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Epic Antarctica: Ocean Adventurer
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Your expedition experience...
Antarctica awaits, with its geographic contradictions and overwhelming enormity. Relax on a Zodiac ride, hike glistening glaciers, share comical moments with inquisitive penguins, or witness the rugged peninsula from a sea kayak. Antarctica will surprise and delight, and never disappoint.
Adventure Options
Booking an Adventure Option on your expedition is a great way to enhance your polar experience. These options are subject to availability and fill up quickly, so be sure to book yours early. Please note, Adventure Options are weather dependent.
Imagine gliding along the surface of a bay in the presence of icebergs and glaciers! Our kayaking adventures are the best way to feel at one with the sea. Taken in small groups of 16 people, multiple times per voyage, kayaking adventures are only conducted during calm weather conditions. We recommend you have some prior kayaking experience, including the capability to do a wet exit.
The kayaking adventure option is open to all levels of experience. However, we advise that kayaking in polar waters is not an activity for first-time guests. Beginners interested in kayaking, should first take an introductory kayaking course prior to their voyage. In addition, regardless of your experience, we recommend kayaking lessons for a minimum of three hours in preparation for your expedition. It is of the utmost importance that you be comfortable while kayaking in order to maximize your enjoyment and your overall experience.
Combining surfing with kayaking or canoeing, stand-up paddleboarding will give you a very personal and unique perspective on Antarctica. Taken in small groups in good weather conditions on calm bays and harbors, with Zodiac accompaniment, paddleboarding will be offered on via sign- up onboard ship on a first-come, first-served basis.
More information about your Adventure Options, including necessary experience, physical requirements and cost available by contacting us.
Day 1 - Ushuaia, Argentina Your gateway for this expedition is Ushuaia, Argentina. Nestled within the Tierra del Fuego archipelago, Ushuaia offers you a small-town feel but has many shops, museums, cafes and restaurants to enjoy before your voyage. If you're feeling adventurous, the nearby national park and Martial Glacier offer plenty of hiking and outdoor activities. DAY 2 — Ushuaia, Argentina and Embarkation After breakfast at the hotel, the group will transfer to the airport and board our private charter flight* to Ushuaia, Argentina. Upon arrival, you will have a little time to explore this quaint port town before heading to the pier. Embarkation will occur in the late afternoon, after which your vessel will sail down the historic Beagle Channel. This famous channel transects the Tierra del Fuego archipelago in the extreme south of South America. Expect an air of anticipation as you depart—the next time you see land you'll be in the world's most southern continent! DAY 3 — At Sea There are many activities to keep you engaged while we're at sea. You can take advantage of the library of books available on your ship, hang out at the bar chatting to other travelers or spend time out on deck, admiring the sea. Your Expedition Team will also conduct a series of presentations to familiarize yourself with how to prepare for Zodiac cruises and shore landings. DAYS 4 & 5 — Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) The Falkland archipelago contains two main islands, East and West, which we will explore by Zodiac excursions and daily landings. These rugged islands have a frontier feel to them, especially at Port Stanley—the largest settlement on the islands. It's an interesting British outpost–type place, where you may just as easily wander into a pub as you will a church or museum. With your camera at hand, our wildlife sightings in the Falklands (Malvinas) should include at least three species of penguins and two endemic bird species—Cobb's wren and the Falkland's flightless steamer duck. Your team of lecturers and specialists will be sure to educate you on the local flora and fauna so that you have the most memorable time. DAYS 6 & 7 — At Sea Enroute to South Georgia you'll cross the invisible biological boundary unique to Antarctica – the Antarctic Convergence. This meeting of oceans is what creates the abundance of krill and marine life that attract large cetaceans such as humpback whales. DAYS 8 TO 11 — South Georgia Evidence of the old whaling and sealing heydays is still found throughout the island. You'll be surprised to learn that whale and seal populations were once decimated here, as today their populations are strong, with massive rookeries to be seen. One