What are the best things
to do in New Kent County?
It is September 23, 2026, and New Kent County's quiet countryside is at its most inviting as summer gives way to early fall. The wineries are pouring across all four communities, with grape harvest underway and October marking Virginia Wine Month: Good Shot Judy plays Vineyard Live concerts at New Kent Winery on September 25 and October 3, Jolene Family Winery in Quinton hosts a hands-on cheese making workshop on September 27 and a lakefront pop-up market with live music on October 10, Saudé Creek in Lanexa pours hillside river-view tastings as the evenings grow cooler and adds a pumpkin succulent arrangement workshop mid-month, and Gauthier Vineyard fires up its brick oven and mulled-wine fire pits for the season. Old School Cider House in Providence Forge rounds out a wonderful season for tasting rooms with rotating cider flights. The New Kent Farmers Market returns for its bonus fall date on September 26, Holly Fork Farm's pumpkin patch and corn maze open in Barhamsville for the season, Busch Gardens Halloween Spooktacular brings family-friendly fall fun on weekends through November 1, and the Pumpkin Carve-Out at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in New Kent lands on October 11. The calendar stretches into October with the State Fair of Virginia running September 25 through October 4, the 44th annual West Point Crab Carnival on October 2-3, Helicopter Day at the Williamsburg airport and An Occasion for the Arts in Colonial Williamsburg on October 3-4, the Culpeper Air Fest on October 10, the free Richmond Folk Festival on October 9-11, the Yorktown Fall Festival and Yorktown Market Days on October 10-11, and the Yorktown Victory Weekend and Yorktown Day Parade on October 19. Richmond fall farmers markets like South of the James and the RVA Big Market keep Saturdays lively through the month. A Taste of New Kent and the New Kent Parks & Recreation Fall Festival round out mid-October with dates to be confirmed. Every community, from Quinton to Lanexa to Providence Forge to New Kent, has something to offer this season. Fall is the best time of the year to explore every corner of the county.
Last updated: September 23, 2026
What wineries and breweries
are in New Kent County?
Virginia wine country runs right through New Kent County, with craft breweries and cider houses right alongside. These are gathering places where the views are as good as what is in your glass. With grape harvest underway and October beginning Virginia Wine Month, the wineries turn their attention to vintage and the tasting rooms pour their best of the season. Every community from Quinton to Lanexa has its own pour. Jolene Family Winery in Quinton hosts live music with food trucks most weekends, a hands-on cheese making workshop on the lakefront on September 27, and a pop-up artisan market with yoga and live music on October 10. New Kent Winery keeps its Vineyard Live series going with swing band Good Shot Judy on September 25 and October 3, a show that marks the winery's 12th anniversary and Talleysville Brewing's 6th, and Gauthier Vineyard adds wood-fired brick-oven pizza and mulled-wine fire pits on cool evenings in Barhamsville. Hillside river-view tastings at Saudé Creek in Lanexa are a highlight now that evenings are cooler, with a pumpkin succulent arrangement workshop mid-month. The Old School Cider House in Providence Forge brings live acoustic music and apple-cider flights to a beautifully restored 1920s schoolhouse. Newer additions like Upper Shirley Vineyards on the James River add even more tasting options within a short drive. As the leaves begin to turn and the daylight fades earlier, the vineyard views across the county are at their most atmospheric.
New Kent Winery & Talleysville Brewing
Family-owned winery built from reclaimed pre-Civil War bricks and century-old heart-pine railroad trusses. Talleysville Brewing Company shares the property, offering craft lagers, IPAs, and sours alongside estate wines. Open Mon-Thu & Sat-Sun 11 AM-6 PM, Fri 11 AM-8 PM with a seasonal food menu. Talleysville expanded its distribution statewide in late 2025. Seasonal note: October is Virginia Wine Month, and this is its New Kent headquarters: grape harvest and crushing are well underway across the estate, and estate reds like Petit Verdot and Merlot star on the tasting bar as the fall lineup takes shape. The Vineyard Live concert series continues on October 3 with swing band Good Shot Judy, in a show that also celebrates the winery's 12th anniversary and Talleysville Brewing Company's 6th anniversary as Virginia Wine Month begins. The vineyard views at sunset remain hard to beat as the leaves begin to turn.
Jolene Family Winery
A beautiful family-owned farm winery nestled between an 18-acre private lake and lush vineyards — voted Best Virginia Wine to Serve at Your Wedding by Richmond Magazine. Open Sun, Mon, Thu–Sat (11 AM–6 PM, Fridays until 9 PM), closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays. Sip award-winning wine, local craft beer, or hard cider on the veranda or in their greenhouse overlooking the lake. Weekends feature live acoustic musicians, pop-up artisan shops, and yoga sessions, and upcoming weeks bring a hands-on cheese making workshop on the lakefront on September 27 and a full October 10 lakefront day with the Beachy Keen pop-up shop, Homegrown Yoga by the Lake, the Rollin Eatz food truck, and live music by CK Music. Seasonal note: Estate-grown Chardonnay and Viognier are at their peak. As the days cool, the lakeside deck with wood-fired pizza is a cozy spot for a Quinton evening, with the fall colors arriving on the surrounding vineyards in the weeks ahead.
Saudé Creek Vineyards
Hillside vineyard overlooking the Pamunkey River — winner of four silver medals at the 2025 Virginia Governor's Cup for wines including the 2019 Tannat, 2021 Vidal Blanc, and 2023 Pamunkey Fall blend. Known for its beautiful landscaped grounds, chalet-style lodge, live music on select weekends, and panoramic river views from the outdoor patio. Open Mon, Wed–Sun, 12–6 PM (Sat–Sun from 11 AM; Fri until 8:30 PM; closed Tuesdays). Seasonal note: October brings Virginia Wine Month, a pumpkin living succulent arrangement workshop on a mid-month Sunday (see the Eventbrite calendar to book), and live music including Troy Breslow on October 18. The hillside turns gold as the river reflects the fall color, and sunset tastings on the terrace hit their stride as the days shorten. Check the calendar page for the full lineup of music, workshops, and rotating food trucks.
Gauthier Vineyard
A veteran-owned working farm and vineyard in Barhamsville, owned by retired Navy Captains Mo and Sandi Gauthier. Known for its relaxed, farm-based atmosphere, live jazz piano nights, and a welcoming community vibe. Open Wednesday–Sunday (Wed–Thu 11 AM–5 PM; Fri 11 AM–8 PM; Sat–Sun 11 AM–6 PM; closed Mon–Tue) with estate wines, charcuterie, and beautiful countryside views. Seasonal note: As fall arrives, Friday and Saturday evenings bring wood-fired brick-oven pizza, the fire pits are lit for mulled wine on cool days, and Cajun Sundays with the Gypsy Gourmet food truck return on the second and fourth Sundays of the month, including October 11 and 25. Live jazz, movie themes, and popular songs fill select evenings, with grape harvest underway across the property. A perfect veteran-owned date-night destination, and a must for any wine month pilgrimage in October.
Old School Cider House
A restaurant and tap house set inside a beautifully renovated 1920s schoolhouse — one of the newest additions to the New Kent dining scene. Open Wednesday–Sunday (11 AM–8 PM), closed Mondays and Tuesdays. Featuring Virginia-crafted ciders, beer, and wine on tap alongside soups, sandwiches, flatbreads, and sharable plates with a focus on local ingredients. Themed seating rooms and a shaded outdoor patio make it a unique Providence Forge gem for groups. Seasonal note: Cider season is here: October brings the year's best apple harvest, so try the rotating Virginia cider flights with a hearty flatbread as the evenings cool. Live acoustic music fills the taproom on Friday evenings and Saturday–Sunday afternoons, music bingo returns Thursday nights, and Michael Bergamo plays Saturday, October 24, 4–7 PM. Check the calendar for fall musicians and seasonal specials.
Upper Shirley Vineyards
A stunning James River vineyard with a full kitchen serving lunch and small plates, floor-to-ceiling windows, and panoramic river views. Located on the historic Shirley Plantation grounds — America's oldest family-run business — this winery offers an elegant tasting experience just a short drive south of New Kent. Open Wednesday through Sunday, 11 AM–5 PM. A beautiful afternoon destination for wine lovers and history enthusiasts alike.
What are the best restaurants
in New Kent?
From Southern comfort food to fresh lakeside seafood and NC-style barbecue, the New Kent area has a growing, locally driven dining scene. Here are the restaurants and pubs locals love across all four communities: no chains, just good food with local personality. From Providence Forge's Old School Cider House, Strantz Pub, Brother's Italian, Don Miguel Mexican, and the new Brickshire Bar & Grille to Quinton's Cooper's Tavern, Third Base Grill, Maria's To Go, Panda Garden, Sun's Cafe, and newcomer Julios, from Lanexa's Lakeside Restaurant and The Scottish Pig to New Kent's Trojan Grill, Antonio's Pizza, Martha's Kitchen, and Smoky Meadows BBQ, there is a different flavor in every community. Newcomers like 249 Eatery in New Kent and Early Bird Cafe in Quinton round out an already impressive lineup. Trojan Pizza & Beer serves up hearty pies with a full craft beer menu for a relaxed family night out, and Brickshire Bar & Grille brings elevated comfort food to the Providence Forge golf scene seven days a week. Each one contributes to the area's identity as a destination worth driving to, not just through, and many restaurants run seasonal menus as the weather cools.
Strantz Pub
Providence ForgeA scenic neighborhood tavern at the Brickshire Golf Club. Enjoy elevated pub classics — artisan flatbreads, gourmet hand-crafted burgers, crispy wings, and an extensive rotation of draft craft beers — with gorgeous patio views overlooking the course. Perfect for a summer afternoon round or a casual dinner after a day on the links.
Cooper's Tavern & Taproom
QuintonA lively, family-oriented neighborhood tavern with a massive selection of craft draft beers, Southern-style pub entrees, and their legendary "MacDoogle Burger." Open Mon–Thu 11 AM–9 PM, Fri–Sat 11 AM–10 PM, Sun 10 AM–9 PM. The menu features rockfish, risotto, Nashville chicken sandwiches, and tacos alongside classic pub fare. A spacious outdoor patio and recurring live music nights make it a Quinton gathering spot all summer long.
Lakeside Restaurant
LanexaA scenic, family-friendly gem right on Chickahominy Lake at Ed Allen's Campground. Famous for freshly caught local-style seafood, crab cake sandwiches, burgers, pizza, and a dog-friendly waterfront patio overlooking the lake. Peak summer season means prime waterfront seating — arrive early on weekends for the best views.
The Trojan Grill
New KentYour neighborhood sports grill serving burgers, hearty sandwiches, crispy wings, and cold drinks in a casual setting. A go-to spot for locals after a round of golf at Viniterra or Royal New Kent, or a day out exploring the countryside. Relaxed, unpretentious, and always welcoming.
Brother's Italian Restaurant
Providence ForgeA family-run Italian restaurant in Providence Forge serving classic Italian-American fare — generous portions of pasta, pizza, subs, seafood, and nightly dinner specials. Open daily 11 AM–9 PM. A go-to for families craving a hearty, no-fuss Italian meal. The friendly service and reliable comfort food make it a local staple for both dine-in and takeout.
Antonio's Pizza
New KentA local go-to for pizza, subs, and Italian classics in the New Kent area. Generous portions, fresh ingredients, and a casual atmosphere make it a reliable family dinner spot. A solid option when you want something quick and satisfying without leaving the county.
The Scottish Pig
LanexaNorth Carolina-style slow-cooked barbecue and savory smoked meats. Phenomenal wood-fired flavor that makes it a local favorite at pop-ups and events. Open Friday 4–8 PM, Saturday 12–5 PM, and Sunday 12–4 PM (closed Mon–Thu). A regular at Saudé Creek Vineyards and a top pitstop for anyone exploring the Lanexa area.
Don Miguel Mexican Restaurant
Providence ForgeA beloved, long-running local favorite in Providence Forge. Famous for generous portions of authentic Mexican dishes, fresh sizzling fajitas, hand-shaken margaritas, and family-friendly service. A vibrant, welcoming spot that draws a loyal crowd week after week.
Third Base Grill
QuintonA family-owned sports bar and grill in Quinton known for its burgers, wings, and daily specials. Open Sun–Wed 11 AM–9 PM, Thu–Sat 11 AM–10 PM. A solid spot to catch the game with friends over cold drinks and comfort food. Casual, welcoming, and always a good time.
Maria's To Go
QuintonAuthentic Italian cuisine in the heart of Quinton. Maria's To Go serves classic Italian dishes with fresh ingredients — from pasta and lasagna to subs and pizza. A local favorite for takeout or a casual dine-in meal. Open Monday through Friday for lunch and dinner. A welcome addition to the Quinton dining scene.
249 Eatery
New KentA family-owned and chef-driven catering operation transitioning into a brick-and-mortar restaurant in New Kent. Known for creative, locally-sourced comfort food and a warm, welcoming approach. Check their website for the latest on their restaurant opening, pop-up events, and catering menus.
Smoky Meadows BBQ
New KentA new barbecue spot in New Kent serving up smoked meats, Southern sides, and hearty plates. Located in the Chesapeake Square shopping center. A welcome addition to the New Kent dining scene for those craving pit-smoked brisket, pulled pork, and classic comfort sides. Open for lunch and dinner.
Julios
QuintonA newer Mexican restaurant in Quinton serving authentic flavors with a fresh menu. Generous portions of tacos, burritos, enchiladas, and classic Mexican platters in a casual, welcoming atmosphere. A great option for families craving south-of-the-border fare without leaving the county.
Brickshire Bar & Grille
Providence ForgeA full-service restaurant and bar at the Brickshire Golf Club, open to the public daily from 11 AM to 8 PM. Enjoy American classics, craft cocktails, and panoramic golf course views from the dining room and patio. A welcome addition to the Providence Forge dining scene for both golfers and non-golfers alike, with the SandTrap snack area nearby for a quick bite between holes.
Early Bird Cafe
QuintonA charming coffee shop and cafe in Quinton, perfect for breakfast and brunch. Known for fresh coffee drinks, breakfast sandwiches, pastries, and a warm neighborhood atmosphere. A wonderful spot to start your day before exploring the county, open Monday through Friday at 6 AM and weekends at 7 AM.
Panda Garden
QuintonA welcoming Chinese restaurant in Quinton serving classic Chinese-American dishes. Generous portions of fried rice, lo mein, General Tso's chicken, and combination platters in a casual, family-friendly setting. A convenient and reliable option for dine-in or takeout in the heart of Quinton.
Sun's Cafe
QuintonA Quinton dining staple known for generous portions and a diverse menu featuring Chinese and American classics. The friendly, relaxed atmosphere and solid home-style cooking make it a local favorite for both lunch and dinner. A reliable choice when you want something satisfying without leaving the county.
Martha's Kitchen of New Kent
New KentA welcoming family restaurant in the heart of New Kent known for hearty home-cooked plates and generous portions. A dependable local favorite for Southern comfort food, weekday lunch specials, and warm hospitality.
Trojan Pizza & Beer
New KentHearty New York-style pizza and a full craft beer selection in a casual, family-friendly setting. Located alongside the Trojan Grill, this spot specializes in fresh pies, wings, and cold brews. Perfect for a relaxed family dinner or takeout after a day on the county's trails or vineyards.
What outdoor activities are
available in New Kent County?
New Kent County's rivers, forests, and open spaces make it a haven for outdoor lovers. As summer eases into early fall, fishing on the Chickahominy and Pamunkey Rivers stays strong in the cooler morning and evening windows, kayaking conditions are ideal, and the championship golf courses are in full swing. The state forests and nature trails are perfect escapes as the summer heat fades. Ed Allen's Weekday Bass Tournament runs on Chickahominy Lake through December, Two River Trails in Providence Forge offers guided horseback trail rides through woods and open countryside with rides also available at nearby estates and vineyards, and crisp fall mornings make for ideal kayaking on the Chickahominy and Pamunkey. For the full lineup of fall festivals, community gatherings, and winery events, see the Events page. Heritage Public Library's Story Time Tales runs Friday mornings in New Kent, and New Kent County Parks and Recreation keeps its fall program lineup going through the season. Activities span all four communities: Quinton and Providence Forge for trails and sporting clays, Lanexa for rivers and waterfront dining, and New Kent for wineries, golf, and racing. However you spend the season, plan a stop at Holly Fork Farm's pumpkin patch and corn maze in Barhamsville, the county's own fall tradition, open now through October.
