Where to Stay

The Willamette River that runs through the city, divides Portland into the East side and West side. Depending on what your preferences are, both sides are great places to stay when you come for a visit.

East Side

East Portland is the perfect spot to stay if you like to live like a local when you travel. It’s home to charming neighbourhoods, as well as some of the best restaurants, bars, and cafes the city has to offer. As a whole, Portland is very inclusive and welcoming of the LGBTQ+ community, and the east side feels particularly so. You will see signs on front lawns saying that “diversity is celebrated here”, “love wins”, and “all people are equal”. And in the windows of businesses all over the city are posters stating that all sexual orientations and genders are welcome. East Portland also has some neighbourhoods that are especially popular among the lesbian community specifically, including the Hawthorne and Alberta areas. Our favourite east side spot is the Buckman neighbourhood, which is walking distance to the best parks, cafes, and breweries. If you choose to stay in East Portland, we recommend booking an Airbnb so you can have a local’s experience. 

West Side

West Portland is a really great choice if you want to be downtown and in the middle of all the action. It’s neighbourhoods are lively and eclectic, and the West side of the city is home to some of Portland’s most iconic spots. The downtown area is full of great places to stay at adorable boutique hotels, and is perfect if you love being in the centre of the city. Our favourite neighbourhood on the west side is the Pearl District, which is filled with artisan cafes, indie shops, galleries, museums, and great restaurants. It has undeniable charm and energy. West Portland is also home to some of Portland’s gay nightlife, as well as the best shopping, food trucks, and a Saturday market. If you choose to stay in West Portland, we recommend staying at Staypineapple. Staypineapple has locations throughout the US and is incredibly dog friendly! They also have free bike rentals, so you can explore Portland like a local!

What to Do

Portland is the city of amazing food, the best coffee, and incredible craft beer. So naturally we love it! It’s also full of beautiful green spaces, independent shops, and quirky businesses. Below is our list of “must dos” for your trip, and includes all of the things that are iconically Portland!

Powell’s City of Books

Powell’s is a landmark in Portland. Located in the Pearl District, this independent book shop sells both new and used books, including rare and out of print publications, and is the largest of it’s kind in the world. Covering an entire city block, a visit to Powell’s can easily eat up an afternoon, but it will be well worth it. 

Food Carts

Portland has hundreds of food carts scattered around the city, and many of them are organized into food cart pods, or lots with multiple carts. You can’t visit PDX without hitting up a food cart, and because there are so many, you’ll easily find one that you love.

City Parks

Portland has a number of beautiful parks to visit including Washington Park, Tom McCall Waterfront Park, Forest Park, Mt. Tabor Park, Rhododendron Garden, and the Portland Japanese Gardens. The city boasts itself on being full of green space, and you can pretty much find a beautiful park to admire in any Portland neighbourhood. 

Women’s Soccer

Portland is an awesome place to catch a women’s soccer game! The Portland Thorns are reigning NWSL champions and draw an incredible crowd. They boast a roster full of fan favourites such as Christine Sinclair, Tobin Heath, and Adrianna Franch. The team has an enthusiastic official supporters club, the Rose City Riveters, who help to create an incredible stadium atmosphere. Support for the women’s team cannot be compared, and they often draw crowds of more than 20,000 spectators. The story of this team has been heralded as one of the biggest success stories in women’s sports, and their partnership with the men’s team is just that; a partnership. The women have access to the same facilities, resources, and staff as the men’s team, and many of the players have said that, in rare fashion, the female players are treated equality to their male counterparts. For an amazing experience and to show your support to this amazing organization, be sure to catch a game while you’re in town!

Historic Cinemas

Put it on your list to catch a film while you’re visiting Portland! The city has so many amazing historic theatres that are independently run, scattered all over the East and West sides of the city. Laurelhurst Theater, Clinton Street Theater, McMenamins Theater, Cinema 21, Cinemagic, Academy Theater, Hollywood Theatre, Roseway Theater, Moreland Theater, Joy Cinema, and the list goes on.

Craft Breweries

If you’re into craft beer, then you’re visiting the right place. Portland is known for it’s incredible craft breweries, and amazing patios! Liquor laws in the city are strictly enforced though, so be prepared when you go out. If you’re non-American, you will need an international passport as a valid ID. See below for our favourite Portland breweries and pubs.

Where to Eat

Portland has a really great food scene, and it’s one of the reasons why it’s such an awesome city to visit. It’s also a city that caters to many different dietary needs, especially vegan. PDX has been a leader in the plant-based food scene for years (even before it was trendy), and continues to offer amazing vegan options at most cafes and restaurants, as well as fully plant-based establishments that are fantastic. There is a vegan mini mall on Stark Street on the East side that includes our favourite Portland cafe Sweetpea Baking Co., as well as a vegan grocery store, and vegan clothing shop with animal friendly fashion and house wares. There is the well known doughnut shop, Voodoo Doughnut, which offers delicious vegan doughnuts, and the most amazing plant-based pizza place called Virtuous Pie. Portland has tons of vegan dining options, including casual daytime spots like Prasad, and Rabbits Cafe on the West side, and Papa G’s Vegan Organic Deli on the East side. It also has some great vegan dinner spots including a modern Middle Eastern and Israeli restaurant called Aviv, and a South American eatery called Epif. Portland really has it all, from food carts, to upscale dining. Whatever you’re into, you’ll find it!

Where to Drink

Coffee

There are hundreds of cafes in Portland, and most of them serve really good coffee. You’ll be able to get a solid latte pretty much everywhere you go, but when it comes to the actual quality of the coffee the only thing that really matters is the beans. If you’re looking for a top quality single origin pour over coffee, be sure to look out for these local roasters while you’re in Portland. All of these roasters have direct relationships with the farmers they buy their beans from, and pay appropriately for the superior quality they ask for. So even though these coffees will cost you more than your regular cup, it’s worth it for the exquisite nuances in flavour, and for the fact that the extra dollar or two is contributing to a fair wage for the workers at the source.

Heart Roasters

I love Heart, and I often pick up their beans at home in Vancouver, BC. They carry a variety of beans from Central and South America as well as Africa, and their delicate roasts tend to be more on the fruity and floral side. If you’re looking for people who know their coffee, go to Heart! But you’re going to have to drink your coffee hot, since the idea of iced coffee is sacrilegious to their Finnish owner.

Coava Coffee Roasters

This unique roasting company was started by a guy roasting coffee out of his garage! All the roasters on this list have great relationships with their producers, but this guy takes it to the next level. The incredibly high level of quality in the beans they source not only gives us amazing coffee to drink, it also helps the producers of these top notch beans pay their workers well.

Ristretto Roasters

Ristretto is all about small batch roasting, and they roast their beans daily, so they’re always fresh. They tend to stick to medium roasts, and have a variety of single origins and blends that change seasonally. Again, I would stick to the single origins to get a full appreciation for their quality.

Stumptown Roasters

Chances are you’ve heard of Stumptown. They pretty much put Portland on the map when it comes to high quality coffee. Now you can find their beans and cafes all over the country, including several in NYC. They roast beans from the usual locations such as Africa and Central America, but also have a direct trade relationship with producers in Indonesia, which is less common for single origin roasters. Stumptown carries several blends, but I would suggest sticking to their single origin beans!

Beer

Portland definitely has no shortage of amazing craft breweries, and one of the hardest decisions to make when visiting is what spots to choose! The city also happens to have an exorbitant variety of our favourite styles of beer, which can be harder to find in other parts of the country – most specifically, sours and hazy IPAs. Here are a few of our favourite bars and breweries, and why we love them so much!

Cascade

Cascade is like the holy grail of sour beers. They have over a dozen sour beers on tap at any given time, and are definitely considered specialists in the genre. Their beers are skillfully barrel aged and can run on the expensive side, but if you enjoy sour beers, then Cascade is a must when you’re in Portland! Bonus: their patio is now dog friendly!

Ecliptic

Ecliptic is a relatively young Portland Brewery and was founded by the former Deschutes brewmaster responsible for many of their signature beers. Ecliptic is quirky and creative and I always enjoy seeing the interesting brews they come up with. They always have delicious hazy IPAs and creative sours, so they tend to keep us both happy!

Deschutes

The Deschutes brewery is located in Bend, Oregon, but they have a pub in a very central spot in downtown Portland. They have a well-rounded line up of year round beers, and an eclectic list of seasonals, special releases, and experimental beers. This pub will definitely have something for every type of beer drinker in your group. 

