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Cincinnati Parks. Free. All of the time. Todays a great day to explore your favorite park--or one youve never been to before.

If your Cincinnati Parks are something that youre thankful for, consider the Cincinnati Parks Foundation this Tuesday for #givingTuesday . Read more about our impact and how you can help. #linkinbio

This week, were focused on gratitude. There is so much to be thankful for in our Cincinnati Parks. Were sharing some of what we are grateful for in our beautiful parks. Today we hear from Sheila Simmons, CPF Board Member:

Im so thankful for the peace and tranquility the parks offer me. Life is so busy that I sometimes need to go to my favorite park and breathe. Its a unique experience, especially this time of year when the leaves are changing colors!

Read more about all the things were thankful for in our Cincinnati Parks (#linkinbio) and tell us about what is filling your heart with gratitude in our parks in the comments below.

📷 Ian Hebenstreit

This week, were focused on gratitude. There is so much to be thankful for in our Cincinnati Parks. Were sharing some of what we are grateful for in our beautiful parks. Today we hear from Steve Landers the Director of Finance for the Cincinnati Parks Foundation.

My family and I often hike in Cincinnati Parks on Thanksgiving day. This time of year, Im particularly thankful for the trails in our parks, all the work done on them, both past and present, to build bridges, clear the paths of fallen trees, and all the general maintenance of the 65 miles of trails in our park.

Read more about all the things were thankful for in our Cincinnati Parks (#linkinbio) and tell us about what is filling your heart with gratitude in our parks in the comments below.

📷 Ian Hebenstreit

We were saddened to learn of the passing of our friend Dr. ODell Owens. We were so grateful to know him and thankful for his leadership on the recent Ezzard Charles project. Cincinnati is a better place because of him.

This week, were focused on gratitude. There is so much to be thankful for in our Cincinnati Parks. Were sharing some of what we are grateful for in our beautiful parks. Today we hear from Lee Lindner, Womens Committee of Cincinnati Parks Vice Chair:

Im so thankful to have an incredible park and playground within walking distance from our house where I can take my active toddler for free without getting in the car and teach him how awesome nature and fresh air are. Its also been a nice place to meet and talk with new people each time we go and develop park friends. Im equally thankful to have made really great friends through the Womens Committee and volunteering for the Hats Off Luncheon. The Parks have taught me a lot about trees and flowers. They are so impressive and beautiful in every season and I get excited to return to the park to see whats popped up next.

Read more about all the things were thankful for in our Cincinnati Parks (#linkinbio) and tell us about what is filling your heart with gratitude in our parks in the comments below.

📷 Ian Hebenstreit
@leelindner

This week, were focused on gratitude. There is so much to be thankful for in our Cincinnati Parks. Were sharing some of what we are grateful for in our beautiful parks. Today we hear from one of our Emerging Leaders, Emily Headley:

Spending time in our Cincinnati parks provides me an outlet to wash away the stresses of everyday life. To take in the calmness and peacefulness that nature offers. To slow down and think about what really matters most. For this, I am grateful.

Read more about all the things were thankful for in our Cincinnati Parks (#linkinbio) and tell us about what is filling your heart with gratitude in our parks in the comments below.

📷 Ian Hebenstreit

This week, were focused on gratitude. There is so much to be thankful for in our Cincinnati Parks. Were sharing some of what our team is most grateful for in our beautiful parks. Today, we hear from Cincinnati Parks Foundation Executive Director, Jennifer Hafner-Spieser, who says, Im grateful for park planners, Kessler and Strauch who had the initial vision to create tree-lined streets, beautiful overlooks, pockets of greenspace and iconic pieces of architecture. We are a city built within a park system. ”

Read more what is filling our hearts with gratitude--#linkinbio Then share with us-- what are you thankful for in Cincinnati Parks? Tell us in comments below.

📷 Ian Hebenstreit

Thank you to the Cincinnati Parks Facilities team for rebuilding the bridge on French Parks C loop section of the trail, a project supported by the Cincinnati Parks Foundation. It turns out that if a tree falls in the woods, we may not hear it, but it can do some damage. Now the bridge is fixed and all ready for your weekend hikes.

