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When going on holiday,

expecially backpacking

holidays, you need to

be prepared. As you

have a limited amount

to pack, you need to

take just the essentials.

Along with this, as you

will be travelling to

Australia, you need to

think about currency,

visas etc. All this is

included in this section

to make it a bit easier

for you and your run up

to the best holiday of

your life!


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Hugging the tip of the

Australian east coast,

Victoria is Australias

second - smallest

state, covering 227,600

square kilometres roughly the size of the

British Isles.

Packed into such

a compact area is

a wealth of diverse

regional areas and

attractions, fromsweeping coastline

and pristine beaches

to national parks and

forests teeming with

wildlife to wineries,

lakes and mountains

offering skiing, climbingand hiking. Best of

all, many of Victorias

unique and varied

landscapes are easily

accessible as day trips

from Melbourne.


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Apollo Bay is a coastal town in southwestern Victoria,

Australia. It is situated on the eastern side of Cape

Otway, along the edge of the Barham River and on the

Great Ocean Road. Apollo Bay is great for swimming,

sea kayak with local seals, indulge in some deep-seashing, learn to surf, or horse ride along the beach at

sunset.

Must SeeMarriners lookout

Marriners Falls

Maits Rest

Cape Otway

Lightstation

Beaches

Surf schools

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Ballarat is a city of 84,000 people, about 110 km north-

west of Melbourne in the Goldelds region of Victoria,

Australia. Drive time from Melbourne is about 80-90

minutes. Ballarat is most noted as a former goldmining

town and the site of the famous miners revolt at theEureka Stockade in 1854.

Must SeeSovereign hill

Eureka Stockade

Centre

Ballarat Botanical

Gardens

Ballarat Wildlife

Park

Lake Wendouree

Kryal Castle

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Relax and unwind in the seaside town of Lorne, with its

Mediterranean feel and charming scenery, attracting

visitors for more than a century. Enjoy the mild weather,

caf culture, shops, boutiques and galleries. Discover

Lorne by visiting some of the areas stunning surroundsin the Great Otway National Park.

Must SeeTeddys lookout

Great ocean road

Mountjoy Parade

Otways

Hinterland

Great Otway

National Park

Forrest Brewing

Company

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Experience a diverse range of food, wine, cultural and

recreation attractions and colonial history. Wander

along Geelongs stunning waterfront, showcasing public

art, landscaped gardens and the art deco-style pool,

promenade complex and restored pavilion at EasternBeach.

Must SeeGeelong

Waterfront

Geelong maritime

museum

Ford Discovery

Centre

National Wool

Museum

You Yangs

Regional Park

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Melbourne is Australias second largest city, and the

capital of Victoria, located at the head of Port Phillip Bay.

Melbourne is Australias cultural capital, with Victorian-

era architecture, extensive shopping, museums,

galleries, theatres, and large parks and gardens.

Must SeeDocklands

Eureka Tower

Parliament House

Queen Victoria

Market

State Library

Southgate

Immigration

Museum

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South Australia is home to

long summers, stunning

beaches and award-

winning wine, events

and festivals. Its the

gateway to the unique

National Landscapes of

the Flinders Ranges and

iconic Kangaroo Island.

Here in South Australia, we

blend far more than wine.

Adelaide is a short

distance from KangarooIsland, a unique wildlife

sanctuary.

Our beaches, where

you can swim in clear,

turquoise waters blend

brilliantly with dramatic

seascapes, where giantsouthern right whales

appear out of the blue.

If you vist Queensland you

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Mount Gambier is located midway in SouthAustralia between Adelaide and Melbourne. It is

15 kilometres west of the Victorian border. It is

in the CST timezone (GMT+9.30), half an hour

behind Victorian time.

Must SeeBlue Lake

Mt Schank

Limestone Caves and

Sinkholes

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Port Augusta, dubbed as the Gateway to the

Outback, is in South Australia. It is also known

as the Crossroads of Australia, being situated

the major east-west highway connecting Perthand Sydney, and also the north-south highway

connecting Adelaide and Darwin. It also lies

on the routes of both the Indian-Pacic and the

Ghan.

