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Volume 69 Number 8

August 2016 Bulletin

Fresno Scottish Rite

Lodge Repairs are underway!

Everything will be completed and back to normal by the September meeting. (it’s a long way up there!)


Fresno Scottish Rite Bulletin

Fresno, California Official publication of the Fresno Bodies Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. Published monthly at the Center, 1455 L Street, Fresno CA 93721 Phone (559) 268-9631 FAX (559) 268-0261 email: [email protected] WEB PAGE: http://www.fresnoscottishrite.com Web Master: Karl Wenn, 32˚ Editor: Juliet Vitz Asst. Editor: Bernard R. Hollenbeck, 33˚ Secretary Assistant to the Personal Representative

David Kelley, 32˚ Venerable Master

Fresno Lodge of Perfection

Vincent Villarta, 32˚ KCCH Wise Master

Fresno Chapter of Rose Croix

Bernard Hollenbeck, 33˚ Commander

Fresno Council of Kadosh

Dale Hammel, 32˚ Master of Kadosh Fresno Consistory

David Coleman, 32˚ KCCH

Orator

David Pitts, 32˚ KCCH Almoner

Louis W. Jelinek Jr., 33˚

Secretary

C. Ray Whitaker, 33˚ Treasurer

The deadline for submissions is the third Monday of the month. Permission is granted to Masonic Publications to copy.

ALL BRETHREN WHOSE NAMES AP-PEAR IN THIS BULLETIN ARE OF THE 32˚ UNLESS OTHERWISE IDENTI-FIED.

Allegiance: The Bodies of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, sitting in The Valley of Fresno, Orient of California, acknowledge the au-thority of and yield allegiance to the Supreme Council (Mother Council of the World) of the In-spectors General, Knights Com-mander of The House of the Temple of Solomon of the Thirty-Third Degree of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry for the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States of America.

Ill. Ronald A. Seale, 33˚ Sovereign

Grand Commander Washington D.C.

Ill. Frank Loui, 33˚ Sovereign Grand Inspector General

in California

Ill. Richard Paris, 33˚ Personal Representative

of the SGIG Advisory Conference


Coming Events August

6 Saturday “Rock Around the Clock “ Fresno Scottish Rite Annual Dinner Auction 5:00 p.m. at Sunnyside Country Club 15 Monday Stated Meeting in Merced (Chapter Advances) 5:00 p.m. Leave Scottish Rite (Carpool) 6:00 p.m. Dinner, Advisory Conference followed by the Stated Meeting 16 Tuesday Clinic Board Meeting 6:00 p.m. at Scottish Rite 22 Monday Study/Discussion Group 7:00 p.m. at Scottish Rite September

5 Monday Labor Day (Office Closed) 12 Monday Executive Committee—5:30 p.m. Advisory Conference 6:30 p.m. (Council Practice) 19 Monday Stated Meeting (Council Host) 6:00 p.m. Hors d’oeuvres, 6:30 p.m. Dinner 20 Tuesday Clinic Board Meeting 6:00 p.m. – Scottish Rite 26 Monday Study/Discussion Group 7:00 p.m. at Scottish Rite October

10 Monday Advisory Conference—6:30 p.m. (Lodge Practice) 17 Monday Stated Meeting (Lodge Host) Feast of Tishri –Rededication 6:00 p.m. Hors d’oeuvres, 6:30 p.m. Dinner 18 Tuesday Rededication - Merced 18 Tuesday Clinic Board Meeting 6:00 p.m. – Scottish Rite 24 Monday Study/Discussion Group 7:00 p.m. at Scottish Rite


Contributions to the Fresno Scottish Rite Childhood Language Clinic, Rite Care

Donations Richard & Judi Hopper Honoring the Ferguson Family David & Louise Coleman Ken & Onedra Bratcher Celebrating their Wedding Anniversary Bill & Shirley Schlichting Celebrating their 60th Wedding Anniversary June 30th Wayne Town Family Foundation Central Valley Charitable Foundation Donations With Dues George Schneider Richard Nordstrom Clint Vance Chris Weymouth William F. Hughes William Nielsen Joe L. Reyna Perry Smith David L. Harris Donald Heffernan

