Wests Rugby Tour 2016 Full Itinerary

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Itinerary Specially Prepared forCANBERRA WESTERN DISTRICT LIONS JUNIOR RUGBY CLUB‘Soak it Up’ 100% Pure New Zealand Rugby Tour July 2016

WELCOMEWelcome once again to the Western District Lions. We have had the pleasure ofhosting you since 2008 and this will be your 6th tour with us. There have beensome wonderful moments and memories over this time and I am sure we will addto them in 2016. We are thoroughly looking forward to spending time with Johnand the Wests crew. Welcome, Haere Mai, and enjoy your stay.

INTRODUCTORY NOTESWeather : July is winter weather, which means it can be very cold. Temperaturesrange from minus degrees in the mornings to 14 degrees during the day (on a goodday!)

Grounds: Grounds may be very wet. At times they are closed because of flooding. If

grounds are closed all effort will be made to find alternative venues. On the rareoccasion this is not possible the game may have to be cancelled. You should ensurethat all players have long studs in their boots. 18mm is recommended. Backs mayprefer shorter studs but blades, will, in most cases, be ineffective.

Game protocol: Most schools in New Zealand have their own haka and it is commonpractice for the host school to perform the haka for overseas visiting teams. This ismeant as a challenge and it is up to the visiting team to accept it as they wish.

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Generally, the team facing the challenge will line up on their own 10m line and ‘front up’. This is seen as the most respectful. Three cheers are performed at theend of the match and players shake hands with the opposition. Some clubs willperform a haka but it is less common than with school teams. It pays to ask beforethe game starts whether there will be a haka. Some teams may perform their hakaat the end of the game.

Mouthguards: Mouthgurards are compulsory at all levels of rugby in New Zealand.The ref will inspect that you have a mouthguard at the start of the game.

Rugby Rules: Crutch binding in the scrums is permitted in New Zealand age grouprugby. Lifting in the lineout is not permitted from U13 and below.

After match Arrangements: It is customary in New Zealand rugby to have an aftermatch function for special visiting teams. It is a tradition we are keen to maintain.The after match is generally held at the host’s clubrooms or school. Speeches aremade by the MC and respective captains. Often the visiting coach or manager is

also invited to speak. There is always an exchange of gifts. This can take the formof a plaque/pendant, club or school ties, player’s jersey, touring booklet, pins/badges, beanies or something else that has been prepared. Food is then served.

First Aid: It is not compulsory to have a first aid officer at every game. Initial firstaid is generally administered by coaching and/or management staff. Emergencyservices are available for more serious injuries. The emergency number in NewZealand is 111. There are after hours medical services available in all main centres.If medical treatment is required because of an accident, the Accident CompensationCommission pays for initial treatment â! “ although a surcharge is required to bepaid by the patient. Total Rugby will assist with coordinating medical servicesincluding physiotherapy. It is expected that tour groups will have their own travel

insurance to cover medical expenses. Operators of tourist services have their ownpolicies regarding health and safety and issues arising should be managed directlywith them.

The Christchurch 24 Hour Surgery is located at 931 Colombo Street (cornerColombo Street & Bealey Avenue), Phone 03 365 7777In Wanaka The Aspiring Medical Centre is located at 23 Cardrona Valley Road.Phone 03 443 0725 (24 hours)Queenstown Medical Centre is located at 9 Isle Street, Queenstown. Open 7 days.Phone 03 441 0500

Equipment: Total Rugby has a number of training balls available. Please make an

early request for other specific equipment if required as it is possible to source arange of gear.

Ice: Ice for sideline treatment of injuries is available from nearly all service stationsand supermarkets. It is recommended that teams bring an insulated container forstoring ice at matches.



Meals: Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included daily throughout your itinerary.Breakfasts are continental (typically cereal, toast and spreads, tea/coffee), lunchesare packed and are to be collected each day as you leave breakfast, dinners are twocourse (main course and dessert) or buffet.

Itinerary Times: All the times shown on this itinerary have been booked andconfirmed with the accommodation providers and activity operators. For meal timechanges please liaise directly with the hotel. If you wish to change timings for anyactivities or find you are running behind schedule please contact Total Rugby sothat we can inform the operator

Vouchers: On your arrival your tour leader will be given a voucher bookletcontaining the vouchers you will be required to hand over to our operators for thevarious activities included in your tour.

Laundry: Self-service coin operated laundry facilities are available at youraccommodation providers

Security/valuables: This is your own responsibility. Valuables have been stolenbefore. Please never assume that it will be okay to leave valuables unattended orgear rooms unlocked. Every attempt will be made to assist you with your ownsecurity.

Liaison: Total Rugby staff will be available 24 hours. Please use the cell phonenumbers on this page. Our staff will not always be with you during your activitiesbut we will check in with you each day, either in the evening to discuss the day’sevents and go over the next day, or in the morning. There are other people who arealso available to assist in most centres you will visit. They will either be the localTotal Rugby Coordinator or someone appointed by Total Rugby.

Luggage: Due to coach luggage capacity it is requested that each person is limitedto one suitcase and one carry-on bag. If your luggage is going to exceed this pleaseadvise Total Rugby prior to your arrival.

Rugby Boots: New Zealand has very strict biosecurity regulations, during your flightplease complete the Passenger Arrival Card supplied by the airline with care andensure rugby boots are clean prior to your departure.

Gear:We recommend everyone brings two towels with them.Swim wear and towel will be required at Hanmer Springs Thermal Reserve

Emergency and Risk Management: Total Rugby have an Emergency ManagementPlan that you will have a copy of. Staff will take you through this and ask for a signoff.



SATURDAY 02 JULYCANBERRA/CHRISTCHURCH

2250 Arrive Christchurch on Qantas flight QF139

On arrival you will be required to clear customs and immigration formalities.You will be met and welcomed by Total Rugby staff who will assist with yourcoach transfer to your accommodation.

Check in to The Garden Hotel where accommodation is confirmed for 3nights.

Accommodation : The Garden Hotel110 Marshland RoadShirley, ChristchurchPhone: 03 385 3132

SUNDAY 03 JULYCHRISTCHURCH

0830 Breakfast at your hotel. Packed lunches will be available to collect afterbreakfast

0930 Depart by coach for a short city tour. You will see some of the damagecaused by the series of earthquakes that hit Christchurch during 2010 and2011 and the steps the city is taking towards its recovery

1100 Stop at Burwood Park for team walk through, then return to The GardenHotel for a lunch break and match preparation

1315 Depart by coach for Hagley Park, venue for todays match. The coach will dropyou at the High School Old Boys changing facilities on Ayr Street, over theroad from the Hagley Park fields.



1430 MATCH 1 - Vs High School Old Boys Rugby Club U13

Old Boys is one of New Zealand's most distinguished rugby clubs. A proud tradition stretching over 100 years has produced some ofthis country's most well known players including: Bob Deans,scorer of the infamous "try that wasn't" against Wales in 1905,Canterbury's famous halfback/first five pairing, Justin Marshall and

Andrew Mehrtens, Aaron Mauger and international star, DanCarter.

The match will be followed by an aftermatch function. Supporters andfamilies are invited to attend.

1700 Coach departs from High School Old Boys clubrooms to return to the GardenHotel

1830 Dinner at your accommodation.

MONDAY 04 JULYCHRISTCHURCH

0730 This morning you will be joined for breakfast by a celebrity NewZealand rugby player. Learn about the life of a professional rugby player overbreakfast, there will be an opportunity for photographs andautographs. Packed lunches will be available to collect after breakfast

Andrew Ellis

Halfback Andrew Ellis was selected for the All Blacks squad in2006 after just over a year on the New Zealand first-class rugbyscene, playing in the Rebel Sport Super14 with the championCrusaders and in the Air New Zealand Cup with Canterbury.He missed the 2006 Super 14 final after sustaining a kneeinjury.He made his All Black debut against England at Twickenham. Asa member of the 2011 World Cup winning team he came on asa replacement in the final against France and kicked the ballinto touch to win the game.His last All Black test was against Manu Samoa in 2015

Andy started his rugby career as a forward, making several

Canterbury age-group sides, before switching to halfback at the age of 15.

New Zealand Under 21 in 2005 Junior All Blacks 2007

Provincial Caps 125Super Caps 151

All Blacks in 2006-2015|Test Caps 28



Joe Moody

Joe was born in Christchurch and went to Christ’s College. Hedebuted for Canterbury in 2011. He was a member of theCrusaders wider training squad for the 2013 Super Rugby seasonand later got called into the playing squad. That same year he gotthe call up for the All Blacks to act as injury cover. He made the 31man squad for the 2015 RWC as a late cover for Woodcock andCrockett. He played in the final against Australia. Joe was also anaccomplished wrestler up until he turned 21 and winning nationaland international titles, including a Junior Commonwealth GamesBronze medal.

Maori All Blacks 2015 - 2 caps

Provincial Caps 21Super Caps 136

All Blacks in 2015 - Test Caps 8

0915 Transfer by coach to Burwood Park for this mornings trainingsession

0930 Total Rugby Training Experience -2 hour session conducted byelite Canterbury level coaches.

Dave Perrin 2005 – 2016 COACHING – NEW ZEALAND RUGBY

UNIONage group coach and selector plusRegional Coach Development Manager

South Island 2010 – 2012 COACHING FACILITATOR AND SKILLS

ADVISOR to Hawaii, Shanghai and BrazilRugby

2011 – Present LINCOLN UNIVERSITY RUGBY CLUB IRB / New Zealand

IRB Accredited TrainerIRB Coach Educator, NZRU/IRB Level 3/4Accredited Coach

Joe Maddock: Joe was appointed assistant coach for the

Canterbury ITM Cup team in 2015, which the team won thenational title. Joe has a huge amount of playing experienceas a winger/fullback. He has represented Canterbury,Crusaders, Bath, Saracens and Benetton Rugby Treviso. Joehas also represented Canterbury in Basketball.

Return to your hotel late morning



1300 Depart by coach for Spencerville, just north of Christchurch where itstime for some team building fun in the trees.

1330 ADRENALIN FOREST Adrenalin Forest is a multi-level aerial obstaclecourse!! It includes 6 pathways from 1.5 to 20meters high, 100 challenges and is more than2km long.

1630 Depart Adrenalin Forest to return to the Garden Hotel

1830 Dinner at the hotel

TUESDAY 05 JULYCHRISTCHURCH/HANMER SPRINGS/KAIKOURA

0800 Breakfast at The Garden Hotel. Your packed lunches will be available to

collect after breakfast. Then check out.

0900 Depart Christchurch by coach for Kaikoura. Travellingnorth from Christchurch through the wineries region ofWaipara. Stop at Hanmer Springs for a visit to the worldfamous Hanmer Springs Thermal Pools & Spa whereyou can enjoy the thermal pools and waterslides

HANMER SPRINGS THERMAL RESERVE Set in a breathtaking natural landscape, surrounded byforests and mountains, the award-winning

Thermal Pools offers visitors a wide range ofexperiences, from soothing indulgence to exciting familyfun. The Thermal Pools & Spa has nine open-air thermal

pools, three sulphur pools and four private thermal pools, as well as a sauna/steam room. A fresh-water,heated pool and a popular family activity area, complete with water slidesand water toys and picnic area, ensure the Thermal Pools & Spa offersomething for everyone. Group leader to present voucher including admission and waterslides

Time for a short walk around the village of Hanmer Springs



1430 Depart Hanmer Springs for Kaikoura via the Inland Road which takes youpast the entrance to the ski village of Mt Lyford. Arrive Kaikoura midafternoon for your overnight cultural experience. Kaikoura is a base forwildlife experiences of all kinds – it’s also a great place to eat crayfish (in theMaori language 'kai' means food, 'koura' means crayfish). Kaikoura'senvironment is truly spectacular – the village is caught between the ruggedSeaward Kaikoura Range and the Pacific Ocean. In winter the mountains arecovered with snow, adding to the drama of the landscape. Kaikoura’s specialtalent is marine mammal encounters – whales, fur seals and dolphins livepermanently in the coastal waters.