Loyal Legion

If you’re looking to sample a variety of Oregon beers, but you only want to go to one spot, then look no further! The Loyal Legion is a trendy beer hall with 99 Oregon craft beers on tap! If you’re indecisive… good luck! They have vegan food options, and beers to satisfy every taste.

*If you want to ensure your drinks are vegan, try using this handy tool: Barnivore is a site that allows you to search for your favourite beers, wines, and liquors, to make sure they’re vegan friendly!

Lesbian Scene

Portland doesn’t have a designated “gaybourhood” because there are multiple neighbourhoods that are popular with the LGBTQ+ community, and there are queer establishments all over the city. As we mentioned above, there are a couple of specifically lesbian friendly neighbourhoods on the East side, but overall, the entire city is very welcoming. Our favourite place for queer women in the city has to be a bar that opened up in 2022 called The Sports Bra. This amazing queer-owned space is a sports bar that shows only women’s sports, and queer women have flocked to it. We went to watch a WNBA playoff game and the place was packed! Another new queer spot, a lesbian bar called Doc Marie’s has recently opened up in Portland, but not without controversy. It you’re looking for some nightlife, and a place where you can go out with your partner, or maybe meet some other queer folx, we recommend Crush, a mixed bar on the East side in the Buckman neighbourhood. Crush has been voted the best queer bar in Portland every year since 2015, and they host meet-ups and social events for different members of the community, as well as newbies to the scene. We spent a night out at Crush and felt completely at ease with the crowd. It felt really inclusive, and there were plenty of other queer women and couples enjoying a night out, mixed in with other folx in the community. Other popular spots for lesbians and other LGBTQ+ people include Holocene, and Scandals, and there are also dance parties for women that happen monthly called Hot Flash Productions. The gay culture in Portland is vibrant, visible, and everywhere! It feels like one of the most gay friendly cities we’ve ever visited, and that’s another reason why we love it so much.

Dog Friendly

We love travelling with our small, 8lbs dog Theo, and find ourselves visiting dog friendly cities again and again. Portland is a very dog friendly destination, another reason why it’s such a wonderful place. Although the state of Oregon has strict regulations that don’t allow dogs inside cafes and restaurants (this is standard in the US), Portland has tons of dog friendly patios! Many of them make their patios super comfy with heaters and blankets so pet lovers can keep bringing their doggies out even in the chillier months. Some places even offer dog items on the menu! On top of having plenty of dog friendly patios, Portland also has a lot of dog parks (far more than most cities), so there are plenty of places to bring your furry friend. Our favourite Portland spot to bring our pup is Java Hound Cafe, a pet supply store with a coffee bar in the front entrance, where you can enjoy a latte with your dog. Theo was lucky enough to score a puppuccino on our last visit, and all of the staff were very friendly to him. Portlanders love their dogs, and they are allowed in many shops and businesses as long as they don’t serve food. It’s a great city to visit with your canine companion, with plenty of dog friendly activities, and it’s nice knowing that the locals are all dog lovers themselves. We choose to stay in pet friendly Airbnb’s when we road trip to Portland, because it’s comfy for Theo, and they’re often near parks where he can run around and play. 

How to Get Around

Whenever we visit Portland, we road trip down and visit with a car. We find it to be a fairly drivable city, however there are a lot of one way streets and cyclists, and like any major city, parking downtown is expensive. For this reason, and because there is so much great beer to drink, we tend to use other means of transportation to get around the city once we arrive, and Portlanders seem to do the same thing. The city as a whole is very environmentally conscious, so you will see a lot of locals riding bikes, using ride shares and car shares, walking, and taking public transit. Here are some of the best ways to get around Portland.

On Foot

Portland is a walkable city within the different neighbourhoods. For example, if you’re hanging out on the East side on Alberta Street, there are many places to walk to in that area, but getting to other spots in the city on foot would be tricky since some pockets are quite spread out. Once you find your way between the different Portland neighbourhoods, walk around and feel the vibes of the different communities!

Ride-Sharing

Uber and Lyft are both available in Portland, and trips from the East side to downtown and vice versa are only around $8. We used this option several times when we stayed in East Portland and wanted to get across the river, and it was hassle free and fairly inexpensive.