📷 @cincyparks
@friendsoffrenchpark

Our citys beautiful parks and greenspaces are magical, but they dont happen by accident. It takes a vision, a team, and a lot of work. Congrats to the 2022 Phyllis W. Smale award winner, @groundworkorv, for their work this week in planting over 70 new trees in Lower Price Hill. A new tree is always a good thing. Still, even more, it is the community spirit, teamwork, and collaboration between the Cincinnati Parks Foundation, Groundwork ORV, @cincyparks @madtreebrewing, and @greenumbrellacincy that made it all happen. Those trees will continue to grow, and so will these partnerships that make incredible things happen.

Looks like were on to something.

Were proud of the award-winning adaptive hiking programs that make sure that everyone can access our great outdoors. Were excited to learn that this is a trend catching on in parks everywhere. Read more about the organizations that are ensuring equitable access to parks and greenspaces around the country.
🔗 #linkinbio 🔗

@cincyparks
@luke5adventures

Calling all obLITTERators!

Come say hello to us and goodbye to litter this Saturday, November 19 from 12-2pm at Burnet Woods. Well meet at the bandstand and will provide litter pickers, trash bags, and gloves. We cant wait to talk some trash and keep our parks looking beautiful. Let us know if youre joining us. Registration #linkinbio

@cincyparks
@preserve_burnetwoods

Whether youre enjoying the colors of the falling leaves--or grumbling as you rake them up, theres no denying that trees do so much. They beautify communities, provide shade and natural stormwater management, remove pollution from the air, and absorb carbon dioxide from the environment. This fall, we wrapped up another Fall ReLeaf program, giving away 1,000 trees around Cincinnati with Dynegy, @cincyparks and @madtreebrewing -- Read more about the impact of this project #linkinbio

There are so many stories of bravery, valor, and love of country that we can tell about the veterans we are honoring today. The Cincinnati Black Brigade sculpture in the John G. and Phyllis W. Smale Riverfront Park tells a meaningful story of 718 heroes. It was the first organized African American group employed for military duty in the Civil War. The Cincinnati Black Brigade helped fortify our city from Confederate forces. It was the Honorable State Representative William L. Mallory Sr., who championed this project and this soldier was modeled after him, giving extra significance to this piece of public art sculpted by the talented John Hebenstreit. We give thanks today to all who have served our city and our country and we are proud that our parks hold monuments to so many dedicated individuals. Special thanks to the family of William L. Mallory, Sr. for the continued impact they make within our community.

Theres something special about a park.

You can enjoy it every season of the year. You can visit by yourself, with a friend, or with a big group of friends. You can run, hike, or climb--or just be.

Were so grateful for everyone who supported the Hats Off Luncheon this year to help make sure you can enjoy your Cincinnati Parks every day and anyway.

Plans are already underway for our 2023 event. Stay tuned for more news about how you can get involved.

🔗 #linkinbio 🔗
@cincyparks
📷 @paigepederzani

The new bronze sculpture of Ezzard Charles, in his namesake park, is just one way that we remember this Cincinnati legend and West End hero.

You can literally follow in the boxing great’s footsteps, thanks to a collaboration between Cincinnati Parks Foundation and go Vibrant, you can run one of Ezz’s training routes, including the Crosstown Climb, from Ezzard Charles Park to Eden Park and back.

🎥 @kailahthecreative

Theres power in movement. And magic In wellness.

Thats something that weve learned over the past few years, as the Cincinnati Parks Foundation has worked with the be.well program through @CincyChildrens . be.well is a fitness and wellness program for patients in the Hospitals Occupational Therapy and Physical Therapy (OTPT) department.

Parents everywhere know it can be hard to get your child to try something new. be.well is especially rewarding when kids with challenges say yes to new things--from running a 5K, learning to ride a bike, trying martial arts, and more. They reach their OTPT goals, improve their fitness, gain confidence and even make new friends. Their parents, who watch on with pride, often join in the fitness journey and make new friends as well. All while enjoying Cincinnati Parks.

Co-directors of the be.well program, Dr. Jenny Angeli and Dr. Danny Meyer talk about the origins of this award-winning program--inspired by one single patient who wanted to run one single mile--and the importance of movement on Cincy Childrens podcast, Young & Healthy. Give it a listen and be on the lookout for how you can get involved with be.well in Cincinnati Parks.

@cincyparks

🔗 #linkinbio🔗

Mary, Mary, quite contrary. How does your garden grow?