Michael Lambert Byron Martin Merton Parlier Bobby Colbert Lawrence Hopper Anthony Basila James S. Lewis Charles Royse Elie Choufani William Sawtell Ronald Baker Richard Frey Fred Womble Michael Jensen Memorials: Milton & Ruth Avakian Arthur & Verta Carlson Allen Conway C. Ray & Joyce Whitaker Mary Lynch Weins James & Judy Irvine


Please sign up for the eScrip to benefit the Fresno Language Clinic through Friends of the Center and Save Mart. To sign in on your computer, Go to: savemart.com/shares and choose escrip.com. Enter your zip code, name, home address, email, your telephone number, and Select Friends of the Center. If you do not have an email address, there is no need to sign up. Just give the store the telephone number 559-498-8393 and the Clinic will be credited.

From the Venerable Master,

Lodge of Perfection


Brethren, The summer months have most of us traveling. I hope everyone is staying safe and cool. August brings the Annual Dinner Auction on the 6th in support of our Childhood Language Center. Please get your donations for the auction to the office as soon as possi-ble for inventory. Invite your friends and neighbors to join us in support of a great cause. Our stated meeting heads up to Merced this month hosted by Yosemite Lodge #99. I would like to thank Tulare Lodge for their hospitality last month. September brings us back to Fresno for our regular scheduled meetings. David Kelley, 32° Venerable Master

Knowledge is obtaining facts. Wisdom is knowing how those facts interrelate with each other. As Albert Pike said: “Do not lose sight of the true object of your studies in Masonry. It is to add to your estate of wis-dom and not merely to your knowledge.” M&D 2:16 The Master Craftsman Correspondence Courses of-fered by the Supreme Council of Ancient and Accept-ed Scottish Rite Masonry will help you in this endeav-or. www.SCOTTISHRITESTORE.ORG


In Memoriam

It is not length of life, but depth of life. (Ralph Waldo Emerson )

Charles B. Johnson, 32° Carlson H Reed, 32°

Masonic Youth Groups State Center DeMolay: Regular meetings are the 1st and 3rd Mondays at 7:00 p.m. at the Fresno Masonic Center. Contact: Larry Coffin (559) 284-9065. Lemoore DeMolay: Regular meetings are the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at the Lemoore Masonic Center. Fellowship fun nights are the 3rd Friday of the month. Contact: Larry McKillip (559) 584-3450. Fresno Job’s Daughters: Regular meetings are the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month at the Fresno Masonic Center. Contact: Sherri Johnson (559) 260-1315. Lemoore Job’s Daughters: Regular meetings are the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month at the Lemoore Masonic Center. Contact: Maria Beckford (559) 904-6466. Heart of the Valley Rainbow Assembly: Regular meetings are at Las Palmas Masonic Center the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. Contact Jennifer Elkins email: [email protected] Visalia Rainbow Assembly: Regular meetings are the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 2:30 pm at the Visalia Masonic Center. Contact: Kelly Martin [email protected] (559) 305-6529


What Scottish Rite Event did you attend this year?


From the Wise Master, Chapter of Rose Croix Brethren, I hope you are all enjoying your sum-mer. If you have not attended our stated meeting lodge visita-tions this summer, you are missing a great opportunity. The hosts have been gracious and the dinners were delicious. You still have a chance to attend when, Fresno Scottish Rite visits the Merced Masonic Lodge in August. Gather some brothers up and carpool to Merced on August 15 to enjoy a fine meal and engage in camaraderie. Also I will see you at the Dinner Auction! Remember to wear your favorite bowling shirt or 50’s duds!

