This wonderful itinerary expedition combines a circumnavigation of Iceland with the icy coast of southwest Greenland and we are delighted to offer it in conjunction with our German associates at Hapag-Lloyd Cruises and their five-star vessel, the Hanseatic Inspiration. There is nowhere better to experience nature in its purest form than Iceland, the ‘Land of Ice and Fire’. During this extraordinary voyage, we will encounter huge icecaps and glaciers, active volcanoes, gurgling mud pools, steaming hot springs and dramatic lava fields. If this were not enough, our journey continues to the southwest coast of Greenland where grand, unspoilt landscapes await from towering cliffs, walls of glacial ice, winding fjords, vast ice sheets and flowing glaciers.
Our voyage begins in Iceland, Europe’s least populated country that offers the visitor an unparalleled experience of elemental forces at work. Early summer is the ideal time for this expedition, the skies and rocks will be filled with the sights and sounds of puffins, guillemots and gannets, the wildflowers will be in full bloom, and the surrounding seas will, we hope, be rich with whales and marine life. In addition to the wildlife, the immense scale of the landscape is dominated by towering snow-capped mountains, thundering waterfalls and spontaneous erupting geysers. Continuing to Greenland's remote coastline, you will experience one of the last great wildernesses on Earth, where human impact is minimal and tourists are still a rarity. It is a marvel to behold; for most visitors their first encounter with Greenland is a humbling experience as they witness nature in the raw and look out across a magnificent Arctic world.
This expedition promises to be a unique experience with coastlines steeped in history set against breathtaking natural landscapes of natural wonders. The onboard team will make full use of the fleet of Zodiacs to navigate small bays and land in otherwise inaccessible places. There should also be opportunities to spot a number of whales as the region is a haven for minke, humpback and sperm, while bird enthusiasts can observe puffins, northern fulmars, polar gulls and more. In addition to the included Zodiac excursions, a range of optional excursions will be on offer, as well as ample time to relax on board this wonderful vessel on which you can be assured of the most excellent service, food and luxurious surroundings.
Hanseatic Inspiration / Spirit / Nature
Operated by our German associates, Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, these three Hanseatic expedition class vessels – Inspiration, Nature and Spirit - are five-star vessels that were launched between 2019 and 2021. With a maximum of just 230 passengers (199 passengers in Antarctica and circumnavigation of Spitsbergen), these unique vessels offer plenty of open deck space including a walkway that allows access to the bow of the ship for front row wildlife sightings and incredible views. There is a qualified expedition team of naturalists who will accompany you ashore and provide informative talks in the comfort of the well-designed HanseAtrium, and a crew of 175 offering the most exquisite and attentive service on board.
Itinerary
Please note that flexibility is key to a successful expedition in Iceland and Greenland. Although we have outlined an itinerary below, this is only a preliminary plan and the exact route will depend on ice, weather conditions and the wildlife encountered.
Day 1 London to Reykjavik, Iceland.
Fly by scheduled flight. On arrival transfer to the Hanseatic Inspiration and embark. Sail this evening.
Day 2 Heimaey, Westman Islands.
Our exciting circumnavigation begins with the Westman Islands, where in 1973 the Eldfell volcano erupted on Heimaey, the largest island, covering it in lava streams. At this northern edge of Europe, nature makes its mark with contrasts of heat and ice and geological extremes - very few places give such a direct glimpse into primeval forces. The expedition team will offer hikes of various lengths and you may wish to climb Eldfell or marvel at the lava formations on the cliffs. Prepare to be enchanted by beautiful, mystical landscapes, deep fjords and fascinating wildlife. The harbour entrance offers good opportunities for sightings of common murres, kittiwakes and northern fulmars and meadow pipits and grey wagtails can usually be observed on the meadows outside the village. Those who make it to the southern cape will be rewarded with their first puffin sightings.
Day 3 At Sea.
Enjoy a leisurely day at sea. Attend one of the lectures or simply relax and enjoy the facilities on board.
Day 4 Iceland’s East Coast: Seydisfjordur.