Must SeeThe Wadlata Outback

Center

Watertower

Wharf Precinct

The Arid Lands Botanic

GardensBlanche harbour

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Port Lincoln is a town in the Eyre Peninsula

region. It has a foreshore area, marina district,

and is close to the Lincoln National Park.

Although tourism is important to the area, this isa working city, and you are just as likely to see

trawlers in the marina as you are luxury yachts or

tourist charters. While swimming at the foreshore

jetty, you can see the large grain silos and

conveyors load grain ships at speed.

Must SeeWhalers way

Cape Donnington

Stamford Hill

Marina & jetty

Cage diving

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Whyalla is a city on northeastern Eyre Peninsula,

which was developed around the steelworks,

port and nearby iron ore deposits in the early

20th century. Today it is a modern and vibrantcountry town, with good weather, beaches,

and boating, and is the third largest city by

population in South Australia.

Must SeeHummock Hill Lookout

Dolphins

Steelworks Tours

Beaches

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Coober Pedy, population 3,500, is a small

town in South Australia, 846 kilometers north

of Adelaide on the Stuart Highway. It is self-

described as the opal capital of the worldand the opals are the only reason why there is

a town. Located in the Outback, it is hundreds

of kilometers from the nearest settlement.

Must SeeMines

Graveyard

Churches

The stars

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In Adelaide, you can enjoy stylish

architecture, boutique shopping, sandy

swimming beaches, fabulous arts

events, nightlife, ne dining, and someof Australias best caf strips. A perfect

destination to get the best of everything.

Must SeeGlenelg

Monteore Hills

Adelaide Hills

Hahndorf

North Terrace

Conservation ParksRundle Lantern Light

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Discover an islandrich in World

Heritage Wilderness,

ve of Australias

World Heritage

Convict sites, quality

food and world-class wine; a place

where adventure,

culture, heritage and

luxury converge.

The ideal self-drive destination,

Tasmania is

compact, brimming

with things to

see and do and

home to the iconicTasmanian devil.


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This small compact city is easy to explore. You can walk

the elegant streetscapes and through century-old parks,

which sit beside revitalised areas such as Launceston

Seaport, with its waterfront eateries. A boardwalk links the

Seaport to Inveresk, where you can visit one of the best

regional galleries, the Queen Victoria Museum.

Must SeeLaunceston City Park

Historic Houses andBuildings

Old Umbrella Shop

Tamar Valley

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Hobart is the capital city of the Australian state of

Tasmania. Hobart is small and intimate compared to

larger mainland cities,reecting the small size of the state.

The metropolitan area stretches north and south along the

Derwent River, crossed by several bridges.

Must SeeSalamanca Market

Battery PointBotanical Gardens

Surrounding

Scenery

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Take a boat out, sh, ride a horse, swing a golf club or

simply walk a coastal path. Explore Fossil Bluff, not far

from the town centre, where you can learn about the age

and structure of the soft sandstone bluff and follow a path

to the top for spectacular views. Or you can relax on one

of the many sandy beaches along the Bass Strait coast.

Must SeeTable Cape Tulip Farm

LighthouseFossil bluff

The Wonders of

Wynyard

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Burnies hills hide impressive gardens and parks, and it

is surrounded by beautiful beaches, sparkling water and

fresh air. In some areas people live in perfect art deco or

federation homes and public spaces featuring buildings

by contemporary Tasmanian architects and designers.

Aside from this Burnie has so much more to explore.

Must SeeHeritage Town Walk

Little penguinObservation Centre

Fernglade

Pioneer Village Museum

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Take in the Wilderness - Strahan Tasmania is a must visit

Tasmanian Experience Destination. Perhaps the most

famous activity is the Gordon River Cruise that takes in

Macquarie Habour and the Lower Gordon River. This is

a unmissable cruise in good or bad weather. There are

plenty of beaches to relax on and take in the summer sun.

Must SeeCape Sorell Lighthouse

Ocean BeachPeoples Park

Hogarth Falls

Sarah island

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Devonport is often referred to as the gateway to

Tasmania, being the arrival port of the daily Bass Strait

ferry service from the mainland. Devonport is a vibrant,

modern city, cosmopolitan well beyond its size. Here city,

coast and country come together at a pivotal Tasmanian

hub.