significant and historic site that will be of interest is the grave of the great explorer, Sir Ernest Shackleton. Visiting his grave at the settlement of Grytviken, which is also home to an old whaling station and a research station, is a day for reflecting on what it must have been like to be one of the first explorers to this unforgiving, yet beautiful environment. While South Georgia's history is an important attraction to the islands, it is the wildlife that you and your shipmates will likely find most captivating. Often referred to as the 'Galapagos of the Poles,' South Georgia contains an exceptional quantity of wildlife. Each landing you make on South Georgia will open your eyes to a new wonder of wildlife. One day you may see rookeries with a 100 thousand pairs of king penguins waddling on the beach. The next day we may visit another beach with thousands of fur or elephant seals. The grasses, mountains and beaches of South Georgia all play an important role in the breeding and survival of different bird and animal species. Your Expedition Team will be happy to share their knowledge of how these vulnerable relationships all play out on the island. DAYS 12 & 13 — At Sea Antarctica awaits, along with its own penguin and seal species. While you're at sea, you can enjoy quiet time or take in presentations by the Expedition Team, who will cover everything from the history and geology of Antarctica to tips on identifying different species and what makes each of them unique. DAYS 14 TO 16 — South Shetland Islands and Antarctic Peninsula The most common reaction to arriving at the White Continent is a sense of reverence and awe. The experience is hard to put into words. You will discover that Antarctica is a land of extremes: at one moment you'll be overcome with a feeling of complete silence and loneliness, the next you'll be laughing at the comical antics of a curious penguin. Glacier hikes, visits to research bases and, of course, communing with seals and penguins are sure to keep you smiling each and every day. Perhaps you'll catch sight of the fearless penguin-eater, the leopard seal, or come eye–to–eye with a curious minke whale while on a Zodiac. Each day and each landing will present a new collection of creatures to entertain you and keep your camera busy. If you find yourself wanting more, then perhaps you'll treat yourself by booking our kayaking Adventure Option (reserve in advance when booking your trip) or if you're feeling a bit overwhelmed, a little shock therapy courtesy of a Polar Plunge might be what you need! DAYS 17 & 18 — The Antarctic Circle Crossing the Antarctic Circle is an impressive achievement, as most expeditions to the Peninsula do not come close to reaching this far south. With a toast to the first explorers who ventured here, you can raise a glass of champagne and take pride in knowing you've made it to a part of the world visited by very few people. This is raw Antarctica, home to the midnight sun, with the potential for fantastic iceberg sightings. DAYS 19 & 20 — Northbound Along the Peninsula If you haven't had your fill of Antarctic wildlife and icebergs by now, you'll surely be satisfied by the time we return to the Drake Passage. You will continue to journey onto land by Zodiac twice daily as you travel north along the western Antarctic Peninsula. Your Expedition Team will always be on the lookout for species of penguins, seals and whales that may have eluded you on the journey south. DAYS 21 & 22 — Crossing the Drake Passage After more than a dozen days of memorable wildlife encounters, your journey home begins. Crossing the Drake is your unofficial rite of passage, putting a final stamp of approval on your Antarctic adventure. DAY 23 — Disembarkation in Ushuaia, Argentina After breakfast aboard the ship, it is time to part ways and say goodbye to your Expedition Team. We will transfer you to the airport for your homeward flight. Please note: Embracing the unexpected is part of the legacy – and excitement – of expedition travel. There are no guarantees that we can achieve everything we set out to accomplish. A measure of flexibility is something all of us must bring to a voyage. There are nearly 200 recognized sites in the Antarctic Peninsula and South Shetlands and the places mentioned above may be changed to others equally as interesting.
This Polar Adventure Ship formerly known as Sea Adventurer was built in 1975. She underwent a $13 million conversion in 1998 and again in 2017. Her proud reputation is complimented by her well-appointed, elegance. Ocean Adventurer is the perfect expedition ship for people who enjoy soft adventures and creature comforts. Ocean Adventurer is equipped with Zodiacs for shore landings and ocean level cruising, yet offers fine dining, and cabins with exterior views and facilities en suite.
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|Buenos Aires, the elegant Capital of Argentina, is one of the largest cities in the world. This great metropolis renowned for its sophistication stands out for being the most cosmopolitan and European city in South America, displayed through its mixed architecture and diverse culture. The Tango ambience can still be felt here, from the outdoor performances in San Telmo or La Boca to the evening shows in glitzy theatres. This 4 day/3 night stopover includes 4-star accommodation with breakfast, return airport transfers, a tour of the city and an evening dinner and Tango show at one of the famed Tango houses. Note: Itinerary can be customised and based on lower or higher-standard hotels on request. *Prices are per person share twin (contact us for single or triple prices) and are subject to change and surcharge for Christmas/New Year.
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|If you have paddled the waters of New England or Alaska; if you have kayaked off the coast of California or Canada's Maritimes, you are ready for polar sea‐kayaking. Polar kayaking takes place in one of the roughest and toughest environments on Earth. When you settle yourself in one of our kayaks, you should already be comfortable getting in and out of the boat. You should have practiced an emergency wet exit. Once you have booked your optional adventure, you receive a set of preparation notes that lists the gear supplied plus the gear you must bring with you.


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Lilian's brilliant goal helps SA beat Belgium in penultimate Test
- Updated: February 2, 2015
A wonderful goal by Lilian du Plessis in the 10th minute gave the Investec South Africa women's hockey team a 1-0 win over Belgium in Sunday's fifth Test match at Hartleyvale in Cape Town.
The result means SA take a 2-1 lead into the sixth and final Test, at the same venue on Monday (6.30pm).
Du Plessis, on the left baseline, beat her marker in the most confined of spaces and flicked high into the net from a near-impossible angle for the most breathtaking of goals.
It was yet another nerve-jangling match that mirrored the earlier encounters. The first two Tests were drawn 1-1 and 3-3 before SA won the third international 3-2 only for Belgium to win the fourth clash by the same 3-2 margin.
Belgium stars Jill Boon and Anouk Raes celebrated their 200th Test caps and in the second minute Judith Vandermeiren cut inside from the right and the play led to keeper Sanani Mangisa making a great save.
A penalty corner ensued and Bernie Coston made a superb stop and cleared the danger after ace goalscorer Stephanie de Groof fired off a trademark low bullet. Taking on the defenders, Belgium had the early edge. Anne-Sophie Wayans cut in unchallenged from the right and Mangisa was on hand to make an intervention before pulling off a stunning reflex save moments later.
SA had their moments on attack but were not connecting enough passes together. Du Plessis' goal in the 10th minute suggested the tide was turning but in the 12th Mangisa pulled off a magnificent stick-save to her right from a De Groof rocket that left the PC goal-machine in utter amazement. A further Mangisa stop ensured SA went into the second chukka a goal to the good.
SA skipper for the day Jade Mayne was working tirelessly amongst the forwards and a Dirkie Chamberlain one-two saw final receiver Shelley Russell come agonisingly close to scoring, the awkward position of the ball denying South Africa's attacking right midfielder.
In the 22nd centre midfielder Illse Davids broke through the middle and fed Sulette Damons out right, the SA striker's full-blooded shot flashing past the far post. It was the Davids/Damons combination once again that saw the striker come so very close to adding a goal but it was not to be.
Looking at the bigger picture of putting together the ideal squad for the World League Semi-Finals in Valencia, Spain in June, SA brought on substitute keeper Hanli Hattingh for Mangisa after the half-time break.
In the 42nd minute Hattingh made two good saves, the second shot a delicate deflection effort from Boon. The SA defenders, well marshalled by Lisa Deetlefs and Nicolene Terblanche, continued to hold firm, while the forwards and midfielders also played a vital role in preventing a Belgium equaliser in the third chukka.
One minute into the fourth and final chukka of 15 minutes, Mayne's grit won a PC but Belgium survived. SA camped in the Belgian defensive third for seven minutes, Mayne and Chamberlain – so strong on the ball when challenged – playing a prominent role, but the two-goal cushion didn't come.