Our team of staff, board members and volunteers at the Cincinnati Parks Foundation are the stewards of the 130 parks and green spaces in Cincinnati, so its hard to find a place in the city that we havent worked to make a little better than when we found it. One of our dedicated board members and volunteer, Mary Jo Bazeley, has made it her personal mission to have the garden outside of our offices looking beautiful at all times--in addition to all of the other great things she does in our parks and in our city. Shes anything but contrary, but boy does our garden now grow. We love seeing it each and every season of the year. Thank you, @mjobazeley

How do we support Cincinnatis neighborhood parks? Let us count the ways.

We can think of 57 ways we helped out in Mt. Echo Park last weekend when our ObLITTERators removed 57 bags of trash from the park. Sure, its a dirty job, but one were happy to do. And we have a lot of fun doing it, too. Join us at our next monthly event, coming soon to a neighborhood park near you.

#linkinbio to learn about how you can join this team of park superheroes and our November gathering.

Project Update

When Eden Parks Capitoline Wolf statue was reported missing in June of this year, we teamed up with the Sons and Daughters of Italy to replace the stolen she-wolf statue with a new one, which will be cast from the original mold in Florence Italy.

Our fundraising continues for this effort and were making great progress, thanks to a generous anonymous donor and a delicious ravioli supper fundraiser. Read more about this project and how you can help

Congrats to Cincinnati Parks Foundation board member Edna Keown, an honoree for the 2022 Cincinnati Enquirer Woman of the Year. Edna is a dedicated board member and volunteer for the Cincinnati Parks Foundation, supporting us in almost every initiative. If we’re in need of a volunteer, Edna is there with a big smile and contagious enthusiasm. Congrats, Edna! Edna is now the third Woman of the Year represented on the Cincinnati Parks Foundation board. We’re so lucky to have Kelly Kolar from Kolar Design and Susan Abernethy Frank, who have both also earned this distinction of honor, currently on our board.

Read more about Edna and all she does in this community #linkinbio

@kolar_kelly
@kolardesign
@safrank1942
@egkeown

We interrupt your regularly scheduled programming with a dance party, courtesy of @dancefix_by_hbdc . The year’s Hats Off Luncheon was special in so many ways, including dancing our way into the tent to continue the celebration. There’s always something to celebrate in our parks so why not head to your favorite Cincinnati Park today and do a little happy dance!

Dear gourd, we do love Halloween. Who says your hike through your favorite Cincinnati Park cant be pumpkin spice flavored? We spied these jack-o-lanterns at Caldwell Nature Preserve. Whether youre trick-or-treating, waiting for the Great Pumpkin, or carving out some time for Halloween fun, were all wishing you a scary Halloween and a happy Boo year!

Now available at your local Spirit Halloween or pick up your ObLITTERator costume this Sunday at Mt. Echo Park. Keep your Cincinnati Parks clean and get ready for trick-or-treating all at the same time.

Register now #linkinbio and we hope to see you on Sunday!

Dont Trash My Nati! Were applauding Cincinnatis effort to keep our city beautiful. If you havent yet heard, Cincinnati neighborhoods can organize community clean ups with the opportunity to win $10,000 for a neighborhood beautification project. Read more about the initiative #linkinbio

If you have been following us for a while you know we love to talk a little trash. So come flex your litter muscles and join us for our next clean up this Sunday! The Oblitterators are making their monthly appearance on Sunday from 12-2pm at Mt. Echo park. Join us for a fun, productive outing that will help keep our parks always looking their best. Then, take our best litter picking tips back to your own neighborhood and see the difference you can make. Visit our website to learn more and register for the event.

Two things we know are true:

1. Its always a good day to make a new friend.
AND
2. Its always a good day to explore your Cincinnati Parks.

Make a good day great by exploring your favorite Cincinnati Park and making a new friend. We love this list from The Enquirer with the best places to meet new people, who just may become new friends. And one of our favorite places made the list: weekly yoga at Burnet Woods. This class is a great way to connect with friends, neighbors, and more—all thanks to a generous donation by the Fink family and the Stewards of Burnet Woods. So many stories start in our Cincinnati Parks. Check out this list #linkinbio and check out one of our many programs and maybe your next chapter will start in one of our many parks, too.

