July
3-5
- Red, White and You at Peaks of Otter Winery - Visit theNational D-Day
Memorial in Bedford and stop by the our winery for someof our “Chili
Dawg”, apple-pepper wine. We accept D-Day dollars. FreeNoon-5p.m. Also,
Picnic, visit our farm animals and get advance ticketsfor The Horse and
Hound Wine Festival www.BedfordWine.com Free
Noon-5p.m. Also Visit The National D-Day Memorial, Bedford Museumand
Poplar Forest, all within the shadow of the Peaks.
July4 -
Independence Day Celebration - Bring the entire family to hear
theJefferson’s Declaration of Independence come alive on July 4th at
Poplar Forest! A festive day of music, dance, historical
interpretationand the spirit of patriotism. The celebration will
culminate with theannual, stirring reading of the Declaration of
Independence from theporch of Jefferson’s retreat. Admission charge for
parking and housetours. Grounds activities free. - Thomas Jefferson's
Poplar Forest,
1548 Bateman Bridge Road, Forest - 434-525-1806 www.poplarforest.org
July 4
- Celebrate Independence Day -10:00am to 5:00pm - with a visit to the
D-Day Memorial. Tours will be
offered throughout the day. The Memorial will close at 5pm,
however,evening fireworks can be viewed from Centertown Bedford or
Liberty LakePark. Regular fees apply. National D-Day Memorial, 3
Overlord Circle,Bedford - 540-587-8973 www.dday.org
July4
- Jordan Springs Independence Day Dinner and
Concert - Celebrate the independence of our nation in the freeopen
spaces of the country at historic Jordan Springs Mansion.
Culinarydelights await you starting at 5 p.m. followed by a concert by
the
Winchester Orchestra. The orchestra is a top quality 40 piece band
thatwill dazzle your ears with its perfect harmonies.
(540)667-7744. 1160 Jordan Springs Road, Stephenson. www.HistoricJordanSprings.com
July 9-11
- 8th Annual Virginia SouthernGospel Jubilee - A Free admission three
night annual event withProfessional Southern Gospel singing
groups. Rain or shine,beneath the multi-purpose shelter in Glen
Maury Park; 10th Street;
Buena Vista, Va. Bring a lawn chair for comfortable seating. Park
Camping & Food Concessions are available.
Special Guests include: Mike & KellingBowling; The Dills; Soul'd Out
Quartet; The Freemans; The Oxendines; etc. For moreinformation:
http://VaSouthernGospelJubilee.com
July10
- Belle Grove Ice Cream Social - Bring the whole family at
7 p.m. for some good clean fun and an old-fashioned ice-cream social
atbeautiful Belle Grove Plantation. We've got all the ice cream you
canstand and a discounted rate of $4 for the kids.
(540)869-2028. 336 Belle Grove Road, Middletown.
www.bellegrove.org
July11 -
The 5th annual “Horse and Hound” Wine Festival - Enjoy wine from
eightof Va’s finest wineries while listening to good music and visiting
art,craft and food vendors. Va’s most unique wine festival has numerous
events throughout the day with horses and dogs as the
primaryattractions. Families will enjoy this festival because
itappeals to both young and old. The event takes place on the
spaciousand gracious grounds of Johnson’s Orchards, with spectacular
Blue RidgeMountain views. 11am-6pm Tasters $15--Gen. Adm.
$10--Children& Dogs $5 www.BedfordWine.com
July 11 - CajunDay at Veramar Vineyard - Join us at Veramar for a weekend of Cajun
fare from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Light Cajun lunch fare available for
purchase. $10 per person includes wine tasting and music
begins at 1 p.m. 905 Quarry Road,
Berryville. 540-955-5510. www.veramar.com
July 11 - The Sedalia Blues Festival -
Blues Competition in the afternoon, followed by headliners and a blues
workshop that evening. Definitely the hottest blues ticket in Virginia,
this is a must on your summer calendar! - Sedalia Center, 1108 Sedalia
School Road, Bedford - 434-299-5080
www.sedaliacenter.org
July
11 - August 23 - A “Peachy” Open House at Peaks of
Otter Winery - July 25-26, August 1-2,8-9,15-16,22-23. Sample peaches,
nectarines and apples that we make into wine. Bring a picnic lunch and
enjoy our pavilion. Purchase a bottle of wine and enjoy it while
walking out through the orchards and vineyard. Families will enjoy our
farm animals. Free noon -5p.m. . . Also, Picnic and Visit The National
D-Day Memorial, Bedford Museum and Poplar Forest all within the shadow
of the Peaks. www.peaksofotterwinery.com
July 18 - Dog’s
Day of Summer at Veramar Vineyard - Pack up the pooch for Dog Days from
1 p.m. until 3 p.m.! This is a great event for wine and dog lovers
alike! Dogs and owners will both enjoy an afternoon at the vineyard.
Doggie treats available. Dogs must be on leash. 905Quarry Road, Berryville. 540-955-5510. www.veramar.com
July18 -Family
Day at National D-Day Memorial - 10:00am to 5:00pm Discover the
lessons and legacy of World War II through interactive programs,
tours,and projects. Activities include Victory Garden projects,
book-signings, conversations with veterans, story stations,
livinghistory, miniature World War II models on display, and more! This
year's event includes a WWII era vehicle show with a variety of
military vehicles from the war. National D-Day Memorial, 3 Overlord
Circle, Bedford 540-587-8973 www.dday.org
July
23 - Jordan Springs Summer Dinner and ConcertSeries - Treat yourself to a delightful gourmet dinner
prepared by Jordan Springs famous chef followed by a stirring concert
by Winchester Orchestra. The Orchestra is a 40 piece band of top
quality musicians and will begin performing promptly at 8 p.m. after
dinner is served. Patrons may partake in dinner or the concert
separately on any or all 3 days. Call for ticket information.
(540) 667-7744. 1160 Jordan Springs Road, Stephenson.
www.HistoricJordanSprings.com
July 25 - “Touch a Truck…wheels, wings and
water!” Where kids of all ages can climb, - A free community
wide happening where kids and adults have the opportunity to see,
touch, and interact while learning about dozens of cool vehicles.
Additional favorite activities will include events involving “water”
such as Firemen’s Foam, misting tent, water spray and possibly even a
water slide. Parent supervision is required and cameras highly
recommended. Held at Roanoke County’s Green Hill Park from
10-4PM.
www.roanokecountyva.gov/Departments/ParksRecreationAndTourism
July
26 - August 1 - Frederick County Fair - Demolition
derby, beauty pageants, live bluegrass music, lawnmower, racing,
carnival, livestock shows, petting zoos and more await you at thefair! (540)
667-8739. The fairgrounds are on I81 exit 316 on
Rt 11 North. www.frederickcountyfair.com
August15
- 2009 Bedford County Family Farm Tour - 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.Plan on
joining us for a FREE family-oriented event. In celebration
ofagriculture past and present, this year’s tour will highlight
agriculture practices. You will enjoy food samples and
informativedemonstrations. You are invited to bring a picnic lunch and
a camera,but please leave your pets at home. Farm Tour 2009 is
sponsored byBedford County, Bedford Agriculture Council, Poplar Forest,
VirginiaCooperative Extension, Bedford Tourism, and Area Businesses www.co.bedford.va.us
August16
- Richard's Fruit Market Peach and Millinery Festival -
Peaches, peach ice-cream, smoothies and live music are just a
fewreasons you won't want to miss this unique festival. Then there's
themillinery! What is that exactly? Beautiful hand-made hats that
willstrike your fancy with their whimsical designs. (540)
869-1455Richard's Fruit Market, 6410 Middle Road, Middletown. www.richardsfruitmarket.com
August 22
- Jazz and Wine Festival - Was new
in 2008, and met with huge success. This festival will feature a
widespectrum of jazz music, seafood and wine from vendors across
Virginia.
Be sure to bring a lawn chair and enjoy jazz in a mountain setting.