Vincent Villarta, 32° Wise Master

Knights of Saint Andrew The Knights of Saint Andrew, or KSA, is a group of Masters of the Royal Secret (32°) dedicated to serving the Fresno Valley at large. The KSA provides critical support to all of the committees of the Valley, assists at events when needed, and promotes active membership in the Valley. Contact Brother Ricky Oliver II([email protected]) or Brother Ike Hollomon ([email protected]) for more information. Ricky Oliver, 32°


From the Commander of the Council of Kadosh Brethren, This month I continue to communicate the degrees of the Council of Kadosh. The Council of Kadosh degrees are those degrees inclusive of the Nineteenth Degree, through the Thirtieth Degree. These degrees are philosophical and chivalric. This month, I will cover the Twenty-Fifth Degree, “Knight of the Brazen Serpent”. The Ill. Henry C. Clausen in his “Commentary” sug-gested that, “This degree is therefore philosophical and mor-al, teaching not only repentance, but also reformation. It is devoted also to an explanation of symbols of Masonry, espe-cially those connected with the ancient and universal legend of death and restoration of life. A deeper meaning is that the rule of darkness and evil is only temporary and light and good shall be eternal.” The Scottish Rite Mason will stress that it is God who gives us: good, freedom, love, reason, moral choice, and identity. Ill. Clausen explains that, if we have faith in those basic characteristics of God, if we reflect them in our lives, and if we think those thoughts and exclude from our consciousness the opposite, we have within us an infinite, unlimited source of power. The ideals set forth in our Scottish Rite Degrees must include those conveyed in this degree; they are stimulating and will cause serious self-reflection. The Ill. Albert Pike, 33º went to very great lengths to explain the astrological significance and symbolism and its relationship to the allegory we study in Masonry. (Continued on following page)


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community service organization; it is not an association of men to make new Masons for the purpose of increasing its numbers; nor when used in the context of Albert Pike’s Morals and Dogma, dogmas implies teachings, it is not to routinely conduct rituals and perform amateur theatrics with-out taking the time to understand their deeper teachings. Rather, MASONRY IS A LEARNING INSTITUTION which challenges each Brother to embark upon that path not to be better than others, but to be better than himself.

“Morals and Dogma is a call to our senses. It re-cites the dilemmas of the past, and challenges us to im-prove ourselves and in so doing the world at large.”

Brother John L. Tracy, 32°

Arturo De Hoyos’ Annotated Edition of Morals and Dogma, page 69 Ibid, page 31. Ibid, page 32.

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(continued from previous page) In his several pages of explanation of the Twenty-fifth degree, he explains that many ancient religions and be-liefs were founded on the premise that as God was building a place for mankind in heaven, he must therefore approve of them holding the heavenly bodies of the universe as worthy of their worship. Because of the serpent’s lethality, it was apparently God’s will that Moses display a serpent, that if mankind looked upon the displayed serpent it’s bite would not be deadly. So a bronze replica of a serpent was placed on a pole that the initiate could look upon and be saved from its deadly bite. Like so much of his writing, this section of the book covering this degree is extremely deep and, for me, a very difficult read, but again Ill. Pike’s book contains an ex-treme amount of information into the history of some of our teachings. If you have a desire to explore Astrology, you should read this section as it is very complete and enlighten-ing. These are some of the lessons taught by the Twenty-Fifth Degree, “Knight of the Brazen Serpent”. The infor-mation was gained from and refers to Page 137-142 in the Ill. Clausen’s, 33º “COMMENTARIES” and to pages 435-523 in the Ill. Pike’s, 33º “MORALS AND DOGMA”. As greater insight and understanding of the intent and objectives of Scottish Rite Masonry is needed, I suggest that each re-view these teachings from time to time and refresh our dedi-cation to the principles of our order. Bernie Hollenbeck, 33° Commander of Kadosh

From the Master of Kadosh, Consistory

ROCK AROUND THE CLOCK ON AUGUST 6TH AT THE SCOTTISH RITE DINNER AUCTION!!!

My last reminder Brothers...make your reservations, donations, desserts and let's get ready to PARTY! We still need silent and live auction donations NOW. We need to make this Dinner Auction the best fundraiser ever. We took a dip with our Fishing Derby and can certainly make up some of our loss with your attendance and donations.

Dale Hammel, 32° Master of Kadosh

Saul Aguirre to Fresno Scottish Rite Do you want to participate in the next Tough Mudder in

SoCal this coming October? And be part of this great experience, let me know if you are interested.