@enquirer
@worldpeaceyoga

Trees make us feel happier. They remove pollution. They help save energy. They provide natural storm water management. Thats why the Cincinnati Parks Foundation is proud to sponsor the ReLeaf program for @cincyparks with @madtreebrewing and Dynegy that provides free trees for Cincinnati homeowners that can be planted in their yards anywhere a tree can thrive. This program has given away over 20,000 trees so far and is helping to improve the tree canopy coverage in Cincinnati.

A hike through the park can do so much for the body and the soul. Thats why we have worked with the be.well program from Cincinnati Childrens to create an adaptive hiking program to give kids with disabilities the opportunity to explore our parks in a whole new ways. This weekend was our final hike for the season, wrapping up a great year for the award-winning be.well that included yoga, dancing, running, strength training, and martial arts--all in Cincinnati Parks.

Heartfelt thanks to our talented, creative committee chairs for their vision for then 16th annual Hats Off Luncheon and the incredible teamwork to pull it all off. We couldnt have done it without you. Thanks to Lisa Dir, Volunteer and Logistics chair; Rosemary Schlachter, Sponsorship chair; Chrissie Blatt; Decor and Entertainment chair; and Linda Holthaus, Host chair.

📸 @paigepederzani
@chrissieblattcreative

Each year at the Hats Off Luncheon, we present the Phyllis W. Smale Award, which recognizes outstanding achievement, inspiring leadership, exemplary service and creative vision in many areas related to horticulture and city beautification. This year, we presented the award to Groundwork Ohio River Valley (Groundwork ORV), a nonprofit organization on a mission of regeneration, improvement, and management of the physical environment by developing community-based partnerships that empower people, businesses, and organizations to promote environmental, economic, and social well-being.

📸 @paigepederzani
@groundworkorv
@cincyparks

A special thanks to our honorary co-chairs of the 16th Annual Hats Off Luncheon, Deana Taylor and Brian L. Tiffany. This dynamic duo brought energy and enthusiasm to make it all happen. After two years of socially-distanced events, this years Hats Off Luncheon was more than a fundraiser--it was a celebration. And we cant thank these two enough for their dedication to this event and our mission.

📸 @paigepederzani
@cincyparks
@brianltiffany

We had such a great time @skatedowntowncincy — what a fun way to roll through the weekend!

Blink is in the books. And we’re all still glowing from a wonderful weekend spent with all of you! From SkateFest Cincy at Sawyer Point, to the Enchanted Forest at the Schmidlapp Lawn to Breonna’s Garden in the Gardner Family Tree Grove and Rose Garden, and beyond.

@cincyparks @kolardesign @moerleinlh @skatedowntowncincy @vadermixx @djbrian_guinness @dj_kombat @djapryl @djpillo @djguywes @djmicdrop @blinkcincinnati

Dont blink or youll miss it! Were so excited to have provided the backdrop for three Blink installations this weekend.

Be sure to explore the Enchanted Forest party at the Schmidlapp Lawn outside the Moerlein Larger House at Smale Riverfront Park, Breonnas Garden in the Gardner Family Tree Grove and Rose Garden at Smale Riverfront Park, and SkateFest Cincy at the rink in Sawyers Point.

@cincyparks @kolardesign @blinkcincinnati @skatedowntowncincy @moerleinlagerhouse @djapryl @djmicdrop @djpillo @dj_kombat @djguywes @djbrian_guinness @vadermixx

Together again!

It was so great to all be together again in celebration of our Cincinnati Parks. The Hats Off Luncheon may be our absolute favorite day of the year--and it looks like it may be your favorite day, too! But any day that we can spend together in one of our 5,000 acres of Cincinnati Parks is a great day for us. Thanks for sharing the love with our parks and with each other.

📸 @kailahthecreative

Blink is back! The Cincinnati Parks Foundation has provided the backdrop to three different installations and youll experience your parks in a whole new way. If you enjoyed our Urban Campsite on the Schmidlapp Lawn in 2019, just wait until you see whats in store for you this year.