Public Transit

Portland has a well-serviced network of buses, light-rail, and streetcars to get you all over the city. They used to have a free transit zone in the downtown core, however they discontinued the complementary service in 2012. This means you now have to pay for your trip on public transit, but the fares are very reasonable ($2.50 for an adult single ride or $5 for a day pass).

Bike Share

The bike sharing network in Portland is called Biketown, the name paying homage to the Nike sportswear giant who got their humble, waffle iron start in Oregon. The bike share is easy to use through a simple app on your phone, and seems to be quite popular. There is a $5 sign up fee, and then all trips are billed at 8 cents per minute. Unlike other bike shares, bikes must be docked at designated docking stations, and cannot be left anywhere once you’re finished with them. 

Scooter Share

Our favourite growing trend is the introduction of shared electric scooters that are scattered around cities all around the world. Scooters are a great way to get around Portland, because there are so many bike lanes and paths to ride on safely. Be sure to download the apps Lime,  Bird and Spin to try zipping around the city!

Has anyone else fallen in love with Portland? Let us know your favourite things about the city in the comments below!

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Choose a Great Destination

The most exciting part of planning a trip, is choosing an incredible destination. Whether it’s a bustling city, a relaxing beach town, or something in between, finding the perfect place to go is very important! We tend to research the weather patterns, as well as the high and low season trends in a destination. This gives us a good idea of how busy it will be, as well as how expensive. Because we can be so flexible with our time, we tend to travel to destinations during their low season or shoulder season to avoid the crowds. We also steer clear of travelling during any major holidays! As a married lesbian couple, it’s also important for us to take into account the safety of a travel destination. We generally plan our travel to places where we can be out and open, and will feel safe to be ourselves. If you are part of a same-sex couple, or a member of the LGBTQ+ community, these considerations will likely play a large role in your travel planning. We like to research a country’s LGBTQ+ laws on Wikipedia, as well as the public opinion of the locals. These things give us a good idea of how comfortable we will be during our trip, and what safety precautions we may need to take.

Research the Details

Now that you’ve found the perfect travel destination, it’s time to research the details! Do you need a visa to enter the country? Are there any vaccinations that are required or suggested for your travel? We make sure to always have travel insurance that will cover the length of an upcoming trip. Beyond these necessities, we also like to research other details that will make our trip go smoothly. We will look into the local currency and whether or not it’s recommended to have cash on hand. If so, we will do an exchange at our bank for the best rate, so we don’t have to worry about it once we’ve arrived. For longer trips, we also look into a destination’s mobile phone plans to see if getting a local SIM card is worth it. We like to stay connected, but make sure that we aren’t paying crazy roaming rates when we travel! You can generally purchase a local SIM card at major airports, and get a reasonable pay-as-you-go plan for the duration of your stay.

Find the Best Flight Itinerary

Air travel can be expensive, which is why we always do our research for the best possible flight itinerary. We travel a lot on points (we mostly use the Aeroplan program), but we do occasionally buy flights. Google Flights is a great tool for comparing fares! Especially if you are flexible with your dates, their calendar feature makes it easy to find the least expensive dates to fly. You can filter the results if you have preferred airlines, or a preference for direct flights or a certain number of stop overs. Along with Google Flights, we also like to use Skyscanner. They offer daily flight deals, and have an “everywhere” feature in their search. If you’re flexible on your destination and just want to find the least expensive flight, this is a great way to open up your options! The more patient you are, the better chance you will have of booking great flights. Keep checking the fares, set alerts, and wait for the perfect time to book.

Book Your Transportation

Outside of air travel, you may have other transportation to book. This might include buses, trains, ferries, and more. Our favourite tool for researching other transportation options, is Rome2Rio. It gives you multiple options of how to get from Point A to Point B, and allows you to choose the most convenient or cost effective option for your trip. Booking these tickets in advance tends to be far less expensive! If you have your travel itinerary set and you know your dates won’t change, we recommend booking your bus, train, and ferry tickets in advance. Outside of these, you might also want to look at a rental car for your trip. We find that staying loyal to one company gives us the best rates, and perks. We personally love Hertz, and find that staying loyal to them serves us best. As a Hertz Gold member, you can earn points toward free rentals, and skip the line when picking up a car. As 5 Star Gold members, we also get a free upgrade almost every time!