Belgium eventually broke out to win a PC and De Groof acted as a decoy, Anne-Sophie Scheemaekere taking the shot but Hattingh's feet were well set to make a top save.
Both sides had their chances in a thrilling last five minutes and SA defender Christine Roos made two courageous blocks to prevent Belgian goalshots. At the other end a number of good opportunities came SA's way but in the final analysis Du Plessis' 10th minute winner in another exciting Test match was enough.
Investec SA: Sanani Mangisa (GK), Erin Hunter, Lisa Deetlefs, Nicole Walraven, Nicolene Terblanche, Shelley Russell, Bernie Coston, Jade Mayne (capt), Lilian du Plessis, Sulette Damons, Candice Manuel. Rolling subs: Hanli Hattingh (GK), Christine Roos, Illse Davids, Line Malan, Dirkie Chamberlain, Tanya Britz, Tiffany Jones.
Belgium: Aisling D'Hooghe (GK), Anne-Sophie Scheemaekere, Louise Cavenaile, Stephanie de Groof, Anouk Raes, Judith Vandermeiren, Lieselotte van Lindt (capt), Emilie Sinia, Barbara Nelen, Jill Boon, Joanne Peeters. Rolling subs: Megane Simons (GK), Emma Pervez, Caroline Struijk, Anne-Sophie Weyns, Stephanie van den Borre, Manon Simons, Caroline Wagemans.
Umpires: Lyndal Robertson, Andrea Nicholson.
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Hotel rating:7.8/10 based on 7 reviews
The official category of this hotel in accordance with the Bulgarian tourism law is 3 stars.
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hotel overview:
Rainbow Apartment complex offers luxury accommodation in the most famous Bulgarin Black sea resort - Sunny Beach.
just 200 m away from the sandy beach, very close to Cacao beach; 20 min. away walking from the centre of the resort.
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There are 4 holiday complexes in Rainbow Resort Rainbow 1, Rainbow 2, Rainbow 3 and Sea Isle with 500 double rooms, studios and 1-bed and 2-bed apartments. In the complexes are available 3 swimming pools /for adults and for children/, children playground, lobby bar, pool bar, fitness, sauna, mini golf, restaurant, outside barbecue, shops, parking. The complexes are combination of modern architecture, transformed to relaxing atmosphere and offer an unforgettable holiday, close to the intensive night life, but at the same time in silence and quietness.
Address: Sunny Beach 8240, Bulgaria, Sunny Beach
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250 m
Distance to center: 2km
Distance to airport: 35km to Airport Bourgas
Distance to bus station: 20 m
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Distance to restaurants: 50 m
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Reception: 24 hours
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Rooms and Accommodation:rooms details
The apartments have balconies directly facing the beach and the sea and windows on the pool side.
Each one of them is equipped with: kitchen, living room, 1 or 2 bedrooms, toilet, bathroom, big terrace with a pool view. The apartments have balconies directly facing the beach and the sea and windows on the pool side.
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Each one of them is equipped with: kitchen, living room, 1 or 2 bedrooms, toilet, bathroom, big terrace with a pool view.
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I would recommend to a friendRainbow Apartment complex
We fell in love with Sunny Beach. Now we for 3 weeks in August.Rainbow apartment complex has all amenities at a cheap price! Definitely recommend it
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I would recommend to a friendRainbow Apartment complex
Comfortable hotel, but if you have more money, you can stay elsewhere
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I would recommend to a friendRainbow Apartment complex
Stayed for 2 weeks at Rainbow. We loved the pools, they were kept very clean, had a fantastic time, the weather was great and hot. Food and drink on complex is very good value for money. The staff in the complex try their best for you. Very child firendy, ...
+ Review by Nickolas Shtrunz
12.08.2009 09:51
Type of traveller:
family with children
I would recommend to a friendRainbow Apartment complex
The owners just opened Rainbow 3 and there is a mini golf, beautiful BBQ, great Pool Bar and Cool-Mist system all around the yards and the pools.