Must SeeTiagarra Aboriginal

Cultural CentreMaritime Museum

Mersey Bluff Lighthouse

Cradle mountain

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Queensland is known as

the sunshine state, you

are garaunteed sun all

year round, so why not

take advantage of it.

Sun yourself on the

golden sands of Surfers

Paradise, snorkel through

the technicolour treasures

of the Great Barrier Reef

and four wheel drive

Fraser Island.

Explore the magicalDaintree Rainforest with

an Aboriginal guide or

charter a yacht to the

pristine Whitsunday

Islands.

Go diving from the

gracious town ofBundaberg and bushwalk

through national parks

near Mackay.

Queensland has so much

to offer, which ever way

you choose to experience

all these wonders you willbe amazed.


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Cairns is a cosmopolitan city with a population of

approx. 140,000 that is very focused on the tourist

industry.The city is surrounded by rainforest and

can be used as a gateway to destinations such as

Kuranda and the Daintree.

Must SeeGreat Barrier Reef

Copperlode Dam

Atherton tablelandsDaintree rainforest

Beaches

Shopping in the city

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Brisbane has a positive attitude and creative

condence that makes it a genuine new-world city.

Even though Brisbane is rapidly developing and

forward-thinking, it maintains a youthful enthusiasm

and has the most vibrant, laid back and friendliest

atmosphere of any east-coast capital city.

Must SeeKing George Square

City Botanic Gardens

Queensland CulturalCentre

South Bank

Alma Park Zoo

Lone Pine Koala

Sanctuary

Mt Coot-tha

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Airlie Beach is a town in Queensland and is the

closest port from which to access the Whitsunday

islands on the Great Barrier Reef. With around

25,000 residents it is developed to cater for all

tourists and backpackers.

Must SeeWhitsunday Island

Great Barrier ReefBeaches

Dining

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Noosa is one of the major draws of Queenslands

Sunshine Coast. Low rise resorts, upmarket

shopping and dining line the sheltered beaches,

waterways and parks. Noosa is a great spot for

surng, swimming and diving.

Must SeeTewantin State Forest and

Forest ReserveNoosa National Park

Beaches

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Hervey Bay is a beachside city located in south

east Queensland. It has fantastic weather and

consequently draws sea-changers, backpackers

and those who dont like living in houses. Its

offshore protection provides beaches almost free

from waves.

Must SeeFraser Island

Urungan JettyHervey Bay Regional

Gallery

Burrum District Museum

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The Gold Coast is a coastal city in the southeast

corner of the state of Queensland in Australia,

located between Brisban and the New South

Wales state border.The Gold Coast is a popular

destination,with Surfers Paradise being the hub of

tourist activity.

Must SeeSurfers Paradise

BroadbeachNorth Burleigh

Burleigh Heads

Tambourine mountain

Springbrook

Numinbah Valley

Currumbin Valley

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Wild and untamed, wide-

open and unpeopled,

these are the phrases that

characterise the Northern

Territory. This is a place

with landscapes as diverseas they come, from Uluru,

the spiritual heart of the

Australian continent in

the dry Red Centre, to the

teeming-with-wildlife tropical

wetlands of the Kakadu and

Nitmiluk National Parks in theTop End. In many ways the

Northern Territory is the most

quintessentially Australian

of all the Australian States,

and there is a little bit of

everything for every visitor

considering a holiday tripto this amazing and diverse

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Alice Springs is the heart of Central Australia and is

comprised of cavernous gorges, boundless desert

landscapes, remote Aboriginal communities and a

charming pioneering history. It embodies the hardy

outback of the Northern Territorys Red Centre, and is a

travel hub for sights and hikes in the region.

Must SeeStargazing

Alice Springs desert park

Reptile centre

Adelaide house

Old timers museum

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Darwin is a small yet cosmopolitan city. People from

more than 50 nations make up its population of 110,000.

It is on the Timor Sea (a branch of the Indian Ocean) in

north-central Australia. Darwin is the tropical capital city

of the Northern Territory.