Fjords, fishing villages and a sense of freedom characterise Iceland’s east coast, an area of impressive mountain ranges, large forests, fertile valleys and deep-blue inlets. The region is also known for its magma chambers with colourful minerals and its bizarre rhyolite formations. Marvel at the charming fishing town of Seydisfjordur, located at the end of a fjord surrounded by snow-capped peaks, where the historic wooden buildings recall the wealth of the herring boom. Small art galleries, cafes and shops invite you to explore as does the surrounding area with its waterfalls and walking trails. On an optional excursion to the Skalanes nature reserve, Arctic terns, redshanks, black-tailed godwits and redwits can be easily observed. Great black-backed gulls like to perch on the coast, and snipes are usually mating in the air at this time of year. Keep an eye out for the beautiful ruff duck in the larger streams flowing into the bay; Iceland is its only European breeding ground.
Days 5 to 7 Iceland’s North Coast: Husavik, Grimsey, Akureyri & Djupavik.
A true sense of expedition unfolds as we journey along Iceland’s north coast. Fjords and sea combine to create a natural canvas that is both remote and soul-stirring. In Husavik, Europe’s whale-watching capital, we hope to encounter these gentle giants in the icy blue bays before heading ashore. The waterfalls of the north are breathtaking, none more so than Dettifoss, Europe’s most powerful waterfall, plunging 45 metres. A hike through Asbyrgi Canyon will take you down into a plunge pool and while the myth says that an enormous horse made this impression in the earth, the canyon was probably hollowed out by icefall. Cross the northern Arctic Circle at Grimsey and marvel at its striking basalt columns while onboard experts share insights into the island’s geology and wildlife. Continue on to Akureyri, a jewel of the north, with its long fjord, lively cultural scene and famous botanical gardens. In Djupavík, explore the site of a once-thriving herring factory, now an evocative museum frozen in time. Alternatively, hike with the expedition team along the fjord and surrounding mountains. Birdlife is abundant here: eider ducks, Arctic terns, puffins, razorbills and murres are common. With luck, you might spot a short-eared owl, merlin or even a gyrfalcon. Red-necked phalaropes are often seen at close range, while golden plovers populate the meadows.
Day 8 At Sea. Enjoy a relaxing day at sea as we sail towards the southern coast of Greenland.
Days 9 to 11 Greenland’s South Coast: Skjoldungen Sound, Prince Christian Sound & Arsukfjord.
Natural wonders lie ahead along the south coast of Greenland. In Skjoldungen Sound, we venture deep into a spectacular fjord landscape where mountains rise hundreds of metres and glaciers and waterfalls line the route. Experience Greenland’s rugged beauty during a Zodiac landing in Dronning Marie Dal where on a hike with the onboard experts we will learn of the vegetation, animal kingdom and geology. Sailing through Prince Christian Sound – one of the most beautiful passages in Greenland, 64 kilometres long and, at its narrowest, barely 500 metres wide, is an unforgettable experience. Waterfalls and glaciers that reach into the turquoise-coloured water as well as colourful fishing huts will pass by you. A cry of “whale up ahead” could sound from the bridge at any time, and the many open deck areas provide the best opportunities for sightings. In Arsukfjord, enjoy a scenic hike where musk oxen may be seen roaming the tundra whilst a visit to the abandoned town of Ivigtut offers a glimpse into Greenland’s mining history. July is an excellent time for birdwatching here, with breeding Arctic species including kittiwakes, northern fulmars and common murres.
Days 12 to 15 Greenland’s West Coast: Nuuk, Evigedsfjord, Ilulissat, Disko Bay & Sisimiut.
Gleaming ice, deep fjords and majestic glaciers await along Greenland’s west coast. In Nuuk, Greenland’s capital, history is reflected in the colonial harbour and its modern centre with its many arts and crafts shops. The National Museum exhibits mummies that are about 500 years old and boats made of sealskin, and the Art Museum houses a collection of around 300 paintings as well as 400 soapstone figures. We dedicate a day to Evigedsfjord, an almost 100 kilometre long fjord with steep cliffs and striking blue-and-white glaciers. A Zodiac excursion and hike bring us close to the glacier’s edge and its breathtaking viewpoints. In Ilulissat, hike with the expedition team to the famous ice fjord where glittering ice formations gather, setting the scene for the extraordinary spectacle of Disko Bay, where ice sculptures drift silently through the water. You will be able to witness these wonders from on board the Hanseatic Inspiration and during a Zodiac excursion. Next, in Sisimiut, follow in the footsteps of the Saqqaq culture and visit the old town which resembles a museum village. Join a hike over rocks and through tundra to relics from the whaling era or to Tele Island to see ancient ruins and graves, crowned by magnificent views of Sisimiut and the coast. Perhaps you will see purple sandpipers, polar gulls, peregrine falcons and ravens – and in Disko Bay, with a bit of luck, the world’s largest falcon, the grey falcon.
Day 16 Kangerlussuaq to London. Disembark this morning and transfer to the airport for our chartered flight to Germany. Connect here with your onward scheduled flight to London.
Dates and Prices
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Prices per person based on double occupancy
| 23 June to 8 July 2027 | ||
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| Category | Brochure Price | Special Offer Price |
| 1 Outside cabin Deck 4, 5 & 6 | £12295 | £11795 |
| 2 Panoramic cabin Deck 4 & 5 | £12795 | £12295 |
| 3 French balcony cabin Deck 6 | £13195 | £12695 |
| 4 Balcony cabin Deck 5 | £14195 | £13695 |
| 5 French balcony cabin Deck 7 | £13495 | £12995 |
| 6 Balcony cabin Deck 6 & 7 | £14595 | £14095 |
| 7 Balcony cabin Deck 6 | £15095 | £14595 |
| 8 Balcony cabin Deck 7 | £16395 | £15895 |
| 9 Junior suite with balcony 6 & 7 | £19295 | £18795 |
| 10 Grand suite with veranda Deck 6 & 7 | £24995 | £24495 |
| 4 (Sole) Balcony cabin for Sole Use Deck 5 | £19895 | £19395 |
Tour Reference Code: SCHI230627
PRICE INCLUDES: Economy class scheduled air travel • Chartered flight from Kangerlussuaq to Germany • 15 nights aboard the Hanseatic Inspiration on a full board basis • Mini-bar with soft drinks in your cabin restocked each day • Zodiac excursions • Expedition team including onboard lectures • Gratuities • Transfers • Landing fees • Port taxes • Airport taxes.
Not Included: Travel insurance, shore excursions (details will be available to pre-book three months before departure and payment will be made on board).
NB. Flight schedules are yet to be released at the time of going to print and the itinerary may change on their release. Details of the charter flight from Kangerlussuaq to Germany will be released approximately 6 months prior to departure. Itinerary subject to change based on weather and ice conditions.
Please note that all bookings (including those made by Commodore Club members) are subject to a 20% deposit and that the balance payment will be due 150 days before the date of departure. Please also note that between 149 and 70 days before the date of departure, cancellation charges shall be 40% of the total holiday price payable.
During this expedition you will be visiting out of the way destinations and will be accompanied by an expedition team. Landings and excursions will be made by Zodiac landing craft. The use of Zodiacs will be key to the operation of the itinerary as shown. If you have any queries pertaining to the use of Zodiacs or the level of fitness required for this voyage, please do not hesitate to ask one of our experienced travel consultants.
Please be aware that our website does not display real-time availability. As a result, the categories and prices listed above are subject to change. For the most up-to-date information, please call us at 020 7752 0000 and speak with one of our experienced Travel Consultants.
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Hanseatic Inspiration / Spirit / Nature
Operated by our German associates, Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, these three Hanseatic expedition class vessels – Inspiration, Nature and Spirit - are five-star vessels that were launched between 2019 and 2021. With a maximum of just 230 passengers (199 passengers in Antarctica and circumnavigation of Spitsbergen), these unique vessels offer plenty of open deck space including a walkway that allows access to the bow of the ship for front row wildlife sightings and incredible views. There is a qualified expedition team of naturalists who will accompany you ashore and provide informative talks in the comfort of the well-designed HanseAtrium, and a crew of 175 offering the most exquisite and attentive service on board.
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Ship Directory
Ship DirectoryPlease find below further details pertaining to the vessel or click on the booklet to download.
