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Whether you’re just getting started or are a seasoned camping expert, Girl Camper’s practical tips, inspirational interviews and their own experiences from the road will inspire you to ‘go places and do things’!

  1. 5D AGO

    Travel Tuesday Tips: How to Find the Best Camping and Travel Deals

    If you’re dreaming about your next camping adventure but want to keep travel costs down, this week’s Travel Tuesday episode is packed with practical tips to help you save money while still exploring more. From discounted campsites to smart travel apps, membership perks, and seasonal deals, these strategies make it easier than ever to plan affordable camping trips. Below is a quick summary of the top ways to find the best camping and travel deals so you can make the most of every adventure. 1. Book at the Right Time One of the easiest ways to save money on camping is knowing when to book. Campsites and RV rentals are almost always cheaper during the shoulder season, mid-week, and outside major holidays. Many state and national parks reduce fees after Labor Day, and mid-week pricing (Tuesday–Thursday) often brings the best rates. 2. Use Deal-Finding Apps and Tools Travel apps can help you track price drops, find cancellations, and compare campsite availability. Top pick tools from Travel Tuesday include: The Dyrt PRO – perfect for last-minute campsite openings Recreation.gov notifications Google Flights, Hopper, and Skyscanner for travel price alerts Rakuten, Honey, and RetailMeