West Midlands Holiday Cottages

West Midlands Cottages

Herefordshire

The Stable

Ref: S40382

Reviews 56

A tiny rural hamlet, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, Deepdean is situated in the wonderful Wye Valley close to the magnificent Royal Forest of Dean. Deepdean is ideally located between the delightful historic market towns of Ross-on-Wye...

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£66

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Shropshire

Spitfire Lodge

Ref: S1039763

Reviews 3

Loggerheads is a small village in Denbighshire, in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and has a cafe, pub serving delicious food and drinks. Home to a country park, with many lovely walks to explore. The nearby bustling market town of Mold...

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£84

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Herefordshire

Meadow Barn

Ref: S841333

Reviews 11

Leominster is located in the heart of the beautiful border countryside, where England and Wales nudge each other along Offa’s Dyke. Dating back to the 7th Century, the town of Leominster possesses some fine examples of architecture such as the...

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£80

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Warwickshire

Ryepiece Cottage

Ref: S135126

Reviews 39

Ettington is situated within Warwickshire countryside and plays host to a pub, a village shop/Post Office and a number of small businesses. Close by is the market town of Stratford upon Avon, which houses a larger selection of amenities and...

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£67

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Worcestershire

Coach House (Worcestershire), Fishpools, Kyre, near Tenbury Wells

Ref: S44805

Reviews 87

The Coach House is a studio conversion quietly situated in the grounds of Fishpools which is a traditional 16th century timber framed house. Rated 4-star by the tourist board, it is reached via a quarter of a mile track and is in a very rural...

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£106

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Warwickshire

2 Bed Cottage in Bidford-on-Avon

Ref: S841793

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms - 2 doubles - 1 shower room with WC - Electric oven and hob, fridge/freezer, microwave, dishwasher, washing machine, coffee machine - TV in the lounge - Enclosed patio with outdoor furniture -...

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£116

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Shropshire

The Old Cow House

Ref: S881101

Reviews 8

Hidden down the picturesque country lanes of Shropshire Hills AONB, this former 1780's cow house has been thoughtfully renovated to create an intimate, luxurious space for couples seeking respite from the hustle and bustle of every day life....

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£84

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Warwickshire

Old Bothy

Ref: S778606

Reviews 14

The village of Halford, on the Fosse Way, enjoys a peaceful setting in the rural south Warwickshire countryside, with easy access to many delightful market towns and villages in the heart of England. The small market town of Shipston-on-Stour is...

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£66

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Shropshire

Seren Cottage

Ref: S881210

Reviews 3

The historic market town of Ludlow is situated on the River Teme, amidst the outstanding countryside of the Welsh Marches. With more than 500 listed buildings, the town provides a fascinating range of architecture including Ludlow Castle which is...

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£72

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Staffordshire

Woodstock Lodge

Ref: S880766

Reviews 3

Hednesford, known for its delightful history as a market town, rests in the heart of Staffordshire and on the edge of the Cannock Chase National Landscape. With a lively high street lined with shops and restaurants, the town makes for a wonderful...

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£61

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Telford and Wrekin

The Olde Drill House

Ref: S811239

Reviews 20

Ironbridge Gorge is known throughout the world as the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution. Today the area is far from industrial and nature has reclaimed most of the former industrial sites, leaving a unique and beautiful wooded valley. The...

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£57

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Shropshire

The Barracks - Cottage

Ref: S881491

Reviews 4

Located on the Shropshire, Herefordshire, and Worcestershire borders, this picture-perfect, Grade II-listed holiday home nestles within the grounds of the owners’ home and is surrounded by other charming, Grade II-listed properties. The homely...

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£82

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Herefordshire

The Old Bakehouse

Ref: S819504

Reviews 9

The bustling medieval village of Pembridge lies on the Black & White Village Trail and boasts many striking 15th and 16th Century half-timbered buildings, and has held markets and fairs in the village since the early 1200s. The village has a...

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£76

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Staffordshire

Hall Cottage

Ref: S1018410

Reviews 2

Set in the peaceful Staffordshire village of Swynnerton and surrounded by greenery, this delightful brick cottage offers sumptuous accommodation to small families and space-seeking couples with the dogs in tow. With tranquil countryside trails...

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£130

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Staffordshire

Oak Tree Thatched Cottage

Ref: S1018411

Reviews 3

Set in the heart of the village of Swynnerton, this picturesque, thatched cottage offers tradition, comfort and style. Sleeping four people across two bedrooms, it’s the ideal accommodation option for small families or groups of friends in search...

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£126

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Herefordshire

2 Bed Cottage in Longtown

Ref: S276470

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - 2 bedrooms – 2 king-size zip-and-link (that can be made up as twin beds on request when booking) - 1 bathroom with separate shower, 1 shower and WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave, coffee...

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£161

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Warwickshire

The Roost

Ref: S2106

Reviews 54

Set just one the edge of the picturesque Cotswolds, this lovely village of Clifford Chambers is just three miles from the bustle of Stratford-upon-Avon and offers a tranquil retreat. World renowned as the home of the English poet and play write,...

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£62

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Herefordshire

Holmer Farm

Ref: S268470

Reviews 53

Leominster is a market town in Herefordshire, situated on the border where England and Wales meet along Offa’s Dyke. You will be impressed by the fine examples of architecture that the town plays host to, including he Priory Church, along with a...

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£52

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Herefordshire

Bullfinch Cottage

Ref: S607798

Reviews 23

Two excellent pubs can be found in the historic village of Kingsland: the warm Angel Pub and The Corners Inn, both of which provide hearty pub meals and regional ales and are ideal for nights when you don't feel like cooking. – Additionally,...

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£63

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Shropshire

2 Bed Cottage in Ludlow

Ref: S229552

Additional information and rules No dogs allowed - Bedrooms: 1 king-size and 1 twin with en-suite WC and sink (Twin room has an open staircase leading to the floor below with a door at the bottom) - Bathroom: with roll-top bath, shower and WC ...

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£92

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Telford and Wrekin

The Office

Ref: S697505

Reviews 23

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£56

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Worcestershire

2 Bed Cottage in Sheriffs Lench

Ref: S534827

Additional information and rules - 2 bedrooms – 1 double and 1 twin - 1 shower room with rainfall shower and WC - Electric oven and hob, microwave, fridge/freezer, dishwasher, Tassimo coffee machine - Washing machine and tumble dryer in...

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£95

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Worcestershire

Eleri Cottage

Ref: S269685

Reviews 83

Great Malvern is town lying at the foot of the Malvern Hills, a designated Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, in Worcestershire. The town is filled with a unique history, dramatic countryside and the Malvern Hills form a 9-mile range of ancient...

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£99

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Shropshire

Millstone Cottages - Millstone Cottage

Ref: S1039860

Westbury is a village and parish in Shropshire, England. It includes the settlements of Caus Forest, Lake, Marche, Newtown, Stoney Stretton, Vennington, Wallop, Westbury, Whitton, Winsley and Yockleton. It lies 8 miles west of the town of...

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£95

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West Midlands Holiday Cottages

The West Midlands is a great holiday destination with something for everyone, from heritage sites and lovely countryside to unique attractions, like Drayton Manor theme park. Warwick Castle and Coventry Cathedral are must-see modern attractions located here. Unique to the area, the English Waterways canals are a great family day out, whether that's spending time on the water, or strolling along the bank.

Our West Midlands holiday cottages have been hand-picked for their great charm and location. We have intimate cabins with private hot tubs and open fireplaces for romantic getaways, or airy barn conversions for large groups. For pet-friendly holidays for the whole family, try our open-plan farmhouses with secure gardens.

At Snaptrip, we have thousands of holiday cottages throughout the UK, all backed by our best price guarantee.. Explore Dudley's limestone caverns or stay in the heart of Nottingham for world-class food and exciting new bars - whatever you want, you can find your ideal West Midlands holiday cottage with our handy search filters. Our friendly customer service team is always on hand to help you choose.

Reviews

What our customers say about their holidays

Melitta - Verified booking

A Perfect Birthday Getaway!

The Spitfire Lodge is an exceptional retreatâa hidden gem and an ideal destination for a couples' getaway. The lodge is beautifully decorated to a high standard and maintained impeccably. The facilities are outstanding, leaving us wanting for nothing. The kitchen is fully equipped with every utensil, pot, pan, piece of crockery, glassware, and gadget one could possibly need. We were also delighted by the thoughtful welcome hamper, which included biscuits, chocolates, crisps, and brioche rolls, along with fresh milk in the fridge and a selection of tea and coffee. A particularly thoughtful touch was the inclusion of ketchup and brown sauce, which we had forgotten for our breakfast. The private hot tub and sauna were standout features, providing the ultimate relaxation, while the log fire added a cozy and inviting atmosphereâperfect for chilly winter evenings. Generous supplies of logs and firelighters were provided, ensuring a hassle-free experience. Lisa and Carl are exceptional hostsâattentive yet unobtrusiveâstriking the perfect balance to create a truly private and relaxing stay. Their communication prior to our visit was clear, helpful, and informative, making the entire experience seamless. Thank you for sharing this beautiful hideaway with us. We look forward to returning soon!

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Andrew - Verified booking

The Stable is pleasant and the hot tub is really good, but the thing that's not clear on the photos is that it's in the driveway of the host's house and all windows can be overseen by their house.

This might not be an issue to some but the fact you had to have all blinds and curtains closed (as it's all one room) to get dressed (or if you don't want to be seen in your pyjamas!) meant we spent more than we would've liked of the stay in the dark. The bathroom is fine, I'm not sure why there aren't pictures on the listing. It could do with a proper clean though. The central heating thermostat is directly above the single radiator so it's very difficult to get the space warm before the central heating cuts out. The kitchen is good and well equipped, everything you need to cook a Sunday roast. The track to gain access to the property is very rutted and any car that's even slightly lower will ground out, an SUV or 4x4 is required really. An Audi A3 is not suitable and struggled to get along the track. Charging Â£5 a bag for logs seems pretty unreasonable given the cost of staying here, the 'starter' logs were used up very quickly. Ross on Wye is nearby as is Symonds Yat, well worth a visit. If you're looking for somewhere to stay in this area this might suit, if, like us, you were looking for a great property to explore any area, there are better options with better views and more privacy.

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Andrew - Verified booking

The Stable is pleasant and the hot tub is really good, but the thing that's not clear on the photos is that it's in the driveway of the host's house and all windows can be overseen by their house.

This might not be an issue to some but the fact you had to have all blinds and curtains closed (as it's all one room) to get dressed (or if you don't want to be seen in your pyjamas!) meant we spent more than we would've liked of the stay in the dark. The bathroom is fine, I'm not sure why there aren't pictures on the listing. It could do with a proper clean though. The central heating thermostat is directly above the single radiator so it's very difficult to get the space warm before the central heating cuts out. The kitchen is good and well equipped, everything you need to cook a Sunday roast. The track to gain access to the property is very rutted and any car that's even slightly lower will ground out, an SUV or 4x4 is required really. An Audi A3 is not suitable and struggled to get along the track. Charging Â£5 a bag for logs seems pretty unreasonable given the cost of staying here, the 'starter' logs were used up very quickly. Ross on Wye is nearby as is Symonds Yat, well worth a visit. If you're looking for somewhere to stay in this area this might suit, if, like us, you were looking for a great property to explore any area, there are better options with better views and more privacy.

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Ian - Verified booking

We were so looking forward to our stay at Ryepiece Cottage, only to have to feedback that it was disappointing.

Apart from it being a little tired and need of some attention in places, below are areas which we feel the property on this occasion let the standard down that we have become used to when using Sykes Cottages. This property was not cheap, at just over Â£200 a night, the following issues were disappointing: * kitchen drawers in front of the sink dirty, and just needed wiping down * bathroom mirror needed cleaning, again so easy to do but evidence that the property had not been prepared properly * pubic hair on top of the toilet and in the shower * bath and hand towels so heavily washed, rough to the touch and smelt musty and not fresh * three large dead hornets removed on arrival, again demonstrating a lack of proper cleaning * the microwave/combi oven seemed to only be operable as a microwave oven, meaning food we bought prior to arrival remained uncooked. There were no cooking racks. We are careful users of property, and safe to say we actually left the property in better condition. than we found it. We do not usually give such negative feedback. Please look into some refund option, as the standard was sub optimal.Â

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carolyn - Verified booking

I did state in their guest book that the towels were disgusting & a couple of other bits but quite honestly although there are numerous good reports in the guest book, l don't know who writes them.

We left there last Wednesday, deciding we couldn't stay any longer. The bed was comfortable but that was the only place. I couldn't sweep up before we left as there was only a dustpan & brush - no broom & it was all wooden floors! The only seating was a small sofa & 4 garden chairs, which because of what they were, didn't match the height of the table & certainly didn't match the room. I had to wash the mugs & the bathroom sink when we arrived as all were dirty & unusable. The toilet seat swivelled round & the kitchen tap moved as well. The owners had said they would be away but l assumed they would have had a cleaner in before new customers arrived but not sure about that. Usually, there is a welcome note of some sort but not even a vase of flowers. We have stayed in many a cottage but although this was pretty it was also far too basic for the price. Totally spoilt the relaxing time we needed. Suggest it has an overhaul before re-letting.

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Things to do near West Midlands

Cadbury World

There may not be anything in this world as universally loved as chocolate. We don’t think there’s anyone who doesn’t enjoy at least one kind of this deliciously moreish treat. Well, outside of Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory, nowhere is more important for chocoholics than the iconic Cadbury World. From learning how your favourite confectionary is made to dancing in the chocolate rain, this Bournville based escapade is the most delicious adventure around. Hundreds of activities across fourteen different zones and even a 4D Chocolate Adventure.

Alton Towers

Situated in over 500 acres of Staffordshire countryside lies Alton Towers - a theme park and adventure world for all ages. Let your hair down on the scarily high rollercoaster, prepare to get wet on the water rides and don’t forget to take a break at one of the many food bars. Drayton Manor is close by too.

Black Country Living Museum

An open-air museum that tells the story of Britain's first industrialised landscape. On 26 acres of landscaped grounds, you can find more than 40 carefully reconstructed shops, houses, and industrial areas. Discover what it was like to live and work during the Industrial Revolution and beyond with friendly historical characters. Family friendly, fish & chip shop and a café.

West Midland Safari Park

There are some of the world's most beautiful & endangered animals at West Midland Safari Park. A safari drive-through and a theme park. A diner, food hall and a refreshment kiosk are available on site.

Coventry Transport Museum

Museum in Coventry, giving an insight into the history of motoring, with displays and exhibits, including over 500 on-site vehicles. Disabled access available.

Dudley Zoo And Castle

Dudley Zoological Gardens is a 40-acre zoo within the grounds of Dudley Castle. It covers an area of approximately 40 acres. There are over 200 species which include Asiatic lions, Sumatran tigers, Bornean orang utans, Tibetan red pandas, Rothschild giraffes, Madagascan lemurs and Humboldt penguins. Animal and zoo keeper experiences are available to book. Family friendly, a cafe and kiosks.

Wolverhampton Art Gallery

Art gallery in Wolverhampton, free admission, with a diverse collection of temporary exhibitions. Family-friendly, wheelchair access, shop and cafe.

University of Wolverhampton

The University of Wolverhampton is a public university located in Wolverhampton, England. Known for its strong focus on vocational and practical education, the university offers a wide range of academic programs that are designed to prepare students for successful careers. With modern facilities, a diverse student body, and a commitment to social mobility, the University of Wolverhampton is a great choice for anyone seeking a practical and career-focused academic experience. Main campus: Wulfruna Street, Wolverhampton, WV1 1LY

Malvern Hills

The Malvern Hills are in the English counties of Worcestershire, Herefordshire and a small area of northern Gloucestershire, dominating the surrounding countryside and the towns and villages of the district of Malvern. Sweeping countryside views are offered from walking trails on these hills known for spring water.