The Scottish Rite Tough Mudder Program helps teach men about personal development, team development, and leader-ship development in a real world scenario. This is why there is a spot for everyone on the Team, whether they be Support Staff or a Participant!

"Every man in the Lodge is equally concerned in the building of the Temple, and each has his work to do. Because the task demands different gifts and powers, all are equally necessary to the work, the architect who draws the plans, the Apprentice who carries stones or shapes them with chisel and gavel; the Fel-lowcraft who polishes and deposits them in the wall, and the offic-ers who marshal the workman, guide their labor, and pay their wages. Everyone is equal to every other so long as he does good work, true work, square work. None but is necessary to the erec-tion of the edifice; none but receives the honor of the Craft; and all together know the joy of seeing the Temple slowly rising in the midst of their labors. Thus Masonry lifts men to a high level, mak-ing each a fellow-worker in a great enterprise, and if it is the best brotherhood it is because it is a brotherhood of the best" (MSANA, Short Talk Bulletin on the Level and Plumb, 1924).

MORALS and TEACHINGS Master Craftsman correspondence courses consist of

three segments. The first of the Master Craftsman courses address the three degrees in the Blue Lodge. The second pertains to Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freema-sonry – 4th through 32nd degrees. And the third Master Craftsman, “Morals and Dogma Annotated Edition” written by Arturo De Hoyos, focuses on philosophy. This book consists of 1,057 pages. Its purpose is to help the reader un-derstand Albert Pike’s 861 pages of Morals and Dogma, first published in 1872.

Morals and Dogma was written 144 years ago during a period some would consider primitive and backward. So then what is the value of Morals and Dogma for modern day Scottish Rite Masons?

I found the best answer to this question is given by the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Grand Archivist and Grand Historian Arturo De Hoyos, 33°:

“He (Albert Pike) sought to teach principles of enduring value, and he saw in the beliefs and practices of ancient cultures, as he understood them, real and im-portant instruction on morality and wise philosophy. His emphasis was, as ours should be, on the relationships de-veloped between man and God, and men and men.”

During my journey towards discovering answers to the mysteries of Freemasonry I came to the realization that when it comes right down to it, what makes us so unique and different from other associations, is that first and foremost Freemasonry is not intended to become primarily a

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Fresno Scottish Rite Language Center and The Fresno Gem and Mineral Society

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Vendor Booths Demonstrations Workshops Refreshments

Private sale and auction

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From the Commander of the Council of Kadosh Brethren, This month I continue to communicate the degrees of the Council of Kadosh. The Council of Kadosh degrees are those degrees inclusive of the Nineteenth Degree, through the Thirtieth Degree. These degrees are philosophical and chivalric. This month, I will cover the Twenty-Fifth Degree, “Knight of the Brazen Serpent”. The Ill. Henry C. Clausen in his “Commentary” sug-gested that, “This degree is therefore philosophical and mor-al, teaching not only repentance, but also reformation. It is devoted also to an explanation of symbols of Masonry, espe-cially those connected with the ancient and universal legend of death and restoration of life. A deeper meaning is that the rule of darkness and evil is only temporary and light and good shall be eternal.” The Scottish Rite Mason will stress that it is God who gives us: good, freedom, love, reason, moral choice, and identity. Ill. Clausen explains that, if we have faith in those basic characteristics of God, if we reflect them in our lives, and if we think those thoughts and exclude from our consciousness the opposite, we have within us an infinite, unlimited source of power. The ideals set forth in our Scottish Rite Degrees must include those conveyed in this degree; they are stimulating and will cause serious self-reflection. The Ill. Albert Pike, 33º went to very great lengths to explain the astrological significance and symbolism and its relationship to the allegory we study in Masonry. (Continued on following page)



What Scottish Rite Event did you attend this year?