Discover Amazing Accommodations

Your accommodations will be one of the most important parts of your trip. Finding an incredible place to stay can have a huge impact on your travel experience! When we’re looking for accommodations for a trip, we like to compare plenty of different options. We usually start by seeing if there are any home exchange options available. This means that we stay in a locally owned property in the destination, while offering up one of our properties in exchange. It has worked well for us in the past, and because no money changes hands, it’s a free option! After home exchanges, we tend to look at Airbnb next. We love staying in properties that are owned by local hosts, as they tend to be in great neighbourhoods with a more authentic feel. Depending on the length of our trip, Airbnb almost always ends up being more cost effective as well. We love to have access to a kitchen so we can prepare meals during a trip, and having a full apartment is far more comfortable than a hotel room. If there aren’t any Airbnb’s available in the destination we’re going, we will look at hotels. For this, we use Hotels.com because they have great rates, and a loyalty program that offers one free night for every ten nights booked!

Plan Fun Activities

Once you have your accommodations and transportation in order, it’s time to start looking at what a destination offers. Are there some must-see attractions that you should add to your list? What are some fun activities that you can plan to do while you’re there? Are there certain things that might be best to see with a guided tour? These things are usually best to book in advance! Popular ticketed attractions will sell out quickly, so don’t wait to buy tickets once you’re already on your trip. Big tours will also book up quickly, so it’s best to book these before you depart. If you aren’t much of a tour person (we aren’t really either), you might enjoy something through Airbnb Experiences. They are small, intimate experiences led by local hosts. Including things like food tours, hikes, cultural experiences, and more, it can be a great way to do something unique in a travel destination.

Get Your Travel Essentials

To make for smooth travel, you want to make sure you have all of your essentials in order. Look into what plugs and voltage are used in the country you’re going to, and be sure you have the proper electronics and power converters for your trip. If you’re going to a warm destination or plan on doing a lot of adventure activities, you may want to look into an insulated water bottle like a Swell bottle, that keeps your water cold for 24 hours. We like to have passport wallets, and small card wallets with us on all of our trips. We tend to divide our cash and cards into several bags in case something ever got stolen. Also, be sure to have any medications or health essentials with you! I like to have a few things packed for motion sickness. (I love Sea Bands, and any natural ginger chews).

Research Food

Now that your trip is shaping up, it might be time to start researching some local food! We are MAJOR foodies, and eating the local food is always a big part of our travel. Because we’re vegan it can be a bit tricky, but it’s made easier with plenty of research. We like to use Google Maps and Yelp to look up cafes and restaurants before we head off on a trip. I will “favourite” all of the best options on Google Maps, so that we know where everything is once we’ve arrived. Another great tool is Happy Cow, which shows you vegan and vegetarian options in every destination. It will also show you markets, grocery stores, and specialty shops, which is great if you want to pick up some cooking essentials!

Research Drinks

Along with researching the local food options, we like to research the best spots to grab a drink as well. We tend to love craft breweries, wine bars, cocktail bars, and hidden speakeasies! We will always google the best options before leaving on a trip, and save them for when we arrive. Both Google Maps and Yelp are user review based, so you can read all about what others have experienced. This is also when we research any specifically LGBTQ+ friendly bars and establishments. It can be really fun to have a drink in an inclusive space when travelling, and it’s great way to experience the local community. Not all destinations have a “gaybourhood” or gay-friendly bars, but if they do, we always try to check them out!

Find Some Hidden Gems

It’s becoming increasingly popular for travellers to look for “hidden gems” in a destination. Rather than seeking out the big tourist attractions, we all want unique and authentic experiences! We’ve found that the best way to do this is by reading travel stories, and taking personal recommendations from other people who have been to the destination. This is one of the reasons why travel blogs are so wonderful! We read a lot of other travel blogs, and it’s such a great way to add some hidden gems to our itineraries. Whether it’s a beautiful park or beach that’s only popular with the locals, or a great eatery that’s outside of the tourist area, we love discovering lesser known spots. Do some reading on a destination before the trip, and be sure to add some hidden gems to your list.

What do you do when planning your trips? What are your favourite tools for planning travel!? Let us know in the comments below.

