Sara..I really liked the way you conducted the interview..I had noticed before in different vlogs, but today you really shined..you go girl. Not everyone feels comfortable I front of a camera and very feel can make their guests comfortable to answer questions . You also made the whole interview go so smoothly telling a cohesive story that anyone listening can relate and get involved. Great job🎉
Love this woman and her inspired mission. Thank you for sharing this very interesting story and how one persons passion can be so far reaching. Doesn’t surprise me that you guys magnetise such gems.
That was very interesting, particularly Sasha's comments about how how much low hanging fruit there is, easy fixes that could make a big difference. She is doing amazing work. I laughed at her comments about nesting platforms. I live on the coast of Maine, USA, and we have many navigational bouys in our rocky coastal waters. Nearly every one has an osprey nest on it and we joke about how nice it is of the federal government to maintain this extensive nesting program for the ospreys. Sometimes in a tight channel one passes within 10 feet of a nest and the ospreys couldn't care less. They fish in front of my house constantly and do close flyovers with their catch when returning to their nest behind my house. And occasionally we get to watch an aerial battle when an eagle tries to steal their catch. (The eagles are spectacular but I always root for the osprey!)
This was so interesting. Your channel is so diverse and gets better all the time. Always something worthwhile that you take time to share with all of us. Keep up all your good work.
Some days I despair of us humans, there is such a mean spirit, with such intolerance and crulty, evident all around the world. And then you wonderful people show me why life is worth living, that there is goodness and hope out there. Merci, infiniment!😊
Ah that is a lovely combination to watch, Manor and Maker and CWB, thanks. P.S. I’m the cousin and Sacha is under strict instructions to not come without me next time! 😂. Love the channel.
It was so interesting to listen to this lady. She has good common sense. I found Sarah a good interviewer too. What a worthwhile cause to be involved in. It would be great if all the chateau’s could get involved like Sarah said. This has me interested now in our migratory Canada geese and the routes they take.
Such a great focus on critical work! 💖Sara and Steve: you two are the best. Your project and channel is unique amongst your peers in terms of the breadth of meaningful content that you choose to bring to the Youtubiverse. Xo❤and Vive la Nature!
Loved this video! Such positive, kind & proactive people Sasha and her team are, doing such thankless & monumental work! Thank goodness there are inspiring people like them in this world & Sarah & Steve for enthusiastically highlighting their selfless hard work & generously supporting them!
Wouldn't it be wonderful if through fans of Manor and Maker, we were to donate enough to make a difference? Like the birds, we spread out around the world to meet in France with no regard to borders. 🇨🇦
That's a lovely way to think about it. And reality, conservation in all about bringing people together. Nature will bounce back if we give her room to do so!
It's heartbreaking to reflect on how dangerous life can be for these brave migratory birds, why would anyone hurt them for sport, etc. is appalling. I am doing my best by feeding birds in my back garden, they're such a joy even though feeding them is something I can barely afford in this economic climate but they bring me so much joy
Thank goodness there are people out there who are passionate about saving the planet's birds . And bringing education to us all on how to care about conservation. Fly fishing in Maine I was able to have an osprey dive down and grab a fish in the river I was standing in.❤
I so admire the dedication you all have to helping these magnificent birds. We are doing our little bit in supporting the rescuing of our native Kiwi bird from extinction here in NZ. I hope we ‘Chateau hoppers’ all donate even a tiny amount towards this great project of Conservation without Borders for global awareness.👏👌❤️
Great video you need to have a chat with Stephanie I am sure she would be more than happy to donate to this charity if asked . very interesting and great work.💕🌼🤗
Hi, Stephanie is only doing her cadeaux at the chateau for another few months. I'm sure she would donate to this charity if she was made aware. I was in conservation many years ago.
Why don’t you suggest that Stephanie donate and comment on her next gift opening. She needs money for her church renovation and I suggested she have a sale of all of the extra items she has received from people and put it in a fund for her church that needs a lot of restoration. Sarah and Steve are running their home in a different manner and making it a very cultural spot, which is very nice and doing it themselves, no workers staying with them. They are creating a great cultural hub for their community. Whole different type of business.
@@darlenechandler2403 the money from the gift openings always go to charity. She won't use that money for her church . I know they have a different business plan but that does not stop them asking. Also she always shares those gifts with others at the chateau and no doubt elsewhere where it's put to good use. She does have a small shop on site as well. To each their own.