We are delighted you have chosen one of the Hanseatic expedition class vessels for your upcoming voyage. Operated by our German associates, Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, the Hanseatic Inspiration/Nature/Spirit are five-star vessels that were launched between 2019 and 2021. There are a total of 120 cabins and the public areas for your enjoyment and relaxation include a lounge area where recaps and lectures take place, an expansive Sun Deck with pool area and the Ocean Spa. There are also three exceptional restaurants on board to cater for all your dining requirements.
VESSEL TECHNICAL DETAILS
Built: 2019 (Inspiration & Nature); 2021 (Spirit)
Gross tonnage: 15,650
Length: 138 metres
Beam: 22 metres
Draught: 5.7 metresSpeed: 16 knots
Ice class: PC 6
Passenger capacity: 230 (199 for cruises to the Antarctic & Spitsbergen)
Crew: 175
Language: German/English
AIR-CONDITIONING
The cabins, suites and public areas are equipped with air-conditioning.
BEDS
All cabins and suites have a double bed that can also be separated to make two single beds. If you would prefer a configuration of two single beds please request this at the time of booking. All Grand Suites and Junior Suites also have a sofa bed.
BOUTIQUE
In the onboard boutique on Deck 4 you will find a selection of men’s and women’s clothing, jewellery, gifts and everyday items.
BRIDGE
Due to its crucial importance as the control centre for nautical and technical processes, the bridge is a highly sensitive area. This is why international safety regulations prohibit it being open to the general public. However, guests have the opportunity to visit the bridge, unless prevented by nautical interests or the local regulations of the coastal regions we are passing, by prior arrangement with the officer on duty. The bridge officers will be happy to give you information about the itinerary, the ship’s course and position as well as other nautical aspects.
BUTLER
In the Junior Suites and Grand Suites, there is a butler at your service. Among other things, the butler is responsible for packing and unpacking your clothes. This personal service is available around the clock.
CABINS & SUITES
There are 120 outside cabins/suites with categories as below;
Outside Cabin, Panoramic Cabin, French Balcony Cabin & Balcony Cabin
These four cabin types are identically equipped and furnished, with the exception of the window and balcony areas, and all feature the following;
• Heated wall in bathroom (e.g. for towels and wet parkas)
• Rain shower
• Free mini bar (soft drinks)
• Coffee machine
• Separable beds
• Extras in the cabin and service privileges (see chart)
• Extras in the suite and service privileges (see chart) Junior Suite
• Separate living and sleeping areas
• Separate dining area
• Sleeping area with panoramic view
• Separable beds
• TV in living and sleeping areas
• Bathroom with two sinks and rain shower
• Separate toilet
• Steam sauna in shower area
• Heated wall in bathroom (e.g. for towels and wet parkas)
• Free mini bar with a selection of spirits
• Coffee machine
• Extras in the suite and service privileges (see chart) Grand Suite
• Separate living and sleeping areas
• Separate dining area
• Sleeping area with panoramic view
• Separable beds
• TV in living and sleeping areas
• Veranda with space heaters
• Daylight bathroom with two sinks, free-standing bath, rain shower and veranda access
• Steam sauna in shower area
• Heated wall in bathroom (e. g. for towels and wet parkas)
• Separate toilet
• Free mini bar with a selection of spirits
• Coffee machine
• Extras in the suite and service privileges (see chart)
Please note: If you would prefer separate bedrooms, there are a total of six Balcony Cabins/Suites on Decks 6 and 7 (cabin numbers 609/611, 608/610, 646/648, 647/649, 734/736 and 735/737) with a connecting door to the neighbouring cabin/suite.
On embarkation you will be welcomed with a small bottle of champagne and a selection of fruits that will be replenished each day. Each cabin has a mini bar that will be restocked with soft drinks every day free of charge. A wide range of breakfast options and a selection of meals are available through the cabin service (24 hour service).
DINING
There is a choice of three spacious openseating restaurants including the Hanseatic Restaurant with its relaxed atmosphere, the buffet style Lido Restaurant offering both indoor and outdoor seating, and the Speciality Restaurant, the Nikkei, where you will be taken on a culinary voyage of discovery with Japanese and Peruvian creations. The maître D’ will be happy to accept table reservations for the Speciality Restaurant (open only in the evening) at the beginning of your cruise. Guests in the Grand Suites and Junior Suites may make table requests for the Hanseatic Restaurant.
