to be found. It's also too moist right out of the tin. And yes, this is a Virginia/Burley with flavoring that I find to be delicious. Perhaps he knows what makes Bracken Flake taste the way it does, because the tin aroma is medicinal. Room note is that of a quality cigar. Burns cool always, but does need more relights than I would prefer. Once you get it lite it's quite good. Due to the "board" reviews here, I chose to sample Braken Flake before giving 1792 Flake a try. This was one of my first entries into the SG Flake arena. I dont know for sure. JavaScript is disabled. I smoked all three bowls yesterday so that is all she wrote. That might have something to do with the age of the tobacco, as I smoke this it has been out of production for three years so this tin is at least that old, but I really couldn't say since I never had the pleasure of trying a fresh tin. Finishes rich and smoky, no bite. You chaps who like this tobacco, my hat is off to you. Samuel Gawith Perfection Mixture Pipe Tobacco. It doesn't make my regular rotation due to its mono-dimensionality but it's a good smoke and one that should be tried by the smoker that is put off by 1792 but likes the richness. It's hard to gauge the strength of this flake. I was lucky enough to procure one tin from my local B&M, not knowing that this tobacco had been discontinued for years already, even more lucky considering it was a blind buy based solely on the fact that i wanted to try something from the house of Gawith. I tried "Z" stuffing and hand rubbing. I HIGHLY recommend this blend if you don't shy away from full- bodied, full-flavored tobacco. Some rubbing-out may enhance the experience. A medium bodied-smoke that is easy to enjoy all day. It leaves me perfectly satisfied. It takes a bit of effort to light, but once it is lit, it tastes almost like it smells: like soapy chocolate. I would largely agree with a former employee of Knox Cigar in this regard that this is essentially 1792 without the tonquin. What is possible is nicotine overload for the uninitiated, smoke in a small pipe if that's an issue. So, I snapped some up, and here's how I find it: Removal of the lid reveals some thin, almost black flakes. I feel a better description would be STONEHAVEN on CRACK!! This is an incomplete box, forgotten in a bag, there are the KC and bracken, because move, they should be sleeping in my memory for 15 years or so, each piece inside are covered with a layer of white frost, when (I was a young pipe smokers, may be the character of tobacco, stop to continue. I did get a bit of tongue bite from it. But like all flavored blends, even when the underlying tobacco is great, as it is here, if you don't like the added flavor, it is going to be a no go. If anything, that's an understatement. I know it's not produced anymore but if you can find a tin somewhere then pick it up. Perhaps this has some orientals giving rise to this whisper underlying and playing off the sweetness? Needs to let drying in the tin some long time for reaching optimal burning, but then it rewards you with wonderful plums of sweet/leathery smoke. The stuff smells awful: heavy, sweet, and medicinal. The second thing was a sweetish, artificial tin aroma that immediately transported me to my childhood, when my parents forced a cheap cough syrup on me. In 1930's Samuel Gawith's expanded further, taking over the Penrith based tobacco firm of Messrs William Nevinson, who had their snuff machinery in an old mill at Eamont Bridge. Please bring this one back! What else can I say? Taste: The scent of of the tobacco is that of an autumn forest; wet earth and moss, decaying leaves and a pine-like odour from the topping. Too strong..made me gagand I gave this stuff many chances in the last 2 years. I also recommend reading the other reviews for this blend. A medium bodied-smoke that is easy to enjoy all day. After lighting up, I noticed a slightly sweet cigar taste and aroma. This flake is best smoked a little drier than what Samuel Gawith ships it as, just make sure to not let it get bone dry. Braken Flake is supposedly "of a lesser density than 1792", whatever that means. The first bowl i "rubbed out" (more like breaking apart really) a few pieces, packed and lit it up. I was recently gifted a healthy size sample to try again and found myself moving through the entire sample in very short order. I'm going to try it again but I don't get it. If I had to guess I would say the base tobaccos are the same, but the topping is very different. Opening the tin, I was surprised. I could smell a somewhat cocoa aroma. Sorry, persons under the age of 18 cannot use this site. Thick, dry/moist flakes that you have to shake out quite a bit pack well with a light touch. The topping or casing is immediately there and while a bit odd at first becomes a nice compliment to the fine quality leaf underneath. Flakes break up fairly easily, but unevenly. It is powerful, in every meaning of the word - strong in nicotine and flavour. Stronger than Goliath it packs a punch few will shrug off, but a slow cadence treats the patient smoker to a sunset of impressions. With a blend this sweet it does need a