First, visit Schmidlapp Lawn outside the Moerlein Lager House at Smale Riverfront Park where the Moerlein, Kolar Design and Cincinnati Parks teams have transformed the green space into an Enchanted Forest with a soundtrack courtesy of amazing DJs @djapryl @djmicdrop @djpillo @dj_kombat @djguywes @djbrian_guinness @vadermixx

Next, explore the Gardner Family Tree Grove and Rose Garden at Smale Riverfront Park through an installation that combines virtual reality and the garden’s beautiful real-life blooms and foliage. This installation, entitled “Breonna’s Garden,” the creation of artist Lady PheOnix, will honor the life of Breonna Taylor as visitors explore this peaceful space with deep reflection.

Then, roll on over to the skating rink at Sawyer Point for a roller skating extravaganza and watch amazing athletes jump, spin, and dance on skates in the All-Star Skater Showcase. Learn from internationally-recognized roller skaters teaching workshops and coaching 1-on-1 during artist-led skate sessions with DJ Monèt, DJ Zane Dixon, DJ Jigg, DJ Sneaks, DJ Kristen Smith, and Aziza Love.

We cant wait to see you all weekend!

The fun keeps on rolling in this week! Join us this weekend for skating and more! Head down to Skatefest Cincy, a rollerskating festival and showcase for adult skaters AND spectators at Sawyer Point Oct 14 4-10p & Oct 15 11a-10p. Admission is FREE!

Come brunch with us in the park and watch amazing athletes jump, spin, and dance on skates in the All-Star Skater Showcase. Learn from internationally-recognized roller skaters teaching workshops and coaching 1-on-1 during artist-led skate sessions with DJ Monèt, DJ Zane Dixon, DJ Jigg, DJ Sneaks, DJ Kristen Smith, and Aziza Love.

No skates? No problem! Rentals available from @moonlightmobile! Or bring your own skates! Non-skaters are encouraged to come eat, drink, see firsthand the positivity and collective joy that outdoor rollerskating brings into the park✨☮️❤️🛼

@skatedowntowncincy

Fridays Hats Off Luncheon was a beautiful celebration of all the amazing things that happen in our Cincinnati Parks. Thanks to all who supported this event--our sponsors, volunteers, and attendees. Were filled with gratitude for each and every one of you. Keep sharing your photos with us, too. You wear your hats so well!

@cincinnatiparks

Cincinnati’s World Heavyweight Boxing Champion, Ezzard Charles, is now permanently recognized with a bronze statue and plaza in the former Laurel Park, which has now been renamed in his honor.

This park was revitalized through a beautiful collaboration between the Cincinnati Parks Foundation, @cincyparks , @7hillsneighbhouses and the West End Community.

The vision of Cincinnati Parks Foundation board member @vansickleandrew , this project was brought to life by sculptor John Hebenstreit, and @chaatrik.architecture .

We hope you visit Ezzard Charles park soon to see the results of this amazing project.

Hometown Heroes

It takes one to know one, they say. And John Hebenstreit, the sculptor of the 8 ft. tall bronze cast statue of Cincinnati legend Ezzard Charles, is a hero to us, for capturing the essence, the spirit, and the likeness of this West End neighborhood hero. His work now stands tall in Ezzard Charles Park, newly-named namesake park for the boxing great and accomplished Renaissance man.

This photo was captured after the statues unveiling and dedication by the artists son, Ian. To complete a successful project like this one in Ezzard Charles Park, that included a new accessible plaza, statue, signage, benches, and 100 newly planted trees, we must stand on the shoulders of giants. There were many who helped us reach the dedication of this project and who will continue to support this park and neighborhood. To all of them, we say thank you.

Join us today for Ezz Fest, including the unveiling of the Ezzard Charles statue and plaza dedication. The festivities begin at 7:30 today with the Cincinnati Cobra Run on the Crosstown Climb, the statue unveiling at 10am, and then the community celebration. Join us!

Its all about connection.

Part of what we love about our upcoming Hats Off Luncheon is the opportunity to connect with our friends, supporters, donors, and neighbors. Its a group effort to keep our parks beautiful and accessible and were thrilled to celebrate the community that makes it happen.

The Executive Director of the Cincinnati Parks Foundation is in Minneapolis this week as part of the Reimagining the Civic Commons national initiative, which aims to advance social, economic and environmental goals through revitalized public spaces, which includes our parks. Here, too, its all about connection. Weve channeled our inner Mary Tyler Moore as weve prepared for this years luncheon, a tremendous collaborative effort, so it seems appropriate to toss our hats into the air and celebrate the possibilities of what happens when we work together in our communities.