Warwick Castle

A trip to Warwick Castle isn’t like visiting one of Britain’s other ancient buildings. It’s a holiday in the heart of medieval England. Warwick Castle is geared towards helping you live out your medieval fantasies. As well as touring the perfectly preserved rooms, you can see mock fights, weapon demonstrations and even jousting competitions in the grand and bustling castle grounds. Try your hand at archery, sword fighting, or lay down a picnic blanket, and soak up the splendour of 10th-century England, with a sandwich in hand.

Frequent questions

What is the West Midlands best known for?

The West Midlands is best known for its rich industrial heritage, being the birthplace of the Industrial Revolution and home to iconic manufacturing cities such as Birmingham and Coventry. It is also renowned for its cultural contributions, including world-class museums, art galleries, and being the birthplace of famous bands like Black Sabbath and Duran Duran.

Is Birmingham worth visiting?

Yes, Birmingham is definitely worth visiting. As the second-largest city in the UK, it offers a vibrant and diverse atmosphere with a wealth of attractions. From its stunning architecture, including the iconic Library of Birmingham and the modern Bullring shopping center, to its thriving cultural scene with renowned museums, art galleries, and a vibrant culinary scene, Birmingham has something to offer for every visitor.

How do you spend a day in the West Midlands?

A great way to spend a day in the West Midlands is to start by exploring the city of Birmingham, visiting its famous landmarks like the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery or taking a stroll along the canals. Then, venture out to the historic town of Warwick to visit the majestic Warwick Castle and immerse yourself in medieval history. Finally, unwind in the natural beauty of the region by exploring the scenic landscapes of the Peak District or enjoying a leisurely walk through the picturesque Stratford-upon-Avon, the birthplace of William Shakespeare.

How many days are enough for the West Midlands?

The ideal duration for exploring the West Midlands largely depends on your interests and the specific places you wish to visit. However, to get a good taste of the region's highlights, a suggested timeframe would be around 3 to 5 days. This allows you to explore the vibrant city of Birmingham, visit historic sites like Warwick Castle and Coventry Cathedral, and enjoy the natural beauty of the surrounding countryside.

Holiday Cottages in the West Midlands

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West Midlands Cottages

Herefordshire

The Stable

Ref: S40382

Reviews 56

Shropshire

Spitfire Lodge

Ref: S1039763

Reviews 3

Herefordshire

Meadow Barn

Ref: S841333

Reviews 11

Warwickshire

Ryepiece Cottage

Ref: S135126

Reviews 39

Worcestershire

Coach House (Worcestershire), Fishpools, Kyre, near Tenbury Wells

Ref: S44805

Reviews 87

Warwickshire

2 Bed Cottage in Bidford-on-Avon

Ref: S841793

Shropshire

The Old Cow House

Ref: S881101

Reviews 8

Warwickshire

Old Bothy

Ref: S778606

Reviews 14

Shropshire

Seren Cottage

Ref: S881210

Reviews 3

Staffordshire

Woodstock Lodge

Ref: S880766

Reviews 3

Telford and Wrekin

The Olde Drill House

Ref: S811239

Reviews 20

Shropshire

The Barracks - Cottage

Ref: S881491

Reviews 4

Herefordshire

The Old Bakehouse

Ref: S819504

Reviews 9

Staffordshire

Hall Cottage

Ref: S1018410

Reviews 2

Staffordshire

Oak Tree Thatched Cottage

Ref: S1018411

Reviews 3

Herefordshire

2 Bed Cottage in Longtown

Ref: S276470

Warwickshire

The Roost

Ref: S2106

Reviews 54

Herefordshire

Holmer Farm

Ref: S268470

Reviews 53

Herefordshire

Bullfinch Cottage

Ref: S607798

Reviews 23

Shropshire

2 Bed Cottage in Ludlow

Ref: S229552

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