# The Deep South Grand Circle

A 14-day, ~1700-mile Southern road trip from Memphis.

- **Days:** 14
- **Distance:** ~1700 mi
- **Starts in:** Memphis
- **Themes:** Music, History, Food
- **Routes chained:** [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61), [Grant's Vicksburg Campaign](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/grant-campaign), [River Road & the Felicianas](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/river-road), [Bayou Teche & the Cajun Prairie](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/cajun-corridor), [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast), [Hank's Lost Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/lost-highway), [The Civil Rights Trail](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/civil-rights)

The whole lower South in one loop: Delta blues, Grant's campaign, River Road reckonings, Cajun Saturdays, the Gulf at porch speed, Hank's highway and the movement's capitals. Leave Memphis on a Friday and day 9 lands on Fred's Saturday all by itself. The trip of a lifetime, no interstate required.

## Why this itinerary works

Starting in Memphis, this 14-day itinerary connects The Blues Highway and Grant's Vicksburg Campaign and River Road & the Felicianas and Bayou Teche & the Cajun Prairie and US 90: The Creole Coast and Hank's Lost Highway and The Civil Rights Trail. It suits travellers interested in barbecue, boudin, oysters & tamales; blues, country, jukes & jamborees; battlefields, the movement & the past. The day-by-day bases let you split roughly 1700 miles into a sequence of visits rather than trying to cover every linked route end to end. Use the daily highlights to decide which places deserve your longest stops.

## Day by day

### Day 1: Memphis → Clarksdale

Lorraine Motel, then 61 south. Juke night one.

Highlights to consider:

- **Gateway to the Blues** (Tunica) — A proper primer museum in an 1895 rail depot right on 61 — learn to hear what you're about to drive through. [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61)
- **The Crossroads & Clarksdale** (Clarksdale) — Where 61 meets 49 — Robert Johnson's alleged bargain. Delta Blues Museum (with Muddy Waters's cabin), Ground Zero, Red's juke joint, the Riverside Hotel where Bessie Smith died (1937), beds at the Shack Up Inn, and Abe's Bar-B-Q since 1924. [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61)

### Day 2: Delta spurs → Greenwood

Dockery, Indianola, Sumner & Money's history, Johnson's grave at dusk.

Highlights to consider:

- **Robert Johnson's Grave** (Greenwood) — Three churchyards claim him; Little Zion's pecan-shaded plot north of town is the best-attested. Whiskey and guitar picks accumulate. The Help was filmed all over Greenwood; Tallahatchie Flats rents shotgun shacks on the river. [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61)
- **Bryant's Grocery** (Money) — The collapsing store where a lie about 14-year-old Emmett Till began (1955). Markers here have been defaced and replaced for decades — the river-site sign is now bulletproof. Unbearable and necessary. [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61)

### Day 3: Greenwood → Vicksburg

Tamales in Greenville, teddy bears at Onward, Margaret's Grocery, bluff sunset.

Highlights to consider:

- **Margaret's Grocery** (Vicksburg) — Rev. H.D. Dennis promised Margaret a castle and built one from cinderblock, paint and scripture — 'ALL IS WELCOME, JEWS AND GENTILES.' Viewable from the road while preservationists work. [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61)
- **Vicksburg National Military Park** (Vicksburg) — A 16-mile avenue through 1,400 monuments to the 47-day siege that ended July 4, 1863 — a holiday Vicksburg kept at arm's length for generations. The USS Cairo, first ship ever sunk by an electrically detonated mine, was raised from the Yazoo a century later and sits under canopy with her boilers bare. [Grant's Vicksburg Campaign](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/grant-campaign)
- **Old Court House Museum** (Vicksburg) — The 1858 courthouse where the Stars and Stripes went up on July 4th — now a gloriously eccentric museum of everything Warren County ever saved. [Grant's Vicksburg Campaign](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/grant-campaign)

### Day 4: Grant's Campaign day

The full 1863 loop: NMP, Cairo, Raymond, Jackson's museums, Champion Hill.