Cuisine The cuisine on board is international and includes: early-bird breakfast, breakfast, bouillon, lunch and dinner (there are three restaurants to choose from in the evening with flexible opening hours), afternoon coffee/tea time and midnight snack.
Allergies We would be happy to take into consideration any special requests regarding dietary requirements and/or food allergies. Please inform Noble Caledonia at the time of your reservation and please reiterate these requests upon embarkation.
DRESS CODE
During the day the atmosphere on board is casual and in the evenings casual, elegant attire is recommended.
E-MAILS
You can send and receive e-mails using your on board e-mail address, details of which will be provided to you upon embarkation. E-mails of up to 1MB of data are free of charge to send.
EMERGENCY & SAFETY PROCEDURES
Full details of the ship’s emergency and safety procedures will be provided following your embarkation.
EXPEDITION EQUIPMENT
If the cruising area and any time spent ashore call for it, you can borrow a pair of rubber boots on board. On expeditions in extreme regions such as the Arctic and Antarctic, a warm parka (sizes XS – XXXL) is at your disposal for the duration of the cruise. Snorkelling equipment, standup paddle boards, fishing rods and snowshoes (Antarctic only) are also offered in the relevant regions; each cabin/suite has a set of Nordic poles and Swarovski Optik binoculars. There is a Mud-Room and changing room with lockers available for when returning from shore activities and Zodiac excursions.
EXPERTS/PRESENTATIONS
Expeditions are accompanied by experts who will be happy to answer your questions about the cruising area. They will share their in-depth knowledge of the destination in fascinating talks, images and presentations, discussions and personal conversations. The experts will also accompany you on Zodiac landings and included walks and hikes. Talks will be held live in the HanseAtrium. The live broadcast and recordings can be viewed in every cabin/suite.
FILM PROGRAMME
You may use the guest portal to watch a range of documentaries and feature films on your television, which you can directly access.
INTERNET/WI-FI
Internet usage is complimentary for one hour per guest per day (subject to connectivity) after which there is a surcharge. The entire ship is equipped with Wi-Fi hotspots that you can use to access the Internet from your laptop, tablet or mobile device. Tablets can also be borrowed from reception free of charge (subject to availability). The charges for Wi-Fi and Internet use will be deducted from your onboard account. Due to a potentially unstable satellite connection that depends on the weather and ship’s position, especially in northern and southern cruising areas, this service cannot be guaranteed at all times. In extreme regions, such as the Arctic and Antarctic, the TV, radio, Internet, email and phone services may not be available on a daily basis due to satellite positioning.
LAUNDRY & IRONING SERVICE
The Hanseatic Inspiration offers a laundry, dry cleaning and ironing service.
LIFT
The various decks are connected by two lifts. Deck 9 is only accessible on foot.
PAYMENTS ON BOARD
All monetary transactions on board the ship are processed by Reception. The onboard currency is the Euro. To ensure cashless transactions, an account will be set up for you which you will settle at Reception at the end of your cruise. The following means of payment are accepted: MasterCard, American Express, Visa and German EC/Maestro cards. Please note that, in general, foreign currencies cannot be changed on board.
MEDICAL SERVICES
The Hanseatic inspiration has a modern, well equipped ship’s hospital (Deck 3) under the supervision of an experienced ship’s doctor. Guests who are being treated for any medical condition should contact the ship’s doctor directly after embarkation. It is important to bring any medications required on board with you in sufficient quantities in your hand luggage. In the case of an accident caused by Hapag-Lloyd Cruises or its staff members either on board or during a shore activity organised by Hapag-Lloyd Cruises, treatment is provided free of charge. Treatment for seasickness is subject to a charge if you make use of the medical services. Thrombosis prevention medication is offered on board if required (subject to a charge). A fee is charged for all other medical treatment in accordance with the valid German medical fee schedule (GOÄ). The costs for any treatment or medication will be charged to your onboard account. At the end of the cruise, you will receive a separate invoice to submit to your health insurance provider.
MINI BAR
Soft drinks are available free of charge from the mini bar in your cabin/ suite and are restocked daily. In the Grand Suites and Junior Suites, you can also enjoy a selection of fine spirits free of charge.
NEWSPAPERS
Depending on satellite reception, you will receive the latest daily newspapers containing the most important information from around the world.
