Breathtaking natural beauty and unlimited opportunities for outdoor recreation. Especially popular is the Giant City Nature Trail, home of the "Giant City Streets" - huge bluffs of sandstone formed 12,000 years ago.

Southernmost Illinois

With its breathtaking natural beauty and unlimited opportunities for outdoor recreation, a trip to Giant City State Park is sure to delight visitors of all ages. From camping and horseback riding to fishing and rappelling, it's an outdoor lover's paradise. Visitors will marvel at the many hiking trails. Especially popular is the Giant City Nature Trail, home of the "Giant City Streets" - huge bluffs of sandstone formed 12,000 years ago.

Makanda, Gateway to Giant City and Outdoor Adventure

Don't miss this rustic beauty, a great place to refuel your body after an active day!

This amazing hand-hewn log built lodge always impresses, and is a fun place to dine. Built by the Civilian Conservation Corps in the 1930s, the spacious Lodge offers rustic beauty with multi-hued sandstone and white oak timber.

The Lodge also features a lounge and historic Clem & Arlies bar, gift shop, and guest cabins for a quiet getaway. 

Much of Giant City was built by the Civilian Conservation Corps or CCC. The CCC was a federally funded program that gave millions of unemployed young men jobs on conservation and environmental projects during the Great Depression. The CCC constructed trails, lodges, and shelters in 800 parks, planted more than three billion trees nationwide, and is credited with fostering a greater public appreciation of the country's national resources and the outdoors.  A statue dedicated to the CCC sits in the courtyard. 

Don't miss climbing the spiral staircase of the Giant City water tower for the scenic views.

The Lodge serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner daily, with an excellent reputation for food and hospitality. You’re sure to enjoy some of the best fried chicken ever if you choose the specialty of the Lodge, the all-you-can-eat Family Style Chicken Dinner.  Be sure and save room for some warm fruit cobbler! 

3 styles of cabins are available for rent. 

The Historic Cabins are located on the south side of the Lodge, set in the location of the original CCC built cabins.  These one-room cabins offer two double beds. 

The Prairie Cabins are located north of the lodge, offering a queen bed in the bedroom, with a full-size Murphy bed in the living room. Each unit connects to another unit by a common door.

Larger and more scenic with stylish decor, there are four Bluff Cabins nestled in the bluffs near the Lodge, offering two queen beds in the bedroom, an electric fireplace in the living room, a wet bar with a small refrigerator, and a deck overlooking the woods below.

Giant City Lodge

Makanda: The Most Hippie Town In Illinois. Visit the unique shops on the Makanda boardwalk.

X doesn't mark the spot, the Smiley Face water tower does!

When you're not wandering through the woods, a good place to go is the Makanda Trading Co. This amazing general store opened in 2001 in rustic downtown. You'll find a wealth of treasures to shop for like stones, toys, incense, art, and much much more to fill your New Age home. Visions Art Gallery features local artists and their works, from paintings, stained glass, to ceramics. Rainmaker Studio displays impressive metal work from jewelry  to sculptures and fountains.

Makanda Country Store, located on the historic Makanda Boardwalk, features gourmet coffee, sandwiches, and hand-dipped ice cream. The store also has an array of hot sauces for purchase.

Each fall, vultures fly over Makanda and the surrounding areas and signal the beginning of fall and the arrival of the incredible fall colors of Makanda and southern Illinois. 

The third weekend of October each year, Vulture Fest features live music, food, shopping, and art by local artists for purchase; all under the watchful eyes of Black and Turkey Vultures roosting in the trees overlooking the village.

Many attractions in this hippie town give it that feeling of being free-spirited. Don't miss the Rainmaker Garden, and it will certainly put you in that Earth child, flower power vibe.

Makanda Inn & Cottages offers a luxury retreat, only 1/2 mile from the Boardwalk

Makanda Boardwalk

One fish two fish, red fish blue fish! Well, Bluegill and Redear Sunfish anyway.

Little Grassy produces about a million fish per year, on average, including channel catfish, blue catfish, largemouth bass, bluegills, and redear sunfish. Most of the channel catfish produced by the state come from Little Grassy.

"Our claim to fame is catfish production," Brenda Garver explains as she guides you on a tour. 

It's a great place to take your children for a lesson on how our fisheries help stock our ponds and other needs of our ecosystem. The kids and adults alike can enjoy it. 

The main event at Little Grassy is the catfish production. The production process of the channel catfish provides a great viewing experience for visitors. ‘Primetime” for viewing the production process runs from early to mid-June. Yearling catfish in outdoor raceways are available for feeding by visitors from Memorial Day through July.

While prime viewing is in the summer months, tours are available year round between 8:30 and 3:30. Be sure and ask about the record channel cat! 

Little Grassy Fish Hatchery

Saddle up for trail rides with experienced wranglers through private trails

Even if you don't want to ride, walk through the stables to see and even pet the horses.

TRAIL RIDES
Open March 15–November 1, 9 AM–5 PM Wednesday–Monday. 

The Stable maintains approximately 30 horses of different types and breeds for your enjoyment. There are horses of all different levels and they will match you with a horse that meets your needs. The trail rides are guided by experienced wranglers, who lead you through 3 plus miles of private trails in the heart of Giant City State Park.

Hand-led pony rides are available for children. These rides are hand led by one of our wranglers on a short trail.

Giant City Stables

Enjoy the breeze zipping through the trees!

Safety is always number one here, so don't be afraid. This is the place to check zip lining off your bucket list! 
You will start off with 'flight school' before you ever get out in the canopy. 

Allow 3 hours for an exciting canopy tour. The guides will educate you about the flora, fauna, geology and history of the outdoors by safely traversing an established route of ziplines and aerial bridges between platforms built in the trees. You must leave your phones and cameras behind, but staff will take photos for you, and you can rent a GoPro if you want to capture your zipping experience. 


The tour includes 11 platforms high in the trees, three aerial suspension bridges, the longest stretching 180 feet, and two short ground hikes. What to add to the excitement - try one of the night time tours!

You will want to save your Frequent Zipper Card and plan to go again!

Shawnee Bluffs Canopy Tour

Learn about the 'Giant Streets' that gave the park its name and get maps and trail details. 8 - 4 daily.

Giant City State Park Visitor’s Center contains an exhibit hall with displays of the natural, cultural, and geological features of the park. Don't miss the 10-minute film about the park in the audio/visual room. There is a Discovery Corner that kids love to explore. Ask about the scavenger hunt for kids. Get a prize upon returning it at the end of the hike all filled out, but watch your time, the center closes at 4 PM. 

Climbing and rappelling are permitted at the park in two locations. The areas of Devil's Standtable cliff and Shelter #1 bluff at the Makanda entrance are accessible to climbers, and ropes are permitted on these cliffs. Climbers should bring their own equipment and go directly to the bluff, no check-in is necessary. No permanent anchors are allowed. All climbing activities at the park are conducted at your own risk. Cliffs are steep and sandstone can be slippery when wet. Venomous copperhead snakes, an Illinois protected species, are found on sunny ledges. Please use caution. Southern Illinois sandstone bluff plant communities are fragile, so tread lightly in these areas. Always carry out what you carry in! 

Exploration of the picturesque natural wonders of Giant City State Park can be enjoyed along the Post Oak, Devil’s Standtable, Giant City, Stonefort, Indian Creek, Trillium and Arrowwood trails. The Post Oak Trail has been designed for disabled visitors. The 12-mile Red Cedar Hiking Trail provides an invigorating challenge to the truly dedicated backpacker, and offers an overnight campsite at the halfway point. In Spring, Summer and fall, be sure to use insect and tick repellent. Trillium Trail is a great place to see spring flowers.

Winter is a great time to enjoy the slower, quieter side of Shawnee Forest Country in Southernmost Illinois. The cooler temperatures mean no bugs, and the trees are bare, allowing you to see much further into the forests. Bluffs hidden behind the summer foliage emerge dramatically into sight.

Hiking is available year-round, and if you have visited in another season, winter can offer a very different experience. The weather is generally mild, and you can pretty much have the trails all to yourself. Enjoy a peacefulness that only winter can provide.


Giant City State Park Visitors Center

Things to do in Shawnee Forest Country of Southernmost Illinois

Explore the Shawnee National Forest and enjoy the largest, most diverse natural treasure in Illinois. Major highways head to southern Illinois where you will find some of the most beautiful scenery in the midwest, if you are willing to explore the backroads!  This adventure is just the 'tip of the rock formation' to get you started in Shawnee Forest Country!

Hike Near Harrisburg: Gateway to Shawnee National Forest

Hidden away in Southern Illinois is one of nature's masterpieces. Stroll the boardwalks, hike or take a canoe or kayak through  the mysterious Cache River Wetlands, one of only 15 "Wetlands of International Importance."

The Cache River Wetlands: Illinois' Hidden Bayou

No need to stick to the rivers and the lakes that you're used to!    These Waterfall sites are best when there has been a lot of rain in the area.  So, don't be afraid of getting a little wet, just be prepared and be careful!

Go Chasing Waterfalls – Shawnee Forest Country

Take a driving/walking/sampling tour of the Eastern side of the Shawnee National Forest.

Shawnee  Forest - Eastern Loop Tour

Barbecue aficionados have long known the trip to Murphysboro, Illinois, is more than worth it. The small town hosts a barbecue cook-off every year and is perhaps the only town in the country with two Barbecue Hall of Famers. In addition to the BBQ history, experience a booming craft beer movement that is vibrant and exciting.

Beer & BBQ: Murphysboro, BBQ Capital of Illinois

The southern tip of Illinois is one of the most established wine regions in the Midwest, featuring award-winning wineries along a 40-mile trail through the beautiful Shawnee National Forest. The Shawnee Hills Wine Trail is composed of eleven unique wineries, each offering their own individual style and winemaking techniques that make your journey a pleasant adventure through the hills of southern Illinois.

Shawnee Hills Wine Trail

Well, what to we have beer?  Fancy a pint, a stein or a mug?  Explore your options in craft breweries in Shawnee Forest Country of Southernmost Illinois. Hop to it, and explore the tastes of the region.

Southern Illinois Beer Here!

Take a 188 mile scenic drive along the Ohio River Scenic Byway in southern Illinois.  Stop at sites with rich historic heritage and enjoy the spectacular Shawnee National Forest, and the beautiful Ohio River. The scenic drive meanders along the Ohio River in Southernmost Illinois.  The Byway winds from the Wabash Bridge at the Indiana border south along the Ohio River before it reaches the Mississippi River at Cairo.  A unique travel experience awaits you along the byway’s 188 miles.

Ohio River Scenic Byway - Shawnee Forest Country

Stop and smell the roses, or in this case, the zinnias, sunflowers, lavender and peonies and enjoy the summer and fall harvests along the way!

Flowers, Farms and Fun!

Small town fun with some pretty unique finds and great places for #SuperSelfie Stops!

Metropolis, IL - #SuperSelfie places to visit

History buffs will love a visit to Old Shawneetown!

Walk down the sidewalks and see parts of old foundations of buildings that no longer stand. See the old hitching posts along Main Street that are still waiting for horses to be tied up. You will also see landmarks where General John A Logan was married as well as the first newspaper in the state, also located on Main Street.  Old Shawneetown is no ordinary town, the town is saturated in the history of its flood waters, historic politicians, banking history, and many other stories that have never been told.

Travel down to Old Shawneetown

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A must-see location featured on the Illinois quarter.

Garden of the Gods Recreation area

Hiking, camping, fishing, boating, and a life-size bronze statue of the Shawnee Chief Tecumseh

Glen O Jones Lake and Tecumseh Statue

Deep inside the Shawnee National forest, southeast of Harrisburg, you'll come face-to-face with this face

Stone Face Trail

A favorite for photographers, this fall is 35 feet from top to bottom, but in beautiful surroundings.

Burden Falls Wilderness

Explore the wonders of Shawnee Forest Country

The Great Outdoors 

Local craft brew, serving what is made onsite

Molly's Pint Brewpub

Uncork the good life at Von Jakob Winery & Brewery, Southern Illinois' only Winery and Brewery

Von Jakob Winery & Brewery

Big Muddy Brewing

House-brewed beers served with tavern eats & growlers to go at this historic St. Nicholas Hotel spot.

St. Nicholas Brewing Company

Come experience beer in the woods at one of the world’s greatest places to drink beer outside

Scratch Brewing Company

A legend in the barbecue world, pitmaster Mike Mills is in the Barbecue Hall of Fame.

17th Street BBQ

BBQ doesn't get any better than this; you don't want to miss this place!

Pat's BBQ and Catering

A winery and cidery on the Shawnee Hills Wine Trail

Owl Creek Vineyard

Family-owned vineyard and winery offers the unique flavors of Southern Illinois wine

Alto Vineyards

The romance of Italy in the hills of Southern Illinois

Blue Sky Vineyard

Specializing in wine made from locally grown fruits

Pomona Winery

Local culinary gems 

Food & Drink 

U-pick lavender farm offers several varieties from late May to early June.

Shawnee Hills Lavender Farm

Metropolis is nestled on the banks of the Ohio River, a wealth of fun and exciting things to do.

Metropolis: Home of Illinois' first park

13,000 Cherokees crossed the Ohio River at Golconda by ferry as part of the 'Trail of Tears' to Oklahoma

Golconda: River Crossing point-Trail of Tears

Outstanding peony farm grows 10 different varieties on 12 acres.  Blooms and flowers in April to May.

Peony Hill Farm

Open daily, mid June to October 31, family fun activities on the farm, flower fields and fresh produce

Rendleman Orchards

A Fun And Fuzzy Adventure. Get up close and personal with these adorable creatures

Rolling Oak Alpaca Ranch

Come learn about our tupelo-cypress swamps, hardwood forests, limestone glades and sandstone bluff.

The Cache River Wetlands Center

Hike Wildcat Bluff for the soaring views, natural beauty, and up-close-and-personal bird watching.

Wildcat Bluff

One of the most beautiful recreation areas the Shawnee National Forest has to offer.

Bell Smith Springs

Over the river and through the woods to the cypress swamp we go.

Heron Pond Trail

For more than 100 years, this park has been known as an outstanding natural scenic spot.

Bork’s Waterfall at Ferne Clyffe State Park

An abundance of waterfalls, But this area is rugged and requires very special attention

Bulge Hole Ecological Area

A wilderness with many trails, bluffs and sights worth exploring

Burden Falls

Looking for ATV/OHV trails?  Williams Hill Pass is the place for you!

Williams Hill Pass

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Plan your spring break family fun in Chicago! Check it out on the Choose Chicago channel on Vamonde.

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Plan a family getaway the kids won't soon forget!

Spring Break Family Fun

Explore some of the locations of the Chicago blues scene of the 1960s with this VAMONDE adventure, based on the Chicago History Museum exhibition, "AMPLIFIED: Chicago Blues."

Chicago History Museum

Explore some of the locations of the Chicago blues scene of the 1960s with this VAMONDE adventure, based on the Chicago History Museum exhibition, "AMPLIFIED: Chicago Blues." Southern black migrants brought the blues to Chicago, where the music helped them forge connections and transform an unfamiliar, often inhospitable city into a new home. The music was also transformed—electrified and amplified to compete with urban noise. The photography of Raeburn Flerlage captures the streets, clubs, homes, and studios where a community of musicians defined the Chicago blues sound.

AMPLIFIED: Chicago Blues

From a 20th century resurgence that rivaled the Harlem Renaissance, to spectacular displays of Victorian Era architecture, this South Side neighborhood is responsible for tremendous cultural and social advances that are not to be missed.

The heart and soul of Chicago lies in its 77 vibrant neighborhoods, and going beyond the loop (Chicago’s downtown business district) will give you a much needed escape from the hustle and bustle of the skyscraper district. As part of the Beyond the Loop video series, The Second City and Goose Island Beer Company have teamed up with Choose Chicago to explore the local hotspots in Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood. Discover why Bronzeville is more than just an artsy pocket on the South Side.

Bronzeville and Beyond

"How can I possibly be expected to handle school on a day like this?" We've all been there, even if we're not Ferris Bueller. After your mornings stretch, you look outside at the shining sun, soft breeze, and then wonder, "How can anyone expect me to handle work on a day like this?" So take the day off! While you're at it, follow in Ferris Bueller's footsteps too as Choose Chicago takes you through the film locations that made Ferris Bueller's Day Off such a wonderful adventure (but make sure Ed Rooney isn't on your tail).

It’s Ferris Bueller's Day Off! Take a day to explore the city, but don't get caught by the incredulous Principal Rooney! Kick it like a couple of wise-cracking high school kids at The Art Institute of Chicago and peer down from over 100 stories in the air with the Skydeck at Willis Tower. (Cover photo from @thiswashollywood via Instagram)

Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Chicago’s legendary Second City comedy troupe and Goose Island Beer Company have teamed up with Choose Chicago to create the quintessential Old Town experience. Join us as we explore the historic neighborhood and discover its many claims to fame.

As part of the Beyond the Loop video series, The Second City and Goose Island Beer Company have teamed up with Choose Chicago to create the quintessential Old Town experience. Discover why this neighborhood has been home to immigrant families, gays, hippies and young professionals alike over the years.

Quintessential Old Town

The Second City and Goose Island Beer Company team up with Choose Chicago to how you why even 120 years after the Columbian Exposition, Hyde Park is still a profound point of historical and social importance in Chicago.

The heart and soul of Chicago lies in its 77 vibrant neighborhoods, and going beyond the loop (Chicago’s downtown business district) will give you a much needed escape from the hustle and bustle of the skyscraper district. As part of the Beyond the Loop video series, The Second City and Goose Island Beer Company have teamed up with Choose Chicago to explore the local hotspots in Chicago’s Hyde Park neighborhood. Join us as we show you why even 120 years after the Columbian Exposition, Hyde Park is still a profound point of historical and social importance in Chicago.

Hyde Park: Obama's Neighborhood

The Budget Savvy Travelers

Temperatures are rising and the days are getting longer. This is a sure sign that schools will soon be out for summer vacation. Families looking for fun, affordable ways to keep kids busy during hot days will appreciate this guide that shares some great ways to cool off around Chicago—most are even free.

Best Places to Cool Off in Chicago

Craving a getaway, but short on vacation time or extra travel funds? Why not consider embarking on a culinary adventure? Chicago is a great city to experience the world through food! There are over 100 different neighborhoods in the city, each with its own unique flavors and traditions to share. Chicago has always celebrated a diverse array of people, cultures, and cuisines. Therefore, it's not surprising that Chicago consistently ranks high in top foodie destinations in the United States. For those of us that can’t book a plane ticket to satisfy our travel “craving,” taking a culinary adventure is truly the next best thing. Chicago offers a great opportunity to be carried away to a dreamy, distant place–if only through our palates alone.

Traveling the World Through Food | Chicago

Haley Guidry

Only have a short time to visit Chicago? No problem! With this guide, you can fit it all in - in just a weekend!

Spending a Weekend in Chicago

Looking for some free activities to explore in Chicago? You'll be surprised to learn that there are many things to do around the city that are absolutely free of charge!

6 Chicago Hidden Gems to Explore For Free

Wrigley Field holds the very identity of the Chicago Cubs. But Wrigley isn’t the only spot that embodies the spirit of the Cubbies. Lakeview is home to so many rich businesses that are full of North side pride!

Lakeview Roscoe Village Chamber of Commerce

Wrigleyville isn’t the only haven for fans of the Chicago Cubs. Take an adventure “Beyond Wrigley” into West Lakeview to explore some of the neighborhood icons and local businesses that are full of Cubbies pride!

Beyond Wrigley

Glessner House

Glessner House -

An architectural treasure in Chicago

Glessner House - An architectural treasure in Chicago

Welcome to the Chicago Cultural Center, a landmark home of the arts.

The People's Palace

Chicago Chinatown Chamber of Commerce

An Adventure through all the Best Spots in the City

Must Visit Attractions in Chicago

Chicago has one of the most iconic skylines in the world. This insider guide shows you the best vantage points to capture a memorable photo of the skyline of Chicago. Best of all? These are all places that you can visit that are all free of charge.

Where to Find Chicago's Best Skyline Views for Free

Start on Chicago's South Side and travel back in time as you explore visit the homes of some of the most influential LGBTQ+ people in the city's vibrant history. Make your way through Washington Park and Woodlawn moving north towards Rogers Park.

Learn about Chicago's vibrant LGBTQ+ history on this cultural excursion through various parts of the City. This tour covers the historic markers and residences of some of Chicago's top LGBTQ+ luminaries. Find out how they left their marks from Washington Park and Woodlawn all the way up north to Rogers Park.

Explore Gay Chicago History: LGBTQ+ Landmarks Tour

Around every corner of The Magnificent Mile lie surprising pieces that make up the rich history of downtown Chicago.

The Magnificent Mile

Around every corner of The Magnificent Mile lie surprising pieces that make up the rich history of downtown Chicago. Unexpected turn-of-the-century ballrooms, lavish chandeliers, stained glass fit for royalty, atlases of the Renaissance, former mansions of America's elite, eclectic bars, iconic burger joints, classic cocktails, and unbeatable views make up our guide to the top hidden gems around the district.

The Magnificent Mile's Hidden Gems

Chicago is a city built of neighborhoods and cultures and Chinatown is the prime example. Just south of Chicago's Loop, Chinatown is bustling with people, traditional cuisine, and of course culture.

Chicago is a city built of neighborhoods and cultures and Chinatown is the prime example. Just south of Chicago's Loop, Chinatown is bustling with people, traditional cuisine, and of course culture. Hop on the Red Line, a bus, or even a water taxi and discover one of Chicago's most unique neighborhoods.

Chicago's Chinatown

This adventure, based on the Chicago History Museum exhibition, "Remembering Dr. King: 1929–1968," invites you to explore some of the locations Dr. King frequented in Chicago.

A Baptist minister and champion of nonviolent activism, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was one of the most influential figures of the civil rights movement. He spent considerable time in Chicago protesting racial discrimination, particularly in housing and education.
This VAMONDE adventure is based on the Chicago History Museum exhibition, "Remembering Dr. King: 1929-1968," and invites you to explore in person some of the locations King frequented in the city and to consider how Dr. King’s work remains relevant today, 50 years after his assassination.

Martin Luther King Jr. in Chicago

Join Julia Bachrach, former Chicago Park District historian, on a journey through Humboldt Park to learn more about the role the 150-year-old park served as key experimental grounds for Jens Jensen's Prairie style of landscape architecture.

Julia Bachrach

Established 150 years ago, Humboldt Park can be thought of as a living landmark with layers of history that reflect contributions by important landscape designers, architects, and artists. The most noteworthy, Danish immigrant Jens Jensen (1860 – 1951), revered the indigenous scenery of the Midwest and created the Prairie style of landscape architecture. Humboldt Park provided important grounds for his process of experimentation. Jensen went on to design estates for prominent businessmen such as Julius Rosenwald, Harold Florsheim, and Henry Ford. Join Julia Bachrach, former Chicago Park District historian and author of "The City in a Garden: A History of Chicago’s Parks," on a journey to learn more about how Humboldt Park served as Jens Jensen’s Experimental Grounds.

Humboldt Park: Jens Jensen’s Experimental Grounds

The Art Institute of Chicago is no stranger to "best museums” list, but beyond Michigan Avenue there are many amazing galleries displaying works from heavy hitters like Keith Haring and Hebru Brantley. Get inspired by these galleries and their collections

Chicago Scene

Chicago is home to countless world renowned cultural institutions. The Art Institute of Chicago is no stranger to "best museums” list, but beyond Michigan Avenue there are many amazing galleries displaying works from heavy hitters like Keith Haring and Hebru Brantley. There’s something for everyone at these galleries, whether you’re simply an appreciator of art or a seasoned collector.

Art Galleries: Beyond The Museum Campus

Not your everyday Chicago adventure, these unique outings go inside, behind-the-scenes, and even underground to show off a different side of the city.

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From the lair of a notorious Chicago gangster to the infectious groove of a legendary blues club, this adventure will have you socializing, singing, and exploring the city all day (and night!) long. Personally curated by the Vamonde team (a group of foodies, architecture buffs, music fanatics and bar-hopping explorers) this adventure will provide you with the incredible stories and secrets behind some of Chicago’s notorious and renowned spots. Did we mention gingerbread cookies at the Waldorf Astoria?

A Chicago Insider’s Adventure

Choose Chicago® is the official destination marketing organization for Chicago, Illinois. When you’re in Chicago, you’re home. With the countless experiences there are to have here, you're absolutely welcome to do any and all of them.

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