Highlights to consider:

- **Champion Hill** (Edwards) — May 16, 1863 — the decisive battle of the campaign, fought over a hill that changed hands three times. Almost unvisited: country roads, markers, wind in the cedars. Download the map first; there's no gate, no fee, no crowd. [Grant's Vicksburg Campaign](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/grant-campaign)
- **Margaret's Grocery** (Vicksburg) — Rev. H.D. Dennis promised Margaret a castle and built one from cinderblock, paint and scripture — 'ALL IS WELCOME, JEWS AND GENTILES.' Viewable from the road while preservationists work. [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61)
- **Vicksburg National Military Park** (Vicksburg) — A 16-mile avenue through 1,400 monuments to the 47-day siege that ended July 4, 1863 — a holiday Vicksburg kept at arm's length for generations. The USS Cairo, first ship ever sunk by an electrically detonated mine, was raised from the Yazoo a century later and sits under canopy with her boilers bare. [Grant's Vicksburg Campaign](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/grant-campaign)
- **Old Court House Museum** (Vicksburg) — The 1858 courthouse where the Stars and Stripes went up on July 4th — now a gloriously eccentric museum of everything Warren County ever saved. [Grant's Vicksburg Campaign](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/grant-campaign)

### Day 5: Vicksburg → Natchez

Windsor Ruins, Port Gibson, Emerald Mound detour, Longwood and the Forks of the Road.

Highlights to consider:

- **Port Gibson** (Port Gibson) — 'Too beautiful to burn,' Grant supposedly said while marching through. The golden hand atop First Presbyterian has pointed heavenward since 1859. [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61)
- **Windsor Ruins** (Lorman) — Twenty-three Corinthian columns alone in the woods — all that's left of Mississippi's grandest mansion, which survived the war only to burn from a party guest's cigarette in 1890. [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61)
- **Natchez** (Natchez) — More antebellum mansions than anywhere (the millionaires sat out the war); Longwood's unfinished octagon — workers dropped tools in 1861 and never came back. Hold both: the Forks of the Road slave-market memorial, and a beer at Under-the-Hill where the river men drank. [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61)
- **Mammy's Cupboard** (Natchez) — A 1940 roadside restaurant built as a 28-foot hoop-skirted woman; you eat lunch inside the skirt. A complicated icon — repainted, reconsidered, still serving legendary banana caramel pie. [River Road & the Felicianas](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/river-road)

### Day 6: Natchez → St. Francisville

Rosemont, Woodville, the Myrtles' ghosts, Port Hudson's siege lines. Short miles, long porches.

Highlights to consider:

- **Natchez** (Natchez) — More antebellum mansions than anywhere (the millionaires sat out the war); Longwood's unfinished octagon — workers dropped tools in 1861 and never came back. Hold both: the Forks of the Road slave-market memorial, and a beer at Under-the-Hill where the river men drank. [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61)
- **Rosemont** (Woodville, MS) — Jefferson Davis's boyhood home, kept small and plain — a footnote that explains a lot of what follows upriver. [River Road & the Felicianas](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/river-road)
- **The Myrtles** (St. Francisville) — Promoted as 'one of America's most haunted homes' — the Chloe legend, a mirror that allegedly holds spirits, and a B&B if you're brave. The town around it is the prettiest in Louisiana, ghosts or no. [River Road & the Felicianas](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/river-road)
- **St. Francisville** (St. Francisville) — English Louisiana: Grace Church's mossy churchyard, Rosedown's gardens, and Oakley House, where the young Audubon painted dozens of his birds as a live-in tutor. [River Road & the Felicianas](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/river-road)
- **Port Hudson** (Jackson, LA) — The longest true siege in American history (48 days, 1863) — and among the first major assaults by Black regiments, the Louisiana Native Guards, whose valor here helped change the Union army. [River Road & the Felicianas](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/river-road)

### Day 7: River Road → New Orleans

Whitney (booked ahead), Oak Alley, Donaldsonville's museum — into the city by evening.

Highlights to consider:

- **Donaldsonville** (Donaldsonville) — In 1868 Pierre Caliste Landry became mayor here — the first Black mayor of any American town. The River Road African American Museum carries the story forward. [River Road & the Felicianas](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/river-road)
- **Oak Alley** (Vacherie) — The quarter-mile allée of 28 live oaks, planted a century before the 1839 house. The postcard of the Old South — read its slavery exhibit so you see the whole picture. [River Road & the Felicianas](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/river-road)
- **Port Hudson** (Jackson, LA) — The longest true siege in American history (48 days, 1863) — and among the first major assaults by Black regiments, the Louisiana Native Guards, whose valor here helped change the Union army. [River Road & the Felicianas](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/river-road)
- **Louisiana's Two Capitols** (Baton Rouge) — The crenellated Old Capitol — Mark Twain called it a 'little sham castle' and blamed Sir Walter Scott for the South's worst ideas — and Huey Long's 34-story tower, where the Kingfish was shot in 1935 and lies buried out front under his own statue. Free observation deck. [River Road & the Felicianas](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/river-road)
- **Houmas House** (Darrow) — The 'Sugar Palace' and its gardens — Bette Davis filmed Hush... Hush, Sweet Charlotte here. Stay for dinner in the old kitchen if the budget allows. [River Road & the Felicianas](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/river-road)

### Day 8: New Orleans rest day

No driving. The atlas grants clemency.