1615 Arrive Takahanga Marae where you will be welcomed on to the mare in thetraditional manner.

TAKAHANGA MARAE The Marae is the standingplace for the Ng"ti Kuritribe. The Marae, buildingsand grounds are sacred andhas Mana that has to berespected by everybodywho enters the Maraegrounds - it is wahii tapu.The house that standstoday is on the exact site ofthe original house, whichstood some 200 years ago.The original Marae wasbuilt some 450 years ago

by K"ti Mamoe. The currentMarae was built in the mid-1980's and the Wharenui (meeting house)

officially opened in January 1992. Beautifully carved it was built in honour ofour tupuna Maru Kaitatea, son of the Chief Purahonui who led Ng"ti Kurisouth in a migration from the Wairarapa. Purahonui was killed during themigration and Maru Kaitatea took his father's place as Chief and eventuallysettled in this area claiming mana whenua after being challenged to eat froma sacred poha (kelp bag) which contained the first fruits of the season. Thesefruits were tapu and were meant for high ranking chiefs only. Whoever atefrom the poha and survived could claim manawhenua. Maru Kaitatea was theChief who ate from the poha – thus claiming the area of Kaik#ura.).Kaik#ura's exact name is Te Ahi kai koura a Tama ki te Rangi – the place

where Tama ki te Rangi cooked crayfish.

1830 Dinner at the marae this evening

WEDNESDAY 06 JULYKAIKOURA/CHRISTCHURCH

0800 Breakfast at the marae. Packed lunches will be provided Then check out.



Free time this morning to explore Kaikoura, a visit to the OhauWaterfall and seal colony will be included, prior to match preparation

1400 Arrival time at Takahanga Park, home grounds of the Kaikoura RFC andvenue for your second tour match

1500 MATCH 2 Vs Kaikoura Rugby Club U13

The match will be followed by an aftermatch function(lunch),supporters and family are invited to attend.

1730 Board your coach and depart Hanmer Springs to return toChristchurch where you will check back into The Garden Hotel for afurther 2 night stay


THURSDAY 07 JULYCHRISTCHURCH

0800 Breakfast at the hotel. Your packed lunches will be available to collect afterbreakfast.

0915 Depart by coach for Burwood park

0930 Total Rugby Training Experience (2 hours) conducted by eliteCanterbury level coaches.

Hugh Galvan

Senior Lecturer of Sport Coaching and Physical Education atUniversity of Canterbury College of Education. Massey RugbyPracticum top graduate 2001. Canterbury Under 19 HeadCoach 2006, 2007, 2008. Canterbury B Provincial (forwardCoach). 2010 - 2014. Coached Div 3 National ProvincialChampionship 2003, 2004 International Rugby Board (IRB)Coach Trainer for the Pacific/Asia 2006 - 2016 (2 in NZ)



New Zealand Rugby Union Resource Coach 2006, - 2016.

NZRU Massey Rugby Practicum Course Facilitator. Hugh has recently beenworking with the Samoan side where they played the Springboks in theInternational Quadrangular final in 2013, coached them through 2014 andtook the team to the RWC in 2015.

Specialises in coach development, establishing culture - visions and values,long term planning

John Haggart : Assistant Coach NZ Under 19 1994,1995, 1996 Assistant Coach NZ Under 21 1997, 1998, 1999. Senior ClubCoach Dunedin 1998, 1999. Otago Senior B coach 1998, 1999.Head Coach Sannix Japan 2000, 2001, 2002. Otago Provincialassistant coach 2004, 2005. Highlanders defence coach 2004,2005. Canterbury backs coach 2006, 2007, 2008. Position: No 10Played Otago 119 caps 1983 – 1991.Coach Lincoln University Seniors 2010-2016 (Won competition in2015)Current: Assistant coach with Canterbury NPC and Director of CrusaderInternational High Performance Unit.

1145 Depart Burwood Park for your hotel for a lunch break.

1300 This afternoon depart by coach to cool off at the Antarctic Centre beforeheading to Action Karts for some high octane fun on the race track

1330 INTERNATIONAL ANTARCTIC CENTRE AND NZ PENGUIN ENCOUNTER the T

Established in 1992, the Antarctic Attraction is located in the heart of aworking Antarctic campus at Christchurch International Airport. It is fromhere that many Antarctic missions are organized. With this in mind, the

Antarctic Attraction is designed to bring a powerful and memorableexperience of Antarctica to visitors in a fun, exciting and informative way .Included in your admission is a ride on the Hagglund all terrain vehicle. Sitback, hold on and experience travelling across rough terrain in thisunique and exciting machine. This ride is the only one of its type in theworld!! Watch the Little Blue Penguins be hand fed and experience the 4DMovie.Group leader to present voucher



1530 Depart by coach for Action Karts Indoor Go Karting

1600 ACTION KARTS Action Kart Raceway is New Zealand’s only clay base go kart track. Itsawesome fun and something totally different. The track features the driftingexperience, tighter more technical corners and long fast sweeping straights. Group leader to present voucher

Once everyone has had their turn behind the steering wheel you coach willdepart to return to your hotel.