Thanks for such well rounded vlogs. We never what you will delight us with each week and this one was a stunner. Not only will I look for ways to make migrating birds on my land in southwest France are not in harm’s way, but looking forward to donating. Outstanding!🎉
Hi Sara & Steve, It was a great presentation by Conservation Without Borders and they are lucky to have landed a couple of days at the Chateau and find it wasn't a ruin as they have run into in the past. Keep up the great promotion of this and other events in your area. Mark & Scott
Another amazing vlog - wow the lady who flew with the swans I had watched her - and hearing of her work was fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing this very worthy cause - from Australia.
@@conservationwithoutborders5116 Look forward to hearing about the Flyway between Australia and Asia when you get to doing it - a huge undertaking by you and much appreciated. Thank you from Australia.
Having children in Canada who loved searching every year to see if their ospreys in BC, Canada had laid there eggs in their favourite site. Thank you for telling us who loved the birds, how they travel during winter then return. When I lived in Costa Rica I used to report on where/how the Ruby throated hummingbird migrated from Alaska. Good luck!
Steve & Sarah - Your vlogs are often so educational and inspirational as this one! Such variation continues to draw us in. Hope that this lady can attend one of your writing workshops and get a start on that book she needs to write! We love our birds here in SW Wisconsin USA and maintain a 2.5 acre prairie on our land to help them. In the winter, the birds are attracted to our bird feeders and suet cakes. Continue to do what you can in your area of France. As I am writing this, I hear the chirping of birds.
As a bird lover I enjoyed this video so much. I live on the garden route in South Africa and used to work for an electricity company. We had to comply with standards to ensure our lines and structures did not cause unnecessary losses to species that were in danger of dying out. I remember that we placed yellowtags in areas to discourage birds from flying into our structures. Even at home I try and provide plants that give food and shelter and provide water.
How wonderful! What a great cause and group. I'm sure you enjoyed giving them some lovely travel respite as much as they enjoyed receiving it. 💕 Amazing what encounters and connections our global pandemic has inspired.
We are loving reading all the lovely comments! When you have had your heads in problem solving and spent weeks on the road, this is great to be reminded that people appreciate what we are doing.
What an amazing visitor to have, it was fascinating listening to her…what a passion she and her team have and doesn’t this world just need more like them?👏👏👏👏👏👏
This was wonderfully interesting. I've never really been into birds all that much, but since moving to Pipers River, Tasmania 17 years ago (6 acres) and building our house here I am totally amazed at the wildlife we see. Because we are not farmers we do not have the same "feelings" towards the wild bunnies and 'turbo' chooks (our native Australian hens, thus named because they run like the clappers!) We also due to funds, have been slowly but surely managing the land, it has water issues. My husband has been digging trenches the old-fashioned way with a shovel and wheelbarrow!! It's taken years but it's starting to really pay off. We have a big dam which houses platypi! I had never seen one for real in the wild and I get to sit on my front deck and observe them sunbaking on the edges of the dam on the warm days of winter and through the summer. I like less the contact with the infamous Tiger Snakes, the fourth most venomous snakes in the world I think. However, they are fairly people-shy, GREAT!!! and usually rack off at the first sign of you, unless you engage and then they can be aggressive in defense. This is not something I've put to the test. But we get all sorts of colourful forrest parrots who love to come and eat the grass and our fruit trees in summer (we have had to invest in covers for the trees_ We get sea hawks, kookaburras, swamp hens, sea eagles, rosellas, cuckoos, plovers,forrest ravens (not crows) herons which love our dam, ducks (migratory) willywag tails, sparrows, starlings etc And possibly a few I've forgotten to mention, but I didn't even know what half of these looked like in real life before I moved here. It is so easy to become separate from the natural world in the city and to feel apart from it. Engaging people even in a small way with our natural environment has a beneficial effect on them and on nature.
Fascinating! Sacha here - I looked at moving to Tasmania about the same time. Amazing to hear of someone who actually did it! I'm sure it is hard work but glad it is taking off.