### Day 9: Cajun Saturday

Timed for Saturday: Fred's Lounge at 9, Savoy jam at 10, Breaux Bridge zydeco brunch, Liberty Theater at 6. Overnight Lafayette.

Highlights to consider:

- **Breaux Bridge** (Breaux Bridge) — Crawfish Capital of the World (legislature again, 1959). The Saturday zydeco breakfast tradition lives at Buck & Johnny's — dancing before 10 a.m. is not optional. [Bayou Teche & the Cajun Prairie](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/cajun-corridor)
- **Fred's Lounge** (Mamou) — Open Saturday mornings only, since 1962: live Cajun French radio from a bar the size of a living room, dancers spinning by 9 a.m. Tante Sue's rules are posted; obey them. [Bayou Teche & the Cajun Prairie](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/cajun-corridor)
- **Liberty Theater** (Eunice) — 'Rendez-vous des Cajuns' — the Cajun Grand Ole Opry — broadcasts live most Saturday nights from this 1924 movie palace. Two-stepping in the aisles encouraged. [Bayou Teche & the Cajun Prairie](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/cajun-corridor)
- **Des Allemands catfish** (Des Allemands) — 'Catfish Capital of the Universe' by act of the Louisiana legislature. Spuddy's or a roadside shack — wild-caught, thin-fried. [Bayou Teche & the Cajun Prairie](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/cajun-corridor)
- **Swamp tour country** (Houma) — Family outfits run flat-boats into the Terrebonne wetlands — gators, Spanish moss, and guides whose accents are the real attraction. [Bayou Teche & the Cajun Prairie](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/cajun-corridor)

### Day 10: Teche country → New Orleans

Avery Island, LeJeune's hot bread, Franklin's oaks, Morgan City's rigs — back via the wetlands.

Highlights to consider:

- **Morgan City** (Morgan City) — The first Tarzan film (1917) was shot in these swamps. Tour 'Mr. Charlie,' the first transportable offshore rig, then note the festival name: Shrimp & Petroleum, since 1936. Only here. [Bayou Teche & the Cajun Prairie](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/cajun-corridor)
- **Avery Island** (Avery Island) — Tabasco has aged on this salt dome since 1868. Jungle Gardens shelters a snowy-egret city and a centuries-old Buddha in a glass pagoda — the McIlhennys were eccentric in the best way. [Bayou Teche & the Cajun Prairie](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/cajun-corridor)
- **Des Allemands catfish** (Des Allemands) — 'Catfish Capital of the Universe' by act of the Louisiana legislature. Spuddy's or a roadside shack — wild-caught, thin-fried. [Bayou Teche & the Cajun Prairie](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/cajun-corridor)
- **Swamp tour country** (Houma) — Family outfits run flat-boats into the Terrebonne wetlands — gators, Spanish moss, and guides whose accents are the real attraction. [Bayou Teche & the Cajun Prairie](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/cajun-corridor)
- **Franklin's Main Street** (Franklin) — Six blocks of oak canopy, iron lampposts and 400-odd historic buildings — the sugar boom frozen mid-stride. [Bayou Teche & the Cajun Prairie](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/cajun-corridor)

### Day 11: US 90 east → Ocean Springs

Bay St. Louis, the median lighthouse, Walter Anderson's secret room.