-Sedalia Center, 1108 Sedalia School Road, Bedford - 434-299-5080 www.sedaliacenter.org
August22 -Sentimental
Journey - Join the Memorial for the final end of the summerconcert. The
Memorial will remain open until 10pm. - National D-DayMemorial, 3
Overlord Circle, Bedford - 540-587-8973
www.dday.org
August29 - September 27 -An
Apple A Day Open House At Peaks of Otter Winery
-Aug.29-30--Sept5-6,12-13,19-20,26-27. Enjoy the benefits of eating
andsampling our many varieties of apples and taste Fruit of the Farm
wine.Johnny Appleseed knew that "an apple a day would keep the doctor
away”,
long before medical science discovered that three apples a day
helpedwith stomach, colon and other medical problems. Take your
children to
see the farm animals. Free. noon -5p.m . Also, Picnic and Visit
TheNational D-Day Memorial, Bedford Museum and Poplar Forest. www.peaksofotterwinery.com
September
9
- Labor Day Bash at Veramar - End the summer with music atVeramar from
11 a.m. to 6 p.m. $15 per person includes wine tasting,
music and souvenir glass. Be sure to try our
famousWine-A-Rita. Gourmet Picnic available if ordered 4 days
inadvance. Music begins at 1 p.m. 905 Quarry
Road,Berryville. 540-955-5510. www.veramar.com
September 12
- Sedalia's Country Fair - Givesan opportunity to show off your best
homegrown produce, home-cannedvegetables, meats, fruits, baked goods
and floral arrangements, bothfresh and dried. An event for the whole
family, this festival is sure
to please all in attendance! - Sedalia Center, 1108 Sedalia SchoolRoad,
Bedford - 434-299-5080 - www.sedaliacenter.org
September18
- Old Court House Civil War Museum Presents: Civil WarWeekend - Living
Historians portray the military personalities from the
Civil War and discuss the events in the Shenandoah Valley during
theCivil War. Re-enactors portray the life of the average soldier with
adisplay of uniforms, food, equipment and firing demonstrations and
drill displays. Medical procedures of the Civil War, including
mockamputations, are also presented. (540) 542-1145. Old
CourtHouse Civil War Museum, 20 N. Loudoun Street, Winchester. www.civilwarmuseum.org
September 19
- Horse And You Event - Fun filledday for everyone! Pony rides,
short loop rides, clinics,demonstrations, vendors, food, entertainment
and featuring: Steeple Chase and Point-to-Point. Advance
ticket sales @$8.00 per person. Children 6 yrs & under free with
paying
adult. Tickets at the gate @ $10.00 per person.
Come and be a spectator or enter your horse for one of the featured
races! Reba Farm Inn/Saddle Soar Equitainment www.rebafarminn.com
September 19
- Never Forget - Hundreds of
motorcycles will roll into the National D-Day Memorial a tribute
toPOWs/MIAs presented by members of Rolling Thunder. “Never Forget”
takesplace at 1PM in Gray Plaza. Seating is limited, and guests
areencouraged to bring a chair. Regular admission fees apply. For
moreinformation,540-586-3329. National D-Day Memorial, 3 Overlord
Circle,Bedford. www.dday.org
September 25
- Bedford Centerfest -One of the region's largest street
festivals! Centerfest offers a wide
variety of activities to please young and old alike. Artisans
andcraftspeople from around the state display their works just like
marketfairs of years past. Live music on four stages. Children's
activitiesabound, and local organizations share useful information with
visitors.
Centertown Bedford - 540-586-2148 www.centertownbedford.com
September 26
- Museum Day at Poplar Forest -Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest will
participate in "Museum Day," aday when museums and cultural
institutions nationwide open their doors
free of charge to SMITHSONIAN magazine readers and www.Smithsonian.com
visitors. Receive two free admission tickets to Poplar Forest with the
Museum Day Admission Card, available in the September issue ofSMITHSONIAN magazine or downloaded at www.smithsonianmag.com/museumday - Thomas
Jefferson's Poplar Forest, 1548 Bateman Bridge Road, Forest -434-525-1806 www.poplarforest.org
September 26-7
- Green Hill Medieval Faire& Highland Games - Saturday 10AM-6PM
Masquerade Ball at 5-6PMSunday 10AM–5PM Roanoke County’s Green Hill
Park, the site of aspectacular reenactment of medieval times.