@@conservationwithoutborders5116 We had our own business in Newcastle NSW and it was doing very well but we could feel the global financial crisis coming and we wanted to be debt free when it happened. We really wanted some acres somewhere nice, not too remote, and having lived in Tassie for two years in the early '90s got married down there, we thought, yes we will go back. Turned out to be the best move ever. After 10 years of IVF, 3 months after we moved her we conceived our only daughter, who is the delight of our lives and is about to head off to University next year to do a Computer Design and Gaming Degree. I must admit I never expect to actually stay here for 17yrs, I have never lived in one spot for more than 5yrs, but as places go it's pretty perfect.
How cool! We have Osprey in Savannah,Ga that we watch and study. They set up nests on some of the weirdest things like the huge street lights or lights at the football field and the Boy Scouts have built Osprey neat platforms. But when after they hatch their eggs, we have a few Eagles that move in. Love hearing what she says!
I found that most interesting. I watch the Glaslyn ospreys in Snowdonia Wales and they go down to Senegal and Gambia. The adults are not ringed so its difficult to know exactly where they are. Its heartbreaking to hear how many actually get electrocuted and it a delight when the juveniles are seen again. thank you for all you are doing.
Who knew? Shocking, sad, hopefully, so interesting. Wow! On their website the currency is in British pounds; can I get a tax deductible receipt for Canada for a contribution?
Wondering if she is able to address the Spanish administration regarding the drying wetlands at Doñana park in southern Spain? Local farmers are going to be given more water rights, from what I hear, which will dry the wetlands further, if I understand the situation. I believe it is a UNESCO heritage site, so a UN ambassador working for migratory bird conservation should have an impact if they aren't already in touch!
What an incredible team working to save birds. I agree that Stephanie might donate proceeds from her cadeaux vlogs if she knew. It was lovely listening to her speak so passionately about her work 😍😍😍😍😍
Sara..I really liked the way you conducted the interview..I had noticed before in different vlogs, but today you really shined..you go girl. Not everyone feels comfortable I front of a camera and very feel can make their guests comfortable to answer questions . You also made the whole interview go so smoothly telling a cohesive story that anyone listening can relate and get involved. Great job🎉
what a wonderful inspiring lady and crew! GREAT! donated!
Thank you Maud!
Love this woman and her inspired mission. Thank you for sharing this very interesting story and how one persons passion can be so far reaching. Doesn’t surprise me that you guys magnetise such gems.
That was very interesting, particularly Sasha's comments about how how much low hanging fruit there is, easy fixes that could make a big difference. She is doing amazing work. I laughed at her comments about nesting platforms. I live on the coast of Maine, USA, and we have many navigational bouys in our rocky coastal waters. Nearly every one has an osprey nest on it and we joke about how nice it is of the federal government to maintain this extensive nesting program for the ospreys. Sometimes in a tight channel one passes within 10 feet of a nest and the ospreys couldn't care less. They fish in front of my house constantly and do close flyovers with their catch when returning to their nest behind my house. And occasionally we get to watch an aerial battle when an eagle tries to steal their catch. (The eagles are spectacular but I always root for the osprey!)
Wonderful 👏👏interview!! What a great lady!! She is a Earth Angel !! Please help!! If you can for this Earth important platform❣️🙏🙏
Fascinating video. Thank you.
This was so interesting. Your channel is so diverse and gets better all the time. Always something worthwhile that you take time to share with all of us. Keep up all your good work.
Some days I despair of us humans, there is such a mean spirit, with such intolerance and crulty, evident all around the world. And then you wonderful people show me why life is worth living, that there is goodness and hope out there. Merci, infiniment!😊
What a wonderful guest !!!
Ah that is a lovely combination to watch, Manor and Maker and CWB, thanks.
P.S. I’m the cousin and Sacha is under strict instructions to not come without me next time! 😂. Love the channel.
Let's make it happen!
We will have a spot ready for you anytime. Thanks for watching and bringing Sacha into our world as well.
It was so interesting to listen to this lady. She has good common sense. I found Sarah a good interviewer too. What a worthwhile cause to be involved in. It would be great if all the chateau’s could get involved like Sarah said. This has me interested now in our migratory Canada geese and the routes they take.
What a fabulous bunch of people
Such a great focus on critical work! 💖Sara and Steve: you two are the best. Your project and channel is unique amongst your peers in terms of the breadth of meaningful content that you choose to bring to the Youtubiverse. Xo❤and Vive la Nature!