Cacao beach is closed to the place and we really enjoyed it during our stay.
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ATHENS, Ga. -- Georgia used its win against then-No. 2 Florida and losses by three top-10 teams on Saturday to jump from No. 10 to No. 6 in the BCS standings revealed on Sunday night.
By vaulting to No. 6 this week, Georgia (7-1, 5-1 SEC) achieved its best spot in the standings since Oct. 26, 2008 -- when the preseason No. 1 Bulldogs were also sixth. The win also pushed Georgia into first place in the SEC East, needing only to beat Ole Miss and Auburn in the next two weeks to defend its division championship.
The Bulldogs handed the Gators their first loss of the season and first back-to-back defeats against Georgia since 1988-89. Losses by No. 2 Florida (to Georgia), No. 7 Oregon State (to Washington), No. 8 Oklahoma (to Notre Dame) and No. 9 USC (to Arizona) helped Georgia leap up the board.
Georgia also improved from 12th to seventh in the new Associated Press top 25, from 11th to sixth in the Harris Poll and from 11th to sixth in the USA Today coaches' poll.
Florida fell to seventh in the new BCS standings and is one of five SEC clubs ranked in the top eight along with No. 1 Alabama, No. 5 LSU, No. 6 Georgia and No. 8 South Carolina.
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Walnut Raisin Biscuits (or scones)
There's not a lot of difference between a scone and an American biscuit except the shape. Either way these not-too-sweet biscuits are perfect quick bread for a weekend morning, great with a cup of tea or coffee split in half with a generous spoon of jam or marmalade on top.
2 cups all-purpose flour
2 tablespoons white sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
1/2 teaspoon salt
1/2 cup cold butter, cut into small cubes
3/4 cup chopped walnuts
1/2 cup raisins
3/4 cup buttermilk (or ¾ cup regular milk with 1 teaspoon lemon juice added)
1 egg yolk beat with 1 tablespoon milk
In a large bowl combine flour, sugar, baking powder, baking soda and salt.
With a pastry blender or 2 knives, cut in butter until mixture resembles coarse meal. Mix in all but 2 tablespoons of the nuts and the raisins. Mix in buttermilk with fork.
Gather the dough into a ball and gently knead for about 30 seconds on lightly floured board till the dough just comes together.
Roll or pat out 3/4 inch thick. With a chef's knife cut into 3 inch triangles (for scones) or cut into rounds with a biscuit cutter (for biscuits). Place, spaced 1inch apart, on a greased baking sheet. Brush tops with the beaten egg & milk.
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I decided to attempt to convert the Guillows SE5A for R/C flight, I dont really have much Modeling experience, But decided to try anyway. I followed a lot of posts on this conversion, And went for it. most of the wood is from the kit with the exception of the stringers engine mount and the landing gear has been reinforced. I kept alot of details off the plane to save weight besides I didnt think it was going to fly anyway. Well much to my suprise it ROG realisticly tracked straight on the ground rose slow and straight this plane flew with no vices I must have set the thrust angle correctly for the nose didnt rise when I gave it more power. no trim changes were needed to my suprise. I guess this had to be beginners luck, Unfortunely I landed into a bush breaking off a strut which was easily repared. after I finished the Herr cub Im working on Im planning on building the Guillows Neiport for conversion. specifications are:
welght 9 oz.
3 channel rudder/elevator/throttle
Motor M100
prop GWS 9X7
battery 8 cell teig 280 nimh
Congrats on SE-5
Great, gotta send for one of those M100's. I'm using a GWS 100C ( 7-cell 280 2.8:1 gear drive) on my Guillows PT-17, I think that it'll have enough power to ROG, will find out next week if winds calm down. Hope your subsequent flights continue to go well.
I had an E-zone reader ask me if I used any of the Guillows balsa. You would think that the wood was reeeeelly bad from all of the folk lore about Guillows. They should try building Comet kits..........., and use a broken single edged razor blade, why, when I was a boy......