Fishing & Boating
The Pamunkey and Chickahominy Rivers frame the county. In Lanexa, Ed Allen's Boats & Bait offers pontoon and motorboat rentals, live bait, and tackle — open daily from a half hour before sunrise to half an hour after sunset. It is a strong season for largemouth bass, and early mornings (before 8 AM) and evenings (after 6 PM) remain prime. Ed Allen's also runs a Weekday Bass Tournament on Chickahominy Lake through December. Eagle's Landing on Chickahominy Lake offers a publicly accessible boat launch ramp, jon boat rentals, and a tackle shop. Launch kayaks from Diascund Reservoir Park near Lanexa, from Rockahock Campground, or from Chickahominy Wildlife Management Area via soft-launch access on Morris Creek. The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources stocks the Chickahominy regularly — check current regulations and obtain a freshwater fishing license before you go. Seasonal tip: With fall arriving, overnight temperatures have cooled and the evening bite stretches longer while early mornings stay comfortable. Target shaded areas near docks and fallen timber, and keep a topwater frog or buzzbait ready for low-light hours. For paddlers, fall is prime kayak weather on the Chickahominy: calm mornings, cooler air, and bright shoreline color, with launches at Diascund Reservoir Park, Rockahock Campground, and the Chickahominy Wildlife Management Area. The Weekday Bass Tournament at Ed Allen's continues with consistent catch reports on the lake.
Hiking & Trails
Discover the scenic Wahrani Nature Trails in Lanexa (17485 Eltham Rd), open daily 6 AM–8 PM, offering 138 acres of multi-loop trails for mountain biking, hiking, and trail running through shaded, hilly terrain with an overlook featuring two colonial gravestones. Walk the half-mile paved walking trail at Quinton Community Park, or hike the passive forest pathways of Crawfords State Forest (open to hiking, horseback riding, and nature study — a State Forest Use Permit is required for riders 16 and up). Visit Cumberland Marsh Natural Area Preserve along the Pamunkey River for bird watching and nature trails — look for great blue herons, belted kingfishers, and painted turtles. As the temperatures ease and the leaves begin their first turn, trail afternoons become far more pleasant — morning and early-evening hikes (before 9 AM or after 5 PM) are still the most comfortable. Tip: The Virginia Capital Trail is perfect for dawn or dusk walks and bike rides through the county — 51.7 miles of paved, car-free path to ride and walk at your own pace.
Golf
Three premium award-winning golf courses anchor the county: the world-class Rees Jones-designed Club at Viniterra (New Kent), the legendary Royal New Kent, and Brickshire Golf Club (Providence Forge). It is peak tee-time season — book early for weekend rounds, especially Saturday mornings. Viniterra's Vini Tavern is open daily for post-round drinks and food, and Strantz Pub at Brickshire offers elevated pub fare with course views over the 18th green. Seasonal tip: Dawn tee times (before 8:30 AM) beat both the late-summer heat and the pace-of-play crowds. Twilight rates typically kick in after 4 PM. With the days beginning to shorten, late-afternoon tee times are becoming increasingly comfortable for a crisp fall round.
Sporting Clays
Old Forge Sporting Clays is a premier open-to-the-public facility. Enjoy clay, skeet, and trap shooting over beautifully landscaped woodland courses. An exceptionally fun outdoor activity for friends, families, and group outings — a Providence Forge highlight. As fall brings cooler air, afternoon sessions are increasingly comfortable alongside the classic early-morning rounds; the facility offers shaded rest areas between stations. Ask about the recurring Monthly Fun Shoot when you visit or check their website for the next date. A great option for military families looking for a unique group outing near Fort Eustis.
Horseback Riding & Equestrian
New Kent County is true Virginia horse country. For guided trail rides, Two River Trails in Providence Forge (12851 Oakwood Rd) offers guided Tennessee Walking Horse rides through fields, woods, and country roads, suitable for all experience levels, with rides also schedulable at Cumberland Plantation and Upper Shirley Vineyards. Call (804) 512-0849 to confirm fall availability and book ahead, since dates fill quickly in the cooler months. Local boarding and training farms across the county offer lessons for all levels. Trail riders can explore Crawfords State Forest and the Chickahominy Wildlife Management Area; the cooler September mornings and evenings make day rides far more pleasant. Colonial Downs wrapped its 2026 racing season on Labor Day, with the current event lineup on the Events page. For a deeper dive, visit the full Equestrian Guide.