Explore thevillage and enjoy entertainment, eccentric characters,
jousting,
swordplay, music, handcrafted arts and crafts, vendors, merchants
andhearty food and drink. During the Highland Games’ competition the
athletes will push themselves beyond the normal physical and
mentalthresholds of competition www.roanokecountyva.gov/Departments/ParksRecreationAndTourism
October
1-4
- National Competition: North-South SkirmishAssociation - Member
units compete in live-fire matches with originalor authentic
reproduction Civil War period muskets, carbines, breech
loading rifles, revolving, mortars, and cannons. It is one ofthe
largest Civil War events of its kind in the country. Free
event. 8 a.m.–5 p.m. each day. Fort Shenandoah,Route 522 N.
to Gainesboro, turn right at Route 600 and follow signs tofort.
248-258-9007 www.n-ssa.org
October 3
- Archaeology Open House at PoplarForest - Mark Archaeology Month with
an inside look at archaeology atThomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest.
Poplar Forest archaeologists will
take visitors on special tours to view active excavation sites and the
archaeology
lab where artifacts are washed, mended, and labeled.
The free tours areoffered at 11:15 a.m., 12:15 p.m., 1:15 p.m., and
2:15 p.m. - ThomasJefferson's Poplar Forest, 1548 Bateman Bridge Road,
Forest -434-525-1806 www.poplarforest.org
October3 - November 15 -
Peak Foliage Open House at Peaks of Otter Winery - October
3-4,10-11,17-18,24-25,31-Nov.1-7-8, 14-15. Enjoy breathtaking views to
our farm. Sample apples and fresh cider, along with our Fruit Of The
Farm Wines. Enjoy visiting our many farm animals. Free noon -5p.m. . .
Also, Picnic and Visit The National D-Day Memorial, Bedford Museum and
Poplar Forest. www.peaksofotterwinery.com
October
4 - Tenth Poor
Mountain HillClimb - The cyclists congregate
at Camp Roanoke and the race begins at approximately 11 AM. The
Poor Mountain run is a gnarly route covering 7 ¾ miles of asphalt,
dirt, rock and gravel. This is an excellent course for a fun and
exciting race! No one under 14 can participate. Day of registration $25
cash only 8AM-10AM. Online registration powered by www.Active.com
Roanoke
October 10 - A
Taste of Tuscany at Veramar Vineyard - Mangia, Mangia...good eats from
6:30 to 9:00 p.m. Enjoy a tasting adventure by exploring Italian food
and Veramar Wines, not only a delight for the senses but also an
expression of the cultural and traditional heritage. Advanced
reservations required. $30 per person includes paired tasting of
Italian food and wine tasting. 905 Quarry Road,
Berryville. 540-955-5510. www.veramar.com
October
10-11 - Arbor Fest at the Arboretum - Drop by Blandy Farm
between 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. to pick up fall garden
supplies. Choose from a selection of over 50 vendors with
fall plantings and other must haves for the serious gardener. Bring the kids for lots of fun activities! $5 fee per
carload. 400 Blandy Farm Lane, Boyce. 540-837-1758
www.virginia.edu/blandy
October 10 - Winchester Parks Foundation’s
International Children’s Festival - Pick up your passport at the door
and take a trip around the world! This FREE fun and
educational event for the entire family is from 10:00 a.m. – 5:00
p.m. Come ready to learn about countries and cultures from
all over the world through interactive displays, live entertainment and
international food. (540) 533-0603. Jim Barnett Park, 1001 E.
Cork Street, Winchester www.winchesterva.gov/icf
October16 - Shenandoah Valley Hot Air Balloon and Pumpkin Glow -
Picnic on the grounds of historic Long Branch while enjoying live music
and the glow of tethered balloons floating in the skies above
you. Bring your own meal or pick from tasty vendors’
offerings on the grounds. 830 Long Branch Lane,
Millwood. 540-837-1856.
www.historiclongbranch.com
October
17-18 -
Shenandoah Valley Hot Air Balloon and Wine Festival - Indulge in
winetasting as you enjoy panoramic views of hot air balloons, stroll
through artisans’ and crafters’ booths, view antique fire engines, and
let the kids enjoy various activities and entertainments. $10fee
per person. 830 Long Branch Lane, Millwood.