How cool to meet such passionate people who care about our wild life and give up a comfortable life to make sure they are safe.
Loved this video! Such positive, kind & proactive people Sasha and her team are, doing such thankless & monumental work! Thank goodness there are inspiring people like them in this world & Sarah & Steve for enthusiastically highlighting their selfless hard work & generously supporting them!
Thanks Kathy.
I have to say, I could listen to her for hours. What an amazing lady doing amazing things.
Wouldn't it be wonderful if through fans of Manor and Maker, we were to donate enough to make a difference? Like the birds, we spread out around the world to meet in France with no regard to borders. 🇨🇦
That's a lovely way to think about it. And reality, conservation in all about bringing people together. Nature will bounce back if we give her room to do so!
It's heartbreaking to reflect on how dangerous life can be for these brave migratory birds, why would anyone hurt them for sport, etc. is appalling. I am doing my best by feeding birds in my back garden, they're such a joy even though feeding them is something I can barely afford in this economic climate but they bring me so much joy
She’s great and her work too🕊️
What an interesting topic. Thanks for sharing. ❤
I enjoyed the information in this video. Thank you, Ralph Rocchiccioli
Thank goodness there are people out there who are passionate about saving the planet's birds . And bringing education to us all on how to care about conservation.
Fly fishing in Maine I was able to have an osprey dive down and grab a fish in the river I was standing in.❤
Amazing!!! I’d love to see that so close!
Great episode, Sarah!
🤩Awesome episode!! I hope it goes viral!💖
I learned so much! Thank you😘
Very informative and needed. I'm on board!!!
Very informative interview of conservation. We all should be so interested in saving the birds, in effect the world. Thank you for everything you do.
This was fascinating and informative. Very happy to donate.
Walking the walk, guys! Love it!
What a wonderful and informative vlog!!!
Thank you so much for sharing their story.
And it was so cute that you were both star-struck. 😁♥️♥️♥️
Indeed🤩(Sacha here)
I've loved the unexpected visitors you're introducing us to....:-)
Enjoyed. Very informative. A great cause. Blessings.
I so admire the dedication you all have to helping these magnificent birds. We are doing our little bit in supporting the rescuing of our native Kiwi bird from extinction here in NZ. I hope we ‘Chateau hoppers’ all donate even a tiny amount towards this great project of Conservation without Borders for global awareness.👏👌❤️
Wow!! Such an interesting video. Thanks.
What an interesting video, thank you.
Absolutely Fascinating , I will check ✔️ out their website 😀 👍
Great video you need to have a chat with Stephanie I am sure she would be more than happy to donate to this charity if asked . very interesting and great work.💕🌼🤗
We would love to meet her and the La lande team some time!
Thank you for this information. I had never thought of that. We have osprey in Florida but I’ve never heard how far their migration range is! Amazing!
Wonderful vlog 🥰
Awesome episode!
Hi, Stephanie is only doing her cadeaux at the chateau for another few months. I'm sure she would donate to this charity if she was made aware. I was in conservation many years ago.
Hello Barabara, thanks! what was your area of conservation?
Why don’t you suggest that Stephanie donate and comment on her next gift opening. She needs money for her church renovation and I suggested she have a sale of all of the extra items she has received from people and put it in a fund for her church that needs a lot of restoration. Sarah and Steve are running their home in a different manner and making it a very cultural spot, which is very nice and doing it themselves, no workers staying with them. They are creating a great cultural hub for their community. Whole different type of business.
@@darlenechandler2403 the money from the gift openings always go to charity. She won't use that money for her church . I know they have a different business plan but that does not stop them asking. Also she always shares those gifts with others at the chateau and no doubt elsewhere where it's put to good use. She does have a small shop on site as well. To each their own.
@@sachadench9394 fisheries
@@barbaragrace1992 my first love was the sea.
What a wonderful surprise and what great work.
Thanks for such well rounded vlogs. We never what you will delight us with each week and this one was a stunner. Not only will I look for ways to make migrating birds on my land in southwest France are not in harm’s way, but looking forward to donating. Outstanding!🎉
Thanks Nadine! That's wonderful to hear.