Family Activities
Head to Diascund Reservoir Park near Lanexa for peaceful kayak launches, pier fishing, and scenic playground picnics. Quinton Community Park offers a half-mile paved walking trail, playground, and athletic fields. The Virginia Capital Trail — 51.7 miles of paved path running right through New Kent County — is perfect for family bike rides and evening walks. Check the New Kent County Parks & Recreation calendar for the fall program lineup. The Heritage Public Library hosts weekly Story Time Tales on Friday mornings at 10:30 AM — a wonderful free activity for preschoolers and their families. Upcoming highlights: Good Shot Judy plays Vineyard Live concerts at New Kent Winery on September 25 and October 3, and the wineries and cider houses fill local weekends with live music. Busch Gardens Halloween Spooktacular brings family-friendly daytime fall fun on weekends through November 1, while Howl-O-Scream continues select nights. The State Fair of Virginia runs September 25 through October 4 in Doswell, and Holly Fork Farm's pumpkin patch and corn maze in Barhamsville is open for the season right here in New Kent County. The Chickahominy Indian Tribe's 74th Annual Fall Festival and Pow-Wow returns to Providence Forge on September 26-27, and Jolene Family Winery hosts a cheese making workshop in Quinton on September 27. October brings the 44th annual West Point Crab Carnival on October 2-3, the Greater Williamsburg Fall Craft & Vendor Show on October 2-4, Helicopter Day at the Williamsburg airport and An Occasion for the Arts on October 3-4, the Colonial Williamsburg military encampment on October 3-4, the 38th annual 2nd Street Festival in Jackson Ward on October 3-4, the free Richmond Folk Festival downtown on October 9-11, the Culpeper Air Fest on October 10, the Yorktown Fall Festival with Yorktown Market Days on October 10-11, and the Pumpkin Carve-Out at St. Peter's Episcopal Church in New Kent alongside 2nd Sundays Williamsburg on October 11, with Richmond fall farmers markets like South of the James and the RVA Big Market going strong every Saturday through the month. The Yorktown Victory Weekend and Yorktown Day Parade close out the month on October 19 as part of the America250 commemoration. A Taste of New Kent and the New Kent Parks & Recreation Fall Festival are also expected in mid-October, with dates to be confirmed.
How far is New Kent from
Richmond and Williamsburg?
New Kent County sits perfectly between two of Virginia's most exciting cities. Richmond is about 35 minutes west along I-64, and Williamsburg is roughly 20-25 minutes east. You get the peace of the countryside with world-class dining, shopping, culture, and history just a short drive away.
Richmond
Virginia's historic state capital is about 30 minutes west. As September rolls on, Richmond is alive with canal walks along the James, craft breweries in Scott's Addition, and a legendary dining scene. The Richmond VegFest fills Byrd Park on September 26, the RVA Black Farmers Market returns to Shalom Farms on September 27, the 38th annual 2nd Street Festival fills Jackson Ward on October 3-4, and the free Richmond Folk Festival returns to Brown's Island on October 9-11. The VMFA's outdoor sculpture garden is free and open daily, and the first fall colors along the James make riverside strolls especially lovely.
~30 minutesWilliamsburg
Living history, rollercoasters at Busch Gardens, premium outlet shopping, and Colonial Williamsburg. The Williamsburg Pancake Festival runs September 25-27, Busch Gardens Halloween Spooktacular brings family-friendly fall fun on weekends through November 1 while Howl-O-Scream entertains older kids at night, and the Williamsburg Farmers Market fills Colonial Williamsburg every Saturday morning. The Greater Williamsburg Fall Craft & Vendor Show fills the Sports and Events Center on October 2-4, a Colonial Williamsburg military encampment marks October 3-4, and An Occasion for the Arts turns Duke of Gloucester Street into a free art and music village that same weekend. The Yorktown Fall Festival with Yorktown Market Days lines the Riverwalk on October 10-11, and the Yorktown Victory Weekend and Yorktown Day Parade on October 19 cap the America250 commemoration. About 25 minutes east.
~25 minutesNewport News
The Virginia Living Museum, Fort Eustis community events for military families, and the Denbigh area dining scene. About 25 minutes southeast, it is a popular destination for military families and outdoor enthusiasts year-round, and Helicopter Day at the Waltrip Williamsburg Executive Airport on October 3 puts military, police, and medical helicopters up close for aviation-loving families.
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