Must SeeDarwin Wharf precinct

Fannie bay gaol

Burnett house

Browns mart

Bicentennial park

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Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park is a park in the southern

portion of the Northern Territory of Australia, part of the

so-called Red Centre of the continent. The National Park

is a UNESCO World Heritage area. It is best known for

Uluru (Ayers Rock), a single massive rock formation,

and also for Kata Tjuta, a range of rock domes.

Must SeeTalinguru Nyakuntjaku

Kata Tjuta

The cultural centre

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Katherine is the third largest settlement in the Northern

Territory around 300km south from Darwin. It has a

signicant regional and tourism centre. The township is on

the banks of the Katherine River, which ows down from

the world-renowned Katherine Gorge. Katherine Gorge

draws large numbers of visitors in the peak season.

Must SeeRoyal Australian Air Force

Base Tindal

Katherine School of the Air

Katherine Art Gallery

Katherine Museum

Top Didj Cultural

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Yulara is a town near the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park

in the south of the Northern Territory, Australia. Yulara,

also known as Ayers Rock Resort, is a service town for

Uluru, acting as an accommodation base for visitors

to the park. It was constructed in the 1980s and is just

outside the national park boundaries.

Must SeeEmu lookout

Pioneer lookout

Naninga lookout

Imalung lookout

Mount Conner

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Tennant Creek is a town in the Northern Territory of

Australia. It has a population of around 3,500. It is known

as the Territorys heart of gold mainly due to the people,

but also in reference to the gold mining history.

Must SeeThe bill Allen Lookout

Devils Marbles

Conservation Reserve

Kunjarra/ The Pebbles

Winanjjikari Music Centre

Tennant Creek Telegraph

Station

Nyinkka Nyunyu

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New South Wales is one of

Australias south-eastern

states. Many tourists come

to New South Wales to

visit the city of Sydney

and its attractions. While

much tourism is focusedon Sydney and the coastal

areas, the whole of New

South Wales offers a

multitude of experiences,

with plenty of things to see

and do which suit all tastes

and interests, whether that

be natural wonders, whitesandy beaches to relax on,

historical sites, or friendly

country communities. From

the busyness of Sydney, to

the unspoilt beaches and

sleepy communities of the

South Coast, to the rugged

Snowy Mountains, to the

wineries of Mudgee and

the Hunter Valley, to the red

outback, to the rainforests

of the North Coast and New

England, wherever you

spend time in New South

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Sydney is one of the oldest European settlement in

Australia, having been founded as a British penal colony

on 26 January 1788 by Arthur Phillip (now celebrated

as Australia Day, the national public holiday, with major

festivities around the city and the Harbour).

Must SeeThe Sydney Harbour

Bridge

The Sydney Opera House.

Darling Harbour

Sydney Olympic Park.

Luna Park

Sydney Tower

St Marys CathedralRoyal Botanic Gardens

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Byron Bay is a coastal town in the Northern Rivers

of New South Wales, located just off the Pacic

Highway, approximately 800 km north of Sydney and

175 km south of Brisbane. Nearby Cape Byron is the

easternmost point on the Australian mainland.

Must SeeMusic Festivals

Beaches

Byron Bay is a laid back

town, its good if your

looking to relax in the sun,

on a gorgeous sandy

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Coffs Harbour is a City on the Mid-North Coast of New

South Wales, approximately two thirds of the way from

Sydney to Brisbane.It is another prime spot for enjoying

the sun on many of the sandy beaches. If you love water

sports, then this is the place of you

Must SeeBig Banana

Pet Porpoise Pool

Buttery House

Creek-side Boardwalk

Shearwater nesting

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Wagga Wagga is the largest inland city in New South

Wales, with a population of around 60,000 people, is

located on the banks of the Murrumbidgee River. Wagga

Wagga, in local Aboriginal dialect means Place of many

crows.

Must SeeWagga wagga regional

gallery

Museum of the riverine

Wagga wagga botanic

gardens

Model railway

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Canberra is the purpose built capital city of Australia,

located in the Australian Capital Territory. It is a planned

city, with national monuments, museums, and galleries

all built around large man-made lakes. Canberra is also

a great place to enjoy the outdoors.