PHOTOGRAPHER
There is a professional photographer on board. It is possible to have digital images burned onto CDs and/or printed (at a surcharge).
POST
The Reception staff will post your postcards and letters from most ports where this facility is available. Your onboard account will be debited with the appropriate charges.
PUBLIC AREAS
Fitness Room
There is a large fitness room with ocean views which is open 24 hours a day and includes workout machines and free weights. In a separate area, a range of classes is offered including yoga, pilates and spinning. Timings will be detailed in the Daily Programme. All classes are complimentary - personal trainers are available at extra cost.
HanseAtrium
The HanseAtrium is the main lounge area on Deck 4 and the venue for the presentations from experts and recaps about the day’s events and sightings. There are floor to ceiling LED screens which project stunning images around the room creating a relaxing atmosphere and there is a Bar with a selection of drinks on offer. Next door is the quieter ‘Invisible Lounge’ which is the ideal place to hide yourself away with a good book.
Inspiration Walk
The Inspiration Walk allows access to the bow of the ship for front row wildlife sightings and incredible views.
Library
The Library is located in the Observation Lounge on Deck 8 and is stocked with the latest fiction books and travel literature.
Ocean Academy
The Ocean Academy provides a wonderful space for learning with interactive computers, four Study Seats for user-friendly digital learning, a Study Wall for enhanced learning as well as microscopes for studying samples from explorations ashore.
Observation Lounge
The Observation Lounge offers 180 degree panoramic views which can be enjoyed whilst relaxing over afternoon tea, accompanied by music from the grand piano, or with a pre-dinner cocktail from the bar. There is a large selection of books in the library area and close by is the Pool Bar.
Pool Area & Sun Deck
There is a spacious pool area on Deck 8 including a heated swimming pool, a whirlpool and bar. There are plenty of deckchairs and sun loungers for your use and towels and blankets are provided. A flexible canopy means that the entire pool area can be used whatever the weather. The Sun Deck also features two extendible glass-floored balconies which provide the unique feeling of floating over the ocean.
The Ocean Spa
The Ocean Spa offers a complete wellness programme from soothing massages to cosmetic treatments and a hairdresser. The spa operates a ‘green’ spa concept with use of carefully selected natural products and vegan brands. Reservations can be made once on board and treatments are at cost. Use of the sauna and steam bath are complimentary.
SAFE
Each cabin/suite has a private safe for storing your valuables.
SMOKING
Smoking is not permitted in any of the cabins or suites or in any public areas. Guests may smoke cigarettes, cigarillos, pipes and cigars in the Smoker’s Lounge (Deck 4) and on the private balcony/veranda of your cabin/suite. There is also a designated outdoor smoking area on the port side of the ship near the pool. The smoking of pipes and cigars is only permitted in the Smoker’s Lounge.
STABILISERS
The ship is equipped with a stabiliser system that can be extended in a side swell to weaken the rolling movements of the ship in rough seas.
TELECOMMUNCATIONS/MOBILE PHONES
The ship is equipped with a satellite communications system. Depending on the satellite reception, this allows you to make direct telephone calls to any destination worldwide directly from your cabin/suite. Please be aware that a charge is incurred immediately upon dialling a telephone/ fax number. The ship is equipped with a GSM mobile network. This system also enables you to use your mobile phone or smartphone at sea in areas where your mobile provider cannot generally guarantee connectivity (service subject to a charge; prices vary depending on the mobile phone provider).
TELEVISION/RADIO PROGRAMME
You will receive the channels available in the region where the ship is currently located via satellite.
TENDER & ZODIAC SERVICE
In all ports in which the Hanseatic Inspiration is not docked at the pier, but is at anchor, you will go ashore on the ship’s own tender boats or the motorised rubber boats (Zodiacs).
VOLTAGE
In your cabin/suite, you will find outlets for 220 V (50 Hz) alternating current as well as outlets for 110V (60 Hz). In general, we would recommend that you bring a travel adaptor for different outlets with you. For safety reasons, the use of electric kettles, hair straighteners and irons in the cabins is not permitted.
PLEASE NOTE: The information contained in this booklet should be used as a guideline only. Information is subject to change.
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