From the Wise Master, Chapter of Rose Croix Brethren, I hope you are all enjoying your sum-mer. If you have not attended our stated meeting lodge visita-tions this summer, you are missing a great opportunity. The hosts have been gracious and the dinners were delicious. You still have a chance to attend when, Fresno Scottish Rite visits the Merced Masonic Lodge in August. Gather some brothers up and carpool to Merced on August 15 to enjoy a fine meal and engage in camaraderie. Also I will see you at the Dinner Auction! Remember to wear your favorite bowling shirt or 50’s duds!

Vincent Villarta, 32° Wise Master

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Knights of Saint Andrew The Knights of Saint Andrew, or KSA, is a group of Masters of the Royal Secret (32°) dedicated to serving the Fresno Valley at large. The KSA provides critical support to all of the committees of the Valley, assists at events when needed, and promotes active membership in the Valley. Contact Brother Ricky Oliver II([email protected]) or Brother Ike Hollomon ([email protected]) for more information. Ricky Oliver, 32°

From the Venerable Master,

Lodge of Perfection


Brethren, The summer months have most of us traveling. I hope everyone is staying safe and cool. August brings the Annual Dinner Auction on the 6th in support of our Childhood Language Center. Please get your donations for the auction to the office as soon as possi-ble for inventory. Invite your friends and neighbors to join us in support of a great cause. Our stated meeting heads up to Merced this month hosted by Yosemite Lodge #99. I would like to thank Tulare Lodge for their hospitality last month. September brings us back to Fresno for our regular scheduled meetings. David Kelley, 32° Venerable Master

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Knowledge is obtaining facts. Wisdom is knowing how those facts interrelate with each other. As Albert Pike said: “Do not lose sight of the true object of your studies in Masonry. It is to add to your estate of wis-dom and not merely to your knowledge.” M&D 2:16 The Master Craftsman Correspondence Courses of-fered by the Supreme Council of Ancient and Accept-ed Scottish Rite Masonry will help you in this endeav-or. www.SCOTTISHRITESTORE.ORG


In Memoriam

It is not length of life, but depth of life. (Ralph Waldo Emerson )

Charles B. Johnson, 32° Carlson H Reed, 32°

Masonic Youth Groups State Center DeMolay: Regular meetings are the 1st and 3rd Mondays at 7:00 p.m. at the Fresno Masonic Center. Contact: Larry Coffin (559) 284-9065. Lemoore DeMolay: Regular meetings are the 2nd and 4th Wednesdays at the Lemoore Masonic Center. Fellowship fun nights are the 3rd Friday of the month. Contact: Larry McKillip (559) 584-3450. Fresno Job’s Daughters: Regular meetings are the 1st and 3rd Mondays of each month at the Fresno Masonic Center. Contact: Sherri Johnson (559) 260-1315. Lemoore Job’s Daughters: Regular meetings are the 1st and 3rd Monday of each month at the Lemoore Masonic Center. Contact: Maria Beckford (559) 904-6466. Heart of the Valley Rainbow Assembly: Regular meetings are at Las Palmas Masonic Center the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays at 7:00 p.m. Contact Jennifer Elkins email: [email protected] Visalia Rainbow Assembly: Regular meetings are the 2nd and 4th Sundays at 2:30 pm at the Visalia Masonic Center. Contact: Kelly Martin [email protected] (559) 305-6529


Contributions to the Fresno Scottish Rite Childhood Language Clinic, Rite Care

Donations Richard & Judi Hopper Honoring the Ferguson Family David & Louise Coleman Ken & Onedra Bratcher Celebrating their Wedding Anniversary Bill & Shirley Schlichting Celebrating their 60th Wedding Anniversary June 30th Wayne Town Family Foundation Central Valley Charitable Foundation Donations With Dues George Schneider Richard Nordstrom Clint Vance Chris Weymouth William F. Hughes William Nielsen Joe L. Reyna Perry Smith David L. Harris Donald Heffernan

Michael Lambert Byron Martin Merton Parlier Bobby Colbert Lawrence Hopper Anthony Basila James S. Lewis Charles Royse Elie Choufani William Sawtell Ronald Baker Richard Frey Fred Womble Michael Jensen Memorials: Milton & Ruth Avakian Arthur & Verta Carlson Allen Conway C. Ray & Joyce Whitaker Mary Lynch Weins James & Judy Irvine


Please sign up for the eScrip to benefit the Fresno Language Clinic through Friends of the Center and Save Mart. To sign in on your computer, Go to: savemart.com/shares and choose escrip.com. Enter your zip code, name, home address, email, your telephone number, and Select Friends of the Center. If you do not have an email address, there is no need to sign up. Just give the store the telephone number 559-498-8393 and the Clinic will be credited.


Fresno Scottish Rite Bulletin

Fresno, California Official publication of the Fresno Bodies Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry. Published monthly at the Center, 1455 L Street, Fresno CA 93721 Phone (559) 268-9631 FAX (559) 268-0261 email: [email protected] WEB PAGE: http://www.fresnoscottishrite.com Web Master: Karl Wenn, 32˚ Editor: Juliet Vitz Asst. Editor: Bernard R. Hollenbeck, 33˚ Secretary Assistant to the Personal Representative

David Kelley, 32˚ Venerable Master

Fresno Lodge of Perfection

Vincent Villarta, 32˚ KCCH Wise Master

Fresno Chapter of Rose Croix

Bernard Hollenbeck, 33˚ Commander

Fresno Council of Kadosh

Dale Hammel, 32˚ Master of Kadosh Fresno Consistory

David Coleman, 32˚ KCCH

Orator

David Pitts, 32˚ KCCH Almoner

Louis W. Jelinek Jr., 33˚

Secretary

C. Ray Whitaker, 33˚ Treasurer

The deadline for submissions is the third Monday of the month. Permission is granted to Masonic Publications to copy.

ALL BRETHREN WHOSE NAMES AP-PEAR IN THIS BULLETIN ARE OF THE 32˚ UNLESS OTHERWISE IDENTI-FIED.

Allegiance: The Bodies of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite, sitting in The Valley of Fresno, Orient of California, acknowledge the au-thority of and yield allegiance to the Supreme Council (Mother Council of the World) of the In-spectors General, Knights Com-mander of The House of the Temple of Solomon of the Thirty-Third Degree of the Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite of Freemasonry for the Southern Jurisdiction of the United States of America.

Ill. Ronald A. Seale, 33˚ Sovereign

Grand Commander Washington D.C.

Ill. Frank Loui, 33˚ Sovereign Grand Inspector General

in California

Ill. Richard Paris, 33˚ Personal Representative

of the SGIG Advisory Conference


Coming Events August

6 Saturday “Rock Around the Clock “ Fresno Scottish Rite Annual Dinner Auction 5:00 p.m. at Sunnyside Country Club 15 Monday Stated Meeting in Merced (Chapter Advances) 5:00 p.m. Leave Scottish Rite (Carpool) 6:00 p.m. Dinner, Advisory Conference followed by the Stated Meeting 16 Tuesday Clinic Board Meeting 6:00 p.m. at Scottish Rite 22 Monday Study/Discussion Group 7:00 p.m. at Scottish Rite September

5 Monday Labor Day (Office Closed) 12 Monday Executive Committee—5:30 p.m. Advisory Conference 6:30 p.m. (Council Practice) 19 Monday Stated Meeting (Council Host) 6:00 p.m. Hors d’oeuvres, 6:30 p.m. Dinner 20 Tuesday Clinic Board Meeting 6:00 p.m. – Scottish Rite 26 Monday Study/Discussion Group 7:00 p.m. at Scottish Rite October

10 Monday Advisory Conference—6:30 p.m. (Lodge Practice) 17 Monday Stated Meeting (Lodge Host) Feast of Tishri –Rededication 6:00 p.m. Hors d’oeuvres, 6:30 p.m. Dinner 18 Tuesday Rededication - Merced 18 Tuesday Clinic Board Meeting 6:00 p.m. – Scottish Rite 24 Monday Study/Discussion Group 7:00 p.m. at Scottish Rite

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Volume 69 Number 8

August 2016 Bulletin


Lodge Repairs are underway!

Everything will be completed and back to normal by the September meeting. (it’s a long way up there!)

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