How interesting and important work. Thanks for enlightening me ❤
Hi Sara & Steve, It was a great presentation by Conservation Without Borders and they are lucky to have landed a couple of days at the Chateau and find it wasn't a ruin as they have run into in the past. Keep up the great promotion of this and other events in your area. Mark & Scott
vraiment intéressant! here in BC canada most places in the interior have platforms for them to nest on top of hydro poles!
Another amazing vlog - wow the lady who flew with the swans I had watched her - and hearing of her work was fascinating. Thank you so much for sharing this very worthy cause - from Australia.
Hello Veronica - I'm hoping to do a similar project on the Flyway between Australia and Asia in the future.
@@conservationwithoutborders5116 Look forward to hearing about the Flyway between Australia and Asia when you get to doing it - a huge undertaking by you and much appreciated. Thank you from Australia.
Having children in Canada who loved searching every year to see if their ospreys in BC, Canada had laid there eggs in their favourite site. Thank you for telling us who loved the birds, how they travel during winter then return.
When I lived in Costa Rica I used to report on where/how the Ruby throated hummingbird migrated from Alaska.
Good luck!
Great interview!
Thank you guys for being such a great host for these wonderful folks.🤗❤️🌈🕊️
Great informative vlog well done you two xo your guest was fascinating
Love this! What awesome people for the great work they do!! I'm going to their website now.
It's really inspirational, and I could listen to their work tales all day...
Steve & Sarah - Your vlogs are often so educational and inspirational as this one! Such variation continues to draw us in. Hope that this lady can attend one of your writing workshops and get a start on that book she needs to write! We love our birds here in SW Wisconsin USA and maintain a 2.5 acre prairie on our land to help them. In the winter, the birds are attracted to our bird feeders and suet cakes. Continue to do what you can in your area of France. As I am writing this, I hear the chirping of birds.
As a bird lover I enjoyed this video so much.
I live on the garden route in South Africa and used to work for an electricity company.
We had to comply with standards to ensure our lines and structures did not cause unnecessary losses to species that were in danger of dying out.
I remember that we placed yellowtags in areas to discourage birds from flying into our structures.
Even at home I try and provide plants that give food and shelter and provide water.
Excellent....and very Canadian of you ❤ from your home counrty
wonderful video!
How wonderful! What a great cause and group. I'm sure you enjoyed giving them some lovely travel respite as much as they enjoyed receiving it. 💕 Amazing what encounters and connections our global pandemic has inspired.
Indeed it is amazing the connections that are made!
Interesting
Loved this interview,wow so nice to know and learn about the work they do ,really for all of us ..🇨🇦💕💞😊👍💯
We are loving reading all the lovely comments! When you have had your heads in problem solving and spent weeks on the road, this is great to be reminded that people appreciate what we are doing.
Thanks Sarah and Steve bringing this issue to our attention, that's part of the problem is awareness ✍🙏
How very interesting! Thank you.
Thank you! What an important project.
What an amazing visitor to have, it was fascinating listening to her…what a passion she and her team have and doesn’t this world just need more like them?👏👏👏👏👏👏
Really enjoying this episode so informative and good luck to your guest in helping these wonderful birds
Fantastic lady and team so interesting I have seen Ospreys in the Lake District truly magnificent birds
Watching them dive for a catch in a lake is truly spectacular.
Fantastic- thanks for highlighting this amazing organization. Donation made!
Thank you Diane!
Thanks Diane. Much appreciated!
I've shared this episode as the Osprey is the mascot of the University of North Florida, my alma mater.
Thanks Nanci!
Thank you Nanci!
Great show!
Excellent vlog. Donation made! Thanks for bringing this need to light!
Oh that's wonderful - thanks so much LollyGee!
Thanks sooo much!
This was an AMAZING video -- Thank you so much for giving Sacha so much time to talk about what she and her team do! Y'all are awesome!
This was wonderfully interesting. I've never really been into birds all that much, but since moving to Pipers River, Tasmania 17 years ago (6 acres) and building our house here I am totally amazed at the wildlife we see. Because we are not farmers we do not have the same "feelings" towards the wild bunnies and 'turbo' chooks (our native Australian hens, thus named because they run like the clappers!) We also due to funds, have been slowly but surely managing the land, it has water issues. My husband has been digging trenches the old-fashioned way with a shovel and wheelbarrow!! It's taken years but it's starting to really pay off. We have a big dam which houses platypi! I had never seen one for real in the wild and I get to sit on my front deck and observe them sunbaking on the edges of the dam on the warm days of winter and through the summer. I like less the contact with the infamous Tiger Snakes, the fourth most venomous snakes in the world I think. However, they are fairly people-shy, GREAT!!! and usually rack off at the first sign of you, unless you engage and then they can be aggressive in defense. This is not something I've put to the test. But we get all sorts of colourful forrest parrots who love to come and eat the grass and our fruit trees in summer (we have had to invest in covers for the trees_ We get sea hawks, kookaburras, swamp hens, sea eagles, rosellas, cuckoos, plovers,forrest ravens (not crows) herons which love our dam, ducks (migratory) willywag tails, sparrows, starlings etc And possibly a few I've forgotten to mention, but I didn't even know what half of these looked like in real life before I moved here. It is so easy to become separate from the natural world in the city and to feel apart from it. Engaging people even in a small way with our natural environment has a beneficial effect on them and on nature.
This was fascinating!!! Thank you for sharing this!
Fascinating! Sacha here - I looked at moving to Tasmania about the same time. Amazing to hear of someone who actually did it! I'm sure it is hard work but glad it is taking off.
@@conservationwithoutborders5116 We had our own business in Newcastle NSW and it was doing very well but we could feel the global financial crisis coming and we wanted to be debt free when it happened. We really wanted some acres somewhere nice, not too remote, and having lived in Tassie for two years in the early '90s got married down there, we thought, yes we will go back. Turned out to be the best move ever. After 10 years of IVF, 3 months after we moved her we conceived our only daughter, who is the delight of our lives and is about to head off to University next year to do a Computer Design and Gaming Degree. I must admit I never expect to actually stay here for 17yrs, I have never lived in one spot for more than 5yrs, but as places go it's pretty perfect.
amazing work very beutiful
Very interesting vlog today. Really enjoyed it and loved hearing about the migration of the osprey.
How cool! We have Osprey in Savannah,Ga that we watch and study. They set up nests on some of the weirdest things like the huge street lights or lights at the football field and the Boy Scouts have built Osprey neat platforms. But when after they hatch their eggs, we have a few Eagles that move in. Love hearing what she says!
Great to see thank you for sharing. I really enjoyed learning about what they are doing.
Thank you for this video. So informative and very exciting to see/meet the people of passion behind conservation efforts.
You're quite welcome!
This was very interesting, and a most needed and very important purpose.
I found that most interesting. I watch the Glaslyn ospreys in Snowdonia Wales and they go down to Senegal and Gambia. The adults are not ringed so its difficult to know exactly where they are. Its heartbreaking to hear how many actually get electrocuted and it a delight when the juveniles are seen again. thank you for all you are doing.
Thanks for the comment Sylvia. The Glaslyn osprey team are amazing!
Excellent guest I had watched her fly with the swans I Love so much what her organization is doing work that helps many. TY
Oh fantastic. Such an inspiration!
Great. Maybe we need to take inspiration from Sara and Steve and share our adventures in a weekly vlog!
@@ManorandMaker Likewise!
Wonderful interview Sarah
such a nice meet up!! Love the variation in your video's
We have those in Louisiana U.S.A too… good job
We had them on the lake that we grew up on in Ontario too
Thankfully, they weren't killed off in other parts as they were in Europe!
Such a lovely and important video
Wonderful episode.
Please tell us more about what you are doing on your estate to protect native wildlife, encourage native plants, insects! This was so interesting!
Exciting connections! Great movement to commit to.
Who knew? Shocking, sad, hopefully, so interesting. Wow! On their website the currency is in British pounds; can I get a tax deductible receipt for Canada for a contribution?
You meet the most interesting people.
We really do... we're so lucky.
One of your best
Wondering if she is able to address the Spanish administration regarding the drying wetlands at Doñana park in southern Spain? Local farmers are going to be given more water rights, from what I hear, which will dry the wetlands further, if I understand the situation. I believe it is a UNESCO heritage site, so a UN ambassador working for migratory bird conservation should have an impact if they aren't already in touch!
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What an incredible team working to save birds. I agree that Stephanie might donate proceeds from her cadeaux vlogs if she knew. It was lovely listening to her speak so passionately about her work 😍😍😍😍😍
I did not enjoy this video at all.
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