Highlights to consider:

- **Fort Pike & the Rigolets** (New Orleans East) — An 1820s brick fort guarding the back door to Lake Pontchartrain — the moody, marshy way out of New Orleans that I-10 drivers never see. [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast)
- **100 Men Hall** (Bay St. Louis) — A 1922 chitlin'-circuit dance hall — Etta James, Big Joe Turner — still throwing shows in a town that calls itself 'a place apart.' [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast)
- **Biloxi Lighthouse** (Biloxi) — Cast iron, 1848, and standing in the median of US 90 — it rode out Camille and Katrina and became the coast's comeback symbol. Long tended by women keepers, a 19th-century rarity. [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast)
- **Ohr-O'Keefe Museum** (Biloxi) — Frank Gehry pavilions under the oaks for George Ohr, the self-declared 'Mad Potter of Biloxi,' whose wild pots America only appreciated fifty years too late. [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast)
- **Walter Anderson Museum** (Ocean Springs) — The hermit genius who rowed twelve miles to Horn Island to paint pelicans through hurricanes. His secret painted room, discovered after his death, is here intact. [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast)

### Day 12: Mobile → Fairhope

Africatown morning (unhurried), Carnival Museum, Dew Drop dog, Eastern Shore sunset.

Highlights to consider:

- **Africatown** (Mobile) — Founded by survivors of the Clotilda, the last known slave ship (1860, fifty years after the trade was banned). The wreck was finally found in 2019; the Heritage House museum tells the community's story. [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast)
- **Fairhope** (Fairhope, AL) — Founded 1894 as a single-tax utopian colony — the experiment technically still runs. Bookshops, flowers on every corner, and the pier at sunset over Mobile Bay. [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast)
- **Pascagoula Abduction Marker** (Pascagoula) — In 1973, two fishermen reported being floated aboard a craft by clawed beings — one of the most documented UFO cases ever. The city put up a historical marker in 2019. The river already had legends; it sings, after all. [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast)
- **The Dew Drop Inn** (Mobile) — Mobile's oldest restaurant (1924), home of the upside-down hot dog. Jimmy Buffett name-checked it; locals never needed the endorsement. [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast)
- **Mobile Carnival Museum** (Mobile) — Mardi Gras started here in 1703 — fifteen years before New Orleans existed, as Mobilians will gladly remind you. Trains, crowns and Joe Cain's whole story. [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast)

### Day 13: The Lost Highway → Montgomery

US 31 north with Hank on: Georgiana's boyhood home, Priester's pecans, the death Cadillac, his grave at Oakwood.

Highlights to consider:

- **Priester's Pecans** (Fort Deposit) — Pecan log rolls and roadside candy since 1935 — the classic lower-Alabama pit stop, watching the candy kitchen work. [Hank's Lost Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/lost-highway)
- **Dauphin Island & Fort Gaines** (Dauphin Island, AL) — The unhurried barrier island at the bay's mouth: Fort Gaines' 1864 ramparts (it was between here and Fort Morgan that Farragut roared 'Damn the torpedoes — full speed ahead!'), the Audubon bird sanctuary where spring migrants make landfall, and the Estuarium's touch tanks. [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast)
- **Bon Secour NWR** (Fort Morgan Peninsula) — Four miles of undeveloped dune and maritime forest between the condo walls — 'safe harbor' in French, and it is: nesting sea turtles, the Pine Beach trail, and the beach as it looked before 1950. [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast)
- **Gulf Shores** (Gulf Shores, AL) — Alabama's sugar-sand main beach: the Hangout's family sprawl, Gulf State Park's pier and 28 miles of trails — and the hot-pink Pink Pony Pub (1956), the dive that every hurricane has spared. [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast)
- **Flora-Bama Lounge** (Perdido Key) — The honky-tonk that straddles the state line — home of the Interstate Mullet Toss, where thousands hurl dead fish from Florida into Alabama each April. Songwriters' nights are shockingly good. [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast)

### Day 14: Montgomery → Memphis

Legacy Museum morning — it will reframe the whole loop — then Selma's bridge westbound, and the long two-lane home (or overnight Birmingham and add the 16th Street pilgrimage).

Highlights to consider:

- **Payne's Bar-B-Q** (Memphis) — A converted gas station serving the chopped-pork sandwich (slaw on, hot sauce yes) by which all others are judged. [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61)
- **The Crossroads & Clarksdale** (Clarksdale) — Where 61 meets 49 — Robert Johnson's alleged bargain. Delta Blues Museum (with Muddy Waters's cabin), Ground Zero, Red's juke joint, the Riverside Hotel where Bessie Smith died (1937), beds at the Shack Up Inn, and Abe's Bar-B-Q since 1924. [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61)
- **Dockery Farms** (Cleveland) — 'You might say it all started right here' — B.B. King, about the plantation where Charley Patton taught a generation. The Grammy Museum Mississippi in Cleveland is the modern bookend. [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61)
- **Birthplace of the Frog** (Leland) — Jim Henson grew up playing along Deer Creek, and Leland keeps a small, sincere museum to Kermit's swampy origins. The Highway 61 Blues Museum shares the block. [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61)
- **Muddy Waters's Rolling Fork** (Rolling Fork) — McKinley Morganfield was born here in 1913 (and raised up at Stovall, near Clarksdale). The square keeps his marker and a guitar-shaped gazebo; the town rebuilt it all after the 2023 tornado. [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61)