Congratulations rays89,
Looks like a great conversion.
I finally got my Guillows SE5a up too. Mine was plagued with terrible wing and tail incidence problems. After I corrected these problems, mine flew quite nicely. It is great that yours can ROG, I used piano wire LG and must have changed the configuration just enough that it cannot ROG. I used a speed 280 geared 4:1 with a 9x7 prop. It looks like the M100 is a better choice. Mine is a touch underpowered.
Nice job.
Hi Rays..
i just received my se-5 in the mail (got it on ebay for 9.99) and was wondering what your frame weight is; i saw that your flying weight was 9 oz but wasn't sure about the component weight;
the balsa in the kit seems pretty light; i am going to weigh it with a scale to check out its actual weight before i start to avoid a "fat" plane;
the M100 seems like a great choice; i was thinking of the HY-50D to save a bit of weight;
The M100 is a super power plant, I run it with 8 - 300 Mah NiMH batteries. I have a 7 ounce plane and it can almost hang on the prop. The Avitar is a picture of it. The Almost Ultimate. Wings, and tail surfaces are scale, but the fuselage is not as wide and the nose treatment is ...
I am building a Waco "10" at 27" span and have a GWS 300C for power. The motor looks like a 300, but the box says it is a 370. It is not much bigger than the 280, but runs at higher RPM and needs a bigger gear ratio. I bought a 370 from the LHS and it was almost as big as a 400. The 300 series from GWS has ball berings on the prop shaft, I am definately confused by the numbering system. Mabuchi doesn't help, they don't put the motor part number on the motor, at least where I can see it. Will post results when available.
I just picked up an Orion Elite Modified with custom gear reduction and am building a Henschel with a 30.5" span for that.
My goal is to put the Guillow's F4U-4 Corsair into the air. One of these motors will do it. I have the Stuka on the wall, no doubt it will fly, it won't be as critical as the Corsair.
My Guillows SE5a has Pico Stick landing gear, not scale, but works nice.
Thanks to a tip here, I went to Cleveland Air and got a set of plans for the Sikorski S-38. It is also in the in queue.
I love this hobby!
Last edited by LenBFP; Apr 21, 2002 at 01:31 PM.
I believe the airframe weight about 3.9 OZ. I had another set of electrics laying around so I wieghed them with the batterry which came out at 5.1 oz. I also used Nelson litefilm on the airframe its glossy so it doesnt look scale but I really dont want to deal with tissue and dope. Its raining so no flight today. I have a feeling this plane is only going to last a few flights. It does move at a rather fast pace, and I think one mistake is all its going to take to make it a pile of matchsticks. But its a fun plane and if I have to do it all over again I would definetly do it.
With the Herr Cub I have I plan on using the Orion Elite motor for it. after that I plan on doing another guillows conversion. Like I posted earlier I have the guillows Neiport but looking at the vertical stab I might have problems with the rudder. I gues I figure that out when I get there.
I love those pictures! There's something about biplanes... I just love seeing and building them
Gerald your right balsa does fly better. You web site showing the SE5A conversion was what gave me the motivation on trying to build one, I really wasnt expecting to have much success. So when It performed the way it did it was a total rush. The conversion is rather easy also. I even bought another SE5a kit which I will give more detail. All I can say is if anyone want a good performing Biplane while not spending to much cash the guillows SE5a is the way to go. you can get them for about 10 bucks a pop on Ebay.
It was one of the "crush cut" older kits but it wasnt to bad most of the wood was ok. It kind of made it a challenge cutting the pieces out with out ruining the part. Ive been following your Morse Scout project looks real sweet, I just cant really figure on how you constructed the airrlons yet. I dont have any experience with airelons. I guess when I get a four channel plane its gonna be a trainer type in which I wont have to put much time in constructing.
I just happened across this post when I realized that I just bought a Guillows kit and have only framed up the fuse so far. I was wondering where could I find the M100 and about what do they cost normally?
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