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Save Up

If you want to travel more, it’s time to start saving up! Put yourself in a position to be ready for adventure whenever the opportunity arises. That doesn’t just mean saving money, but saving up hotel nights and airline points too! Here are our top tips for saving up for travel.

Get a travel rewards credit card. Seriously. This is our number one piece of advice for EVERYONE who wants to travel more. Use the card on everyday purchases and regular monthly expenses, and start racking up those points to use on flights and hotel stays! Depending on which country you’re based in, you will have different options for travel cards. Do some research on the best travel rewards card for you.

Join frequent flyer programs and do everything you can to earn points. If your travel rewards card is associated with a program, you can earn even faster! If you’re in Canada, we highly recommend the Aeroplan program, which is what we use. You can earn extra points by going through the Aeroplan E-Store when shopping online. If you’re in the US, we recommend the Delta Skymiles program, which we also use. Delta points never expire and you can earn extra points every time you book an Airbnb by going through the skymiles portal!

Develop a savings plan and start putting money into a travel fund. It’s a good idea to have both a short-term savings plan, and a long-term savings plan! For our short-term savings, we use Tangerine because it’s a direct bank with no fees and high interest rates. For our long-term savings, we have investment portfolios and retirement savings plans with Wealthsimple.

When you have something to save for, it feels a lot easier to put the money aside. You might be surprised at how easily you start saving once you decide to grow your travel fund with zero negotiations. It’s also worth taking a look at your relationship with money, and seeing where you can cut expenses and maybe even grow your income. This year we made a large real estate investment, and it had us get very serious about our personal finances. We’ve been tracking our expenses much more closely, and diversifying our income streams to bring in more money. The biggest game changer for us has been leveraging our property to earn us extra income.

Make the Time

When it comes to fitting more travel into your life, a big barrier can be finding the time. Whether it’s a full-time 9-5 job, or one of the many other things that keep us at home, it can certainly be difficult to fit in globetrotting adventures. The best way to find the time, is to MAKE the time. Here are our top tips for making the time to travel.

Use your weekends, long weekends, holidays, and annual vacation days to travel, and make the most of them! Try tacking on vacation days to either side of a long weekend, or use them in-between a weekend and a national holiday. Get creative with your scheduling to give yourself more days off to enjoy a trip!

Take advantage of any time you have in between work contracts or in between jobs, or consider asking for a short unpaid leave from your 9-5. Use any and all days you have off from work to travel!

If you ever travel for your job, add on some vacation days to the start or the end of the trip. Or you can try arranging your business travel close to a weekend, so you can have the extra days to explore. Turn your business trips into an opportunity to travel!

When we learn to make use of the time we do have, we realize how much time is really there. Remember, you are in control of the time constraints you have to some degree. If you wish your job gave you more flexibility, find one that does! Look into other options in your field. Consider contract work, freelance work, or work you can do remotely. Think about additional income streams, as well as passive income. When we wanted to have more time to travel, we made the time, we gave up our steady work contracts and started working entirely for ourselves. We have never had so much freedom to travel, and we’ve never looked back!

Spend Less

If you want to travel more, start spending less on your trips! This means your money will go further and you will be able to go on more adventures. There are plenty of ways to save on your travel expenses, and people do it all the time. Here are our top tips for saving money on travel.

Plan effectively. Compare costs, and research the best prices! If you’re flexible with your dates and destination, it’s much easier to find flight deals and inexpensive accommodations. If you’re NOT flexible with your dates and destination, book as far in advance as possible!

Get creative with your accommodations. Expensive hotels are not the only option! Try looking at apartment rentals or vacation homes. Consider a home exchange or house sitting arrangement. We have a full blog post all about booking smart travel accommodations.

Cash in your flight points, or redeem a free hotel stay for your trip. Allow your money to go toward experiences and activities once you’re in your destination! Travelling in the low season and choosing less expensive destinations will also allow your money to go much further.

Travel doesn’t need to be expensive or out of reach. And spending less doesn’t need to mean having a “budget travel” experience. There are SO many different ways to do it! When you start looking at all of the options out there, you might realize how accessible travel can be. With a bit of extra research and planning, you can spend far less on travel than you think you need to. The more you do it, the better you will get at spending less!

Do you have any tips for fitting more travel in your life? Let us know in the comments!

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