## Practical planning

Budget an average of about 121 miles per day across the whole trip, or roughly 2.7–4.0 hours behind the wheel at an assumed 30–45 mph back-roads pace. This is a planning estimate, not a measured time for each leg: transfer days can be longer and rest days shorter. Add meal stops, tours, ferries, traffic and hikes separately; use each day's navigation link for current driving estimates.

### Overnight bases

- Day 1: near Clarksdale, MS
- Day 2: near Greenwood, MS
- Day 3: Greenwood → Vicksburg
- Day 4: Grant's Campaign day
- Day 5: Vicksburg → Natchez
- Day 6: near St. Francisville, LA
- Day 7: River Road → New Orleans
- Day 8: New Orleans rest day
- Day 9: Lafayette
- Day 10: Teche country → New Orleans
- Day 11: near Ocean Springs, MS
- Day 12: near Fairhope, AL
- Day 13: The Lost Highway → Montgomery
- Day 14: Birmingham and add the 16th Street pilgrimage)

### Best season & route notes

- [The Blues Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/blues-61): Summer is an anvil; October is perfect.
- [Grant's Vicksburg Campaign](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/grant-campaign): Summer mosquitos at the river landings are themselves a siege; spring and fall win.
- [River Road & the Felicianas](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/river-road): Whitney requires timed tickets; do it first and the rest of the road reads differently.
- [Bayou Teche & the Cajun Prairie](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/cajun-corridor): Hurricane-season summer is steamy — festival season (spring/fall) is the move.
- [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast): The Fort Morgan–Dauphin Island car ferry (about 40 minutes, dolphins likely) turns the two beach spurs into a loop — check the schedule, it bends to weather.
- [US 90: The Creole Coast](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/us90-coast): June through November is hurricane season — the coast shrugs, but watch forecasts.
- [Hank's Lost Highway](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/lost-highway): This is a one-day drive; stretch it with the Spectre and Monroeville detours.
- [The Civil Rights Trail](https://dixieroadtrip.com/routes/civil-rights): Many sites close Mondays; the Legacy Museum needs timed tickets.

## Frequently asked questions
### How many days and miles is The Deep South Grand Circle?

The Deep South Grand Circle is a 14-day trip of about 1700 miles.

### Where does The Deep South Grand Circle start?

It starts in Memphis.

### Which routes does The Deep South Grand Circle chain together?

It chains The Blues Highway, Grant's Vicksburg Campaign, River Road & the Felicianas, Bayou Teche & the Cajun Prairie, US 90: The Creole Coast, Hank's Lost Highway and The Civil Rights Trail.

### Where are the overnight bases on The Deep South Grand Circle?

Day 1: near Clarksdale, MS; Day 2: near Greenwood, MS; Day 3: Greenwood → Vicksburg; Day 4: Grant's Campaign day; Day 5: Vicksburg → Natchez; Day 6: near St. Francisville, LA; Day 7: River Road → New Orleans; Day 8: New Orleans rest day; Day 9: Lafayette; Day 10: Teche country → New Orleans; Day 11: near Ocean Springs, MS; Day 12: near Fairhope, AL; Day 13: The Lost Highway → Montgomery; Day 14: Birmingham and add the 16th Street pilgrimage).

## Related itineraries

- [Delta 101](https://dixieroadtrip.com/trips/delta-101) — 3 days, ~420 mi
- [Grant's Campaign Weekend](https://dixieroadtrip.com/trips/grant-weekend) — 2 days, ~180 mi
- [The Natchez Trace, End to End](https://dixieroadtrip.com/trips/trace-end-to-end) — 5 days, ~720 mi
- [The Red Dirt Roadhouse Run](https://dixieroadtrip.com/trips/red-dirt-run) — 6 days, ~900 mi
- [The Trace & the Delta Loop](https://dixieroadtrip.com/trips/trace-delta-week) — 7 days, ~1000 mi
- [The Gulf Crawl](https://dixieroadtrip.com/trips/gulf-crawl) — 6 days, ~480 mi

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