540-837-1856.
www.historiclongbranch.com
October
24 - Market Day: A
festival of olden times and
tankards - Travel back in time to the early days of Winchester
when the Wilderness Road was the best way to go west young man! Enjoy
beer, foods, live music, living history demonstrations, and
dancingdisplays that would have been common along the trail. Sutlers
will have
colonial re-enactment gear for sale. Also tour the period cabin and
Abram's Delight home, the oldest in Winchester originally used as
aQuaker meeting house. (540) 662-6550. 1430 S. Pleasant Valley Road,
Winchester. www.winchesterhistory.org
October
30 - Jordan Springs Hauntings and Happenings Dinner andTour - Dare to take a candlelit tour of the historic mansion
that has had a colorful past as resort to celebrities, monastery, and
rehab center for troubled youth and learn what happens at night in the
Stonewall Jackson room! Follow up the tour with a delightful culinaryfeast prepared by our master chef starting at 7:30. (540)
667-7744. 1160 Jordan Springs Road, Stephenson.
www.HistoricJordanSprings.com
October 31
- 12th Annual Chili Cook Off -
This festival takes chili teams to a whole different level! Chili teams
start cooking on-site beginning in the wee hours of Saturday morning.
The 4-person teams typically have lighthearted themes, but are
completely serious about their chili recipes. Don’t miss the fun!
-Sedalia Center, 1108 Sedalia School Road, Bedford - 434-299-5080
www.sedaliacenter.org
November6-8 - Mistletoe Market - William King Regional Arts Center
presents the 11th annual Mistletoe Market, a holiday gift mart
featuring arts and crafts from local artisans and businesses across the
Southeast. The season's premier shopping event features holiday items,
decorations, jewelry, gourmet foods, clothing, toys, and pottery. www.wkrac.org
November
7 - G.I. Jive -
6:30pm to 11:00pm - 7th Annual G.I. Jive
1940s Dance – Show your support for the National D-Day Memorial while
swinging to the unforgettable tunes of the 1940s. The Memorial’s
annual40s dance will take place at the elegant Hotel Roanoke. The hotel
is
the perfect venue for this amazing evening of fun, food, and dancing.
Black tie optional or period clothing attire. Limited ticketsavailable.
- 540-587-8973 www.dday.org
November
7-8 - Living History Days and Antiques Appraisal
Fair - Step back into the late 18th century during this
special family weekend event. Tour period encampments outdoors, view
living history demonstrations, and hear early Appalachian music
throughout the Manor House. Bring your treasures to this
Antiques Road show style event, where experts provide a customized
verbal appraisal and explanation of each object's special
qualities. (540) 869-2028. 336 Belle Grove Road,
Middletown. www.bellegrove.org
November 7-9
- Holiday Arts, Crafts &
More Extravaganza - This is an annual event. Area artisans,
crafters,authors, and musical artists offer their wares for the perfect
holiday
shopping experience. Sponsored by the GFWC Bedford Woman's and
Jr.Woman's Clubs. Portion of the proceeds from admission will
benefitthe local organizations. - Bedford Elementary School, Below
National
D-Day Memorial, Bedford - 540-586-4712 groups.msn.com/BEDFORDARTSCRAFTSFAIR
November
11 -
Veteran’s Day Observance at National D-Day Memorial - Take time to
honor all who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces during this
specialevent. The program will include special music, guest speakers,
and
recognition of all veterans. Free admission from 10am until noon. -
National D-Day Memorial, 3 Overlord Circle, Bedford - 540-587-8973
www.dday.org
November
14 - Jordan Springs
Give Thanks Dinner and Concert -
Celebrate your thanks at Jordan Springs with a feast to end all feasts.
Once you have tasted delectable culinary masterpieces, you will be
treated to a concert by Winchester Orchestra. The orchestra,
beginningpromptly at 8 p.m., is comprised of 40 top quality
musicians.