Must SeeAustralian War MemorialCanberra museum and

gallery

National Capital exhibition

National lm and sound

archive

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Newcastle is at the mouth of the Hunter River,

approximately 150 km north of Sydney in the Hunter

Valley region of New South Wales, Australia. The city is

the focal point for a diverse district that encompasses

beaches and mountains, restaurants and wineries.

Must SeeChrist church cathedralNobbys head

The obelisk

Queens wharf tower

Hunter wetlands centre

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WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Pack an adventurous

spirit and bring your

curious nature, because

theres nothing ordinary

about a visit to WesternAustralia. Whatever it is

youre looking for, youll

nd experiences that will

last long after the nal

day of your holiday.

The big variety of

landscapes andclimates means there

is always plenty of

sunshine, making it

a perfect year-round

Australian holiday

destination.

Only in WesternAustralia can you nd

a truly unique holiday

experience, that you will

never forget.


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Margaret River WA was originally a chilled out sure

town, but has evolved into the ultimate smorgasbord

of ne wine, good food and spectacular scenery

just a three-and-a-half hour drive south of Perth. No

trip to Western Australia is complete without a pit

stop at Margaret River.

Must SeeWardan Aboriginal

Culture CentreMargaret River

School of Wine

Margaret River

Caves

Cape Leeuwin

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Perth sprawls along on a at coastal plain, centred

along the Swan River and bounded by the Darling

Scarp to the east and the Indian Ocean coastline in

the west. The many uncrowded beaches along the

Perth coastline dene the lifestyle: Perth is laid-back,quiet and safe.

Must See

WildlifeSpectator sports

City centre

Shopping

Dining

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Prepare to be blown away by Albanys dramatic

convict history, set against a backdrop of rugged

granite coastline, green seas and a wild beauty

that tugs at the heartstrings. Step back in time and

explore convict jails, old taverns, whaling ships and

settlers cottages and grand National Trust homes.

Must See

Albany Convict GaolResidency Museum

Albany Town Hall

Albany Wind Farm

Brig Amity Replica

The Princess Royal

Fortress

Vancouver centre

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From ery red ochre cliffs contrasting with bright

turquoise waters to pearl diving sagas and dinosaur

footprints - the history of Broome is as captivating

as the scenery. Situated in the States far north, a

two and a half hour ight from Perth, its an oasis of

colour, culture and eclectic characters.

Must SeeBeaches

Pearl luggersThe wharf

Gantheaume Point

Malcolm Douglas

Broome Crocodile

Farm

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Geradlton is an Indian Ocean port, clinging to the

western edge of Australia, facing west towards the

Abrolhos Islands and Africa.

Geraldton has a fantastic blend of the City

opportunities with the feel and relaxed pace of a

country town.

Must SeeMaritime museum

BeachHMAS Sydney

memorial

Foreshore

Houtman Abrolhos

Island

Marine Terrace

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For squeaky-white beaches, getting off the beaten

track and bunking down under the stars, head

south to Esperance. This place is so relaxed even

the kangaroos sun bake on the beach. Great for

camping, shing and bush walking, one of the best

spots there is Lucky Bay.

Must SeeHistoric Museum

VillageEsperance Museum

Pink Lake

Wind Power Turbine

Lucky Bay

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Tourist attractions are

a big part of Australia,

every town and city has

lots of tourist attractions

to offer, from museums

and galleries to mountainsand national parks.

Australia can you offer

you everything you could

possibly want to see.

As Australia is such a big

country with so much on

offer we have providedyou with the top 12

attractions spanning the

length and breadth of the

country.

The attractions are more

on the adventurous side

as we thought this wouldappeal to the backpacker

nature within yourself!

This is also a good start

to planning your route

around Australia


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On a backpacking holiday

it is essential that you plan

your routes and make an

itinery for the duration of

your stay, this will keep

you organised and makesure you see everything

you want to.

In this section each

region of Australia is

mapped out for you with

accomodation, major

cities and some touristattractions to get you

started. You may want a

bigger version, but atleast

with this you can carry it

in your pocket and not get

lost!

Also check out theYHA website for more

information on hostels

within Australia. These

hostels are everywhere

and at very reasonable

price.


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