slower sip and can tingle if puffed too hard once fully lit. Worth a try. The tobacco was too moist in all three tins. Don't try this tobacco after a strong earthy one like 1792; the subtle flavors are lost and it tastes just like a mild 1792. It is fairly dry for a scented flake, but the scenting is just a touch or so. There are considerable added flavorings. Gretchen doesn't run away when I smoke it. All in all, between the two I would smoke 1792 flake but this would be a good replacement foor those times 1792 is scarce. It is a blend that needs to be smoked for a while to be fully appreciated, especially since it's so full-flavored. The tin scent did not reflect the taste at all. I still use a pipe cleaner during the middle and end of a bowl to keep it safely dry. Indeed, there's something elemental about this flake, redolent of the humus of a dank forest floor, that I find immensely compelling. The only things I'd add are, first, that the tin aroma is definitely "intimidating," as the blurb puts it. I got a tasty, easy to smoke, non-Lakeland flavored, fairly powerful weed that, while it didn't seem to develop much down the bowl, smoked "earthy-sweet" from rim to dottle. Purchased From: The factory, various tobacconists. I hesitated reviewing this too quickly so I spent the last few months trying to be fair. I don't know how else to explain it: details are much easier to see when colors are bright, whereas they must be hunted for in a dark composition. The room note is a little like shoe polish aroma so you won't win any fans when smoking it but it is a good smoke and can be smoked outdoors. This flake was little too much for my taste. Not that I'll stop smoking this flake, nor reduce its rating. Fragrant, delicious, different. No thank you. It stays good to the very last morsel. 97.99. It is good for starting to day. The flavor was nice and toasty, only slightly sweet, creamy, with some bitter cigar or black coffee flavors. ), this dissipates after being open for a while, it also lessens with age. This is a very full flavor english blend. I fully understand the 1 star reviews for this. The topping on this beast is very unique and hard to pinpoint but I definitely pick up on some rose. As far as strength goes, I would place it somewhere in between FVF and 1792, but leaning a bit more towards the 1792 end of that scale. It can get bitter in the last 3rd and I don't usually get good DGT results with this blend. Although experience is limited to individuals this one seems a little extreme. It is a fine tobacco who wants to experience a tasty and satisfying smoke. Part of it could be the age difference of the tins (fresh with the 1792, years with the Bracken), but the Bracken is deeper, richer, and earthier. Now where did I put the sand paper for my tongue??? Both are done conservatively in my estimation and exploit both the tanginess of the Virginia as well as the spiciness of the Kentucky respectively; brilliant blending from a great tobacco house. Purchased From: Friend personal collection. (I pray SG can get that leaf again someday! Summary:. It is from the same gentleman that passed away and have mentioned in other reviews. Taste is full. It might have been many years ago, when I enjoyed Gitanes cigarettes (the ones with the black tobacco). Rather than return the tin, which is difficult for me to obtain, I removed the mold from the flakes and still smoked it since my craving was so great. (Is there a hint of talcum, as Beer astutely noticed?) The flakes are a little moist. I recommend this blend to those who like 1792, ropes and fire-cured Kendals. I just get tobacco. It's mellow & smooth all the way to the bottom of the bowl. Upon opening, the tin aroma is potpourri-like and I shuddered at the thought of that aroma infecting the smoke. Picture this, you are strolling down a beach, you reach into your pocket, and , In 2022, a key component of any product is customisation. That being said, if you like 1792, you should try this too. Free shipping! I crumbled up a flake and then I noticed the sweet smell of their secret sauce. Samuel Gawith has been a producer of fine, premium tobacco products since 1792, using much of the same equipment and recipes dating back to the beginning. Many people compare this to 1792. Been smoking my pipe less and less lately. Hopefully their tinning issues have gotten worked out and they will get their production back to normal soon. On first light you get an immediate creamy smoke with a spicy sourish taste coupled with a light fruity/vanilla/musk undertones that come from the tonquin topping. Lighting, tamping then re-lighting gave a steady smoke that burned to the bitter end. This has to be considered as a very robust smoke. I picture a lone arthritic old man who should have retired twenty years ago doing his best to meet his onerous quotas, slicing as quick as he can on his clunky Victorian machine in some Dickensian stone cellar. I wish the flakes came unbroken, because the larger pieces, folded like whole flake, smoke better than the smaller pieces. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Very good Virginia smokes smooth, rubs out into a nice fluffy pile, the smell from the jar is amazing. 12/22/12 Update I kind of like it now. MSRP: $19.35 $15.99 Out of stock Compare Quick view. No layering of tastes noticeable. Boy what a difference! I can only fill small bowls with basically broken flake at best. I might just throw the pipe I smoked this in, into the fire place. If you aren't ready for a strong full bodied smoke then this one will be hard to enjoy. I heard from a guy on a pipe forum that his local B&M just got a supply of SG tins of the following. I would recommend it for those who like Haddo's Delight. This frustrates me because it makes me wonder just how infectious some ideas are. I have read from other reviews due to the lack of selected tobacco or due to the scarcity of the essence used. Burns slow with a cool, clean, very smooth and consistent flavor from start to finish. (I'd put 1792 at 8.7 and DF at 9.7, and ropes fall in between those.). Very very very cool, strong, and with tonquin flavor (but less that 1792). Lots of people purposefully dry out their tobacco to a near crisp to reduce the presence of water. We do not sell e-cigarettes, cigarettes, cigarette tobacco, snuff, or vape. All in all, it is a bit too ''muted'' for my taste right now, as a novice, i guess i am looking for some high notes in my baccy, while this one is dark and hard to describe. It is too strongly flavoured. BF burns down to a fuffy white ash and leaves no dottle to speak of. This is some good stuff. Tobaccos like this remind me of Beethoven's choral writing-he leaves the tenors and sopranos up in the stratosphere, pounding out Gs and As with scarcely a chance to breathe. Similar Blends: Samuel Gawith Full Virginia Flake with Perique.. 47 people found this review helpful. If you're getting into stronger flake tobaccos like Peterson Irish Flake, I would seriously suggest you purchase a quantity of this. FREE Shipping on Orders of $95+ (Continental USA) | Yes, we ship Worldwide. I get only a mild added taste at first, and it's quite pleasant: maybe vanilla like. I will say however that this weed is not quite as unforgiving as 1792, nor as rich. The after taste pleasantly lingers a bit, and the room note is pervasive. They burn cool and slow, they offer a healthy nicotine dose, they smell and taste kind of funky, and offer a satisfying pipeful. I do not find the tin aroma to be particularly strong but I can see how some might make the observation of a medicine smell. Even a small bowl last easily an hour. There is something of the nature of the ever-controversial 1792 lurking in the physical aspect of Bracken, but the similarities end there. Some reviewers noted the inconsistent thickness of this flake from tin to tin: it seems i got a ''thick'' one. UPDATE (a day later): No, I have to give it four stars. It will ghost your pipe a little so smoke it in one that you smoke this type of blend in. I just know that it works. 10622615. eCommerce by digital thing. Samuel Gawith Black XX Finest Kendal Twist, Samuel Gawith Brown No. Harrison passed the company and equipment down to his son-in-law, Samuel Gawith, whose company Samuel Gawith & Co, continues to this day. Today, they still produce a huge range of flavoursome blends whilst still implementing the same traditional methods and, some of the original machinery from 1792. Phone/Office hours are: Monday-Friday 9am-4pm est. As I went through the tin the darker flavors receded leaving a creamy toasty flavor and more prominence to the topping, whatever it is. Some Virginia sweetness, but this is a background sensation. Mid Bowl: Approaching mid-bowl, the fullness tends to build and while I wouldn?t call this mixture particularly complex, the topping or casing gradually fade completely into the background but never leave the scene. Age When Smoked: However long it's been at the store. Almost a crumbly like texture, which surprised me as these things are usually very moist and need to be dried out. This tobacco, when crumbling apart, becomes sticky and leaves a brown residue on your hands. 4. black disciples 16 laws lutje per te larguar te keqen eureka illinois fireworks 2022 korg pa1000 vs yamaha psr sx900 3 letter abbreviations for books of the bible . Ive heard its the less aromatic little brother of 1792 Flake. Due to our close relationship and cooperation with Samuel Gawith we are composing an exclusive line of blends for our shop. When I took my first puff the first thing to come to mind was the word 'Stout'. Samuel Gawith was the son-in-law of Thomas Harrison, a snuff manufacturer who moved his trade and equipment to Kendal, Cumbria, England from Scotland in . Opening the tin revealed very dark flakes of varying thickness.The aroma is musty,not very plesant to my senses.the flakes required some drying for optimal burn.Slightly rubbed out and with a loose pack the tobacco took to the match quite well.On first light there was a faint flavor of dried apricots and a very lite lakeland scent.The tobacco crowned up quite high and required a lite tamp for the second light.With the second light there were no flavors or aroma noticed.

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