(540) 667-7744. 1160 Jordan Springs Road,
Stephenson. www.HistoricJordanSprings.com
November 21 - Thomas Jefferson Wine Festival -
Join Thomas Jefferson at the 1st annual Poplar Forest Wine Festival to
kick off the holidays and celebrate Virginia’s passion for wine! Ticket
price to be determined. Event will run from 12:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest is located at:1548 Bateman Bridge Road
Forest, VA 24551 For more information please call (434) 525-1806 Event
subject to change. www.poplarforest.org
November
21 - December 20 -
Christmas Time’s A’Coming Open House at
Peaks of Otter Winery - Nov 21-22, 28-29-Dec 5-6-,12-13,19-20. Warm
apple cinnamon wine and cider will be offered in the wine tasting
room.Gift packs of wine and canned products will make wonderful
Christmas
gifts. Free Noon-5p.m. Visit the Christmas lights at the Elks National
Home in "The Christmas Capital of Virginia"
www.peaksofotterwinery.com
December4
- Christmas Tours at Belle Grove Plantation - From
10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day enjoy the magic of a Shenandoah Valley
Christmas complete with traditional decorations by regional garden
clubs. Relax after your Daytime or Evening tour with Belle Grove’s own
Spiced Tea and cookies. Children won’t want to miss
Christmasstorytelling and a visit with Santa on Sundays. Candlelight
and daytime
hours available; call for times. (540) 869-2028.
336 Belle Grove Road, Middletown. www.bellegrove.org
December
4 - Jordan Springs
Christmas Dinner and Concert - Share in
the magic of Jordan Springs decorated in holiday splendor including a
horse of a different color, Santa's workshop, nearly 50 Christmas trees
and over 500 ornaments. A delicious culinary feast will begin at
6:30p.m. followed by a performance by the Winchester Orchestra at 8
p.m.
The orchestra is a 40 piece band of top quality musicians with
anamazing repertoire. (540) 667-7744. 1160 Jordan
Springs Road, Stephenson.
www.HistoricJordanSprings.com
December
5 -
Bedford Christmas Parade - Santa will be riding at the end of theparade and will be available for visits and pictures afterward.
Centertown Bedford – 540-586-2148 www.centertownbedford.com
December
7 -
Pearl Harbor Day at the National D-Day Memorial - Join us in
remembering the 68th anniversary of Pearl Harbor. -540-587-8973 D-Day Memorial, 3 Overlord Circle, Bedford
www.dday.org
December
7 - Evan's Home Doll Auction - One of theselovingly hand-crafted dolls could come home with you! Come bid on
exquisite porcelain dolls, dressed in costumes especially crafted by
seamstresses to suit each doll. Preview of dolls begins at 2:00 p.m.
and the bidding frenzy starts at 2:30 p.m. Don't miss the perfect
opportunity to buy an heirloom doll for the little girl or woman in
your life! (540) 662-8520. Ruth Birch Center, 120
Bellview Avenue, Winchester. www.evanshome.org
December11
- Christmas Tours at Belle Grove Plantation -
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day enjoy the magic of a Shenandoah
ValleyChristmas complete with traditional decorations by regional
garden
clubs. Relax after your Daytime or Evening tour with Belle Grove’s own
Spiced Tea and cookies. Children won’t want to miss Christmas
storytelling and a visit with Santa on Sundays. Candlelight and daytime
hours available; call for times. (540) 869-2028.
336 Belle Grove Road, Middletown. www.bellegrove.org
December
18 - Christmas Tours at Belle Grove Plantation -
From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day enjoy the magic of a Shenandoah Valley
Christmas complete with traditional decorations by regional garden
clubs. Relax after your Daytime or Evening tour with Belle Grove’s own
Spiced Tea and cookies. Children won’t want to miss Christmas
storytelling and a visit with Santa on Sundays. Candlelight and daytime
hours available; call for times. (540) 869-2028.
336 Belle Grove Road, Middletown. www.bellegrove.org
December 31 -
January 1 -
6th Annual Enchanted Eve - Enchanted Eve held in cooperation with the
Town of Vinton is Roanoke County’s alcohol-free, community inspired,
New Year’s Eve celebration that begins at 6PM until midnight. All who
attend can find the perfect activity and the perfect way to celebrate
the coming New Year and. All you need to participate in this
spectacular event is an “Enchanted Eve” button, included in the
purchase price is all the fun you can possibly imagine! Call
540-387-6078 www.roanokecountyva.gov/
December
31 - Jordan Springs New Year's Black Tie Dinner and
Concert - Ring in the New Year right at historicJordan Springs this year! Wear your formal attire for this gourmet
dining experience followed by a performance from Winchester Orchestra.
The 40 piece top quality band will begin promptly at 9 p.m. after the
meal. Visit the web site for ticket information. (540)
667-7744. 1160 Jordan Springs Road, Stephenson. www.HistoricJordanSprings.com
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