1830 Dinner at your hotel

FRIDAY 08 JULYCHRISTCHURCH/WANAKA

0730 Breakfast at your accommodation. Your packed lunches will be available tocollect after breakfast. Then check out.

0900 Depart by coach for Wanaka. As you leave Christchurch stop at the Cookie

Time Factory Shop. Todays journey will take you from sea level to close bythe highest point of New Zealand. You’ll begin with the flat green tranquilityof the Canterbury Plains, but it won’t be long before you climb to thetussocky wilds of the high country. Amazing turquoise lakes announce yourarrival in the Aoraki Mt Cook region. Time for a short stop at Lake Tekapo.Depart Lake Tekapo and continue south, if the sky is clear you should be ableto view New Zealand’s tallest mountain- Mt Cook. The road through to Twizelhugs the edge of Lake Pukaki. The exquisite opaque turquoise colour of thislake and others in the area is caused by fine glacier-ground rock particlesheld in suspension. Arrive into Wanaka late afternoon.



Check in to Zula Lodge where accommodation has been confirmed for onenight. You have exclusive use of the lodge which is dormitory styleaccommodation

Accommodation: Zula Lodge8 Wexford StreetWanakaPhone 03 443 9487

1800 Depart by coach fro Cinema Paradiso where you enjoy a night at themovies with pizza dinner.

1830 CINEMA PARADISO Wanaka is home to Cinema Paradiso, “thebest little cinema in the world”. CinemaParadiso is not your average run-of-the-mill

cinema, the moment you step through thedoors into the café/entrance area you areaware this cinema is different. The seducingsmell of freshly baked cookies and homemade

pizzas hit you as soon as you enter CinemaParadiso. Pick your seat: a couch, plane seator the Cinema Paradiso car!! Included in your package is movie ticket, bagof popcorn per person to take into the movie, pizzas to be served duringintermission, a freshly baked home-made cookie and ice-cream per person totake back into the cinema for the second half of the movie.Group leader to present voucher

Return to Zula Lodge by coach at the conclusion of the movie

SATURDAY 09 JULYWANAKA

0800 Buffet breakfast at Albert Town Tavern (20 Alison Avenue), a very short walkfrom Zula Lodge. Please collect your packed lunch as you leave breakfast.

0945 Depart by coach for Puzzling World

1000 PUZZLING WORLD

A world unique attraction, Puzzling World hasbeen pioneering weird and wonderful puzzlingeccentricity for over 40 years. A must see whentraveling to the Southern Lakes region.Group leader to present voucher

Free time to explore Wanaka



1400 BUBBLE SOCCER & ARCHERY COMBAT

Bubble Soccer - the most entertaining game of soccer you will ever play, asthis is soccer with a twist! Participants are inside inflatable zorb-like ballswhich makes scoring goals difficult to say the least, particularly while beingrolled, bowled and generally shunted all over the show. With the amount of

laughter this game generates, goals scored won’t be the only scores to besettled! Games are run in two halves with an intermission, allowing team-building and strategising to come into play. Points are awarded for goalsscored – with bonus points for opposition players knocked over!

Archery Tag - This is a new combat sport that uses specially designed Archery bows and safe, foam-tipped arrows. Archery Tag This activity is across between dodgeball and paintball with a bow and foam tipped arrows.Two teams battle it out to eliminate the opposition team members by taggingthem with an arrow, or by catching arrows fired at them This exciting, action-

packed game offers the ultimate combat experience that engages everyone.It is intense enough for thrill seekers and safe enough for kids to play.Group Leader to Present Voucher

Return to Zula Lodge late afternoon

1830 Dinner tonight at Albert Town Tavern

SUNDAY 10 JULYQUEENSTOWN

0800 Buffet breakfast at Albert Town Tavern. Please collect your packed lunch asyou leave breakfast.

Check out of Zula Lodge and depart for Mt Aspiring College, venue for todaysmatch

1100 Match 3 Vs Mt Aspiring College U13

Mt Aspiring College has a proud rugby tradition.Rugby is an important feature for the local Wanakacommunity. The schools and clubs have greatfacilities and you be well hosted.



The match will be followed by an aftermatch function, supporters andfamily are invited to attend.

1330 Depart Wanaka for Queenstown where you will check in to Swiss-Belresort Coronet Peak. Accommodation is confirmed here for your final 3tour nights

Accommodation: Swiss-Belresort CoronetPeak161 Arthurs Point RoadQueenstownPhone 03 442 7850

Located just 7 minutes drive from the livelydowntown Queenstown, Swiss-BelresortCoronet Peak is the perfect location to escapeand relax surrounded by nature.


MONDAY 11 JULYQUEENSTOWN

0800 Breakfast at your hotel

1000 Depart by coach for the short drive to Skyline’s gondola base.

SKYLINE GONDOLA AND LUGEReputed to be the steepest lift in the Southern Hemisphere, the gondolacarries visitors high above Queenstown to the Skyline complex located on

Bob's Peak.Numerous observation decks around the complex offer breathtaking views ofCoronet Peak & The Remarkables, over Queenstown and across LakeWakatipu to Cecil and Walter Peaks. Truly magnificent and awe-inspiring.Once you are at the top its time to hit the luge track - the scenery's a blur!Hurtle down a winding downhill track through the trees. Race through thebends, or pull in for a breather and enjoy the panorama. Burn it up on theadvanced track or cruise sedately down the scenic track. Then hop on thechairlift and do it all again.Skyline Luge - it's 800 metres of fast-paced freedom.Once is never enough!Your package includes gondola, 2 luge rides per person and buffet lunch atthe Skyline Restaurant. Buffet Lunch is booked for 12 midday

Group Leader to present voucher

http://www.swiss-belresortcoronetpeak.com/x,993,2347/experiences.html



1400 Descend the gondola and depart by coach for the nearby Shotover Jet baseat Gorge Road, Arthurs Point for “the worlds most exciting jetboatexperience”. Wrap up warm – hat, gloves, scarf, sunglasses and a jacket areessential!!

1430 SHOTOVER JET

Take a unique breathtaking ride through the dramatic and narrow Canyons,and hold on tight for Queenstown’s only exhilarating full 360 degree spins.“Can you handle the Canyons?”with award winning Shotover Jet.The only company permitted tooperate in the spectacularShotover River canyons. Pleasenote your check in time is2:30pm for 15 people (on thewater on 3:00pm) and check inat 3:00pm for 14 people, on the

water at 3:30pm. It isimportant that you arrive on time.Group Leader to present voucher

Return to your hotel after jet boating


2000 This evening enjoy some indoor bowling with Strike Bowl located at yourhotel. Please arrive at Strike Bowl by 7:30pm so you are ready to start at8:00pm

STRIKE BOWL Queenstown's only full size 7 lane ten pin bowling andentertainment centre. Great for all ages, Strike Bowl bringsmore than just bowling but also Timezone arcade games,

pool tables, air hockey and table soccer. Within the bowlingalley there is a bar and food made to order from the hotelskitchen. 2 games per person

TUESDAY 12 JULYQUEENSTOWN

0800 Breakfast this morning at your hotel, your packed lunches will be

available to collect after breakfast.

0945 Depart your hotel by coach for Cromwell. venue for your final tour match



1200 MATCH 4 - Cromwell Rugby Club U13The Cromwell Rugby Club has been around for 128 yearsmaking it one of the oldest in the country. It has a long andproud history and is renowned for its Central Otagohospitality.The match will be followed by an aftermath function.Supporters and families are invited to attend.

1430 Depart Cromwell for Queenstown. Enjoy some leisure time in centralQueenstown prior to returning to your hotel.


WEDNESDAY 13 JULYQUEENSTOWN/CANBERRA

0800 Breakfast this morning at your hotel, packed lunches will be available to

collect after breakfast. Check out time is 10am. Your luggage will be storedfor you at the hotelFree time today prior to your airport transfer early afternoon.

1200 Coach departs hotel for Queenstown Airport

1525 Depart Queenstown on board flight QF122

Your Tour Arrangements TerminateWe wish you a safe journey home

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