@cincyparks
@cincyrec
@groundworkorv
@cincynice
@great_parks

Ezzard Charles Park is ready for Ezz Fest this Saturday! Thanks to this months obLITTERators team for their hard work last weekend.

Did you know that each month, the Cincinnati Parks Foundation hosts a litter clean up in parks all around Cincinnati? We provide the trash bags, buckets, pickers, gloves and plenty of enthusiasm as we all work together to keep our parks clean. If youre looking for a hands on way to volunteer, then save the day for Sunday, October 30 from 12-2pm in Mt. Echo Park. Visit our website to learn more and to sign up.

As we approach the end of the year, many people start to think about their philanthropic giving. If youve enjoyed taking part in any of the free programs provided by the Cincinnati Parks Foundation, or inspired by the work that we are doing throughout the city, wed encourage you to learn more about the impact your gift could make.

The PNC Grow Up Great Playground, the inclusive playground at Inwood Park was alive with activity this Saturday as our be.well Martial Arts participants broke boards, earned belts and gained new confidence.

We’re proud of our partnership with @cincychildrens that helps provide opportunities for kids of all abilities with new ways to explore our parks!

Who is ready to fall in love with Cincinnati Parks?

The countdown is on for the 16th Annual Hats Off Luncheon. Its the signature event for the Cincinnati Parks Foundation and we cant wait to see you all there.

@chrissieblattcreative

Its a bird! Its a plane! No, its the Oblitterators. You can be a real hero to your community by joining us in an ongoing effort to keep our parks clean. Weve joined forces with the City of Cincinnati, @cincyparks and @keepcincinnatibeautiful and our volunteers to take action against litter. You can join us this Sunday, September 25 from 12-2 at Ezzard Charles Park (formerly Laurel Park). Together, well have this park all ready for Ezz Fest on October 1st!

All tools and supplies will be provided, including litter pickers, trash bags, and gloves. Have a plastic 5-gallon bucket laying around? Bring it! Buckets make for a great, sturdy way to collect litter.

#linkinbio to register

The new Sawyer Point Pickleball facility is generating some national buzz, making Cincinnati a new destination for national and international tournaments, which could have a $2 million economic impact on our city. But the new courts aren’t just for pros and the fanatics. Thanks to Gary Lessis and his nonprofit group @sawyerpointpickleball , this fun sport is accessible to anyone who wants to give it a try. This group offers new player lessons, free training and players can even borrow equipment. We hope you give it a try and see why this is such a big dill to our city.

It’s all about community and we love seeing how our community comes together to do what matters most. Thank you to volunteers from @madtreebrewing for supporting Cincinnati Parks in Avondale. Today, in Martin Luther King Park this hardworking team:
🌳 Planted 22 trees
🌻 Installed 4 new perennial gardens
🗑 Picked up litter

In Seasongood Park, the team
🛝 Spread 30 yards of mulch around the playground
🌲 Planted 4 trees
🌱 Pulled weeds by the hundreds

When we all work together, amazing things can happen. Thanks to the teams at @cincyparks and Cincinnati Parks Foundation, @madtreebrewing volunteers, and the new director of Cincinnati Parks, Jason Baron, for joining us today.

#cincinnatiparks #cincinnatiparksfoundation #cincyparks #parkscleanup #volunteersrock🌟 #cincinnati #513

Mt. Airy Forest is already home to Ohios only wheelchair accessible treehouse, a beautiful arboretum, a dog park, a disc golf course, hiking trails and mountain biking trails within its nearly 1500 acres. Soon thanks to a partnership with the Cincinnati Off Road Alliance and Adventure Crew, it will contain a mountain biking skills course--the first beginner natural surface trail experience within the city. You can be a part of making mountain biking accessible to our entire city. Consider donating now (#linkinbio) and follow us for more updates on this exciting project.

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@adventurecrewcincy

Are you looking for a new way to explore your Cincinnati Parks? Join the Cincinnati Parks Foundation and our partner @Luke5Adventures and hike with those who cannot hike themselves. Luke 5 is looking for sherpas this Saturday, September 17th from 8:30am-12pm at Ault Park. #linkinbio to register and be sure to keep following us and Luke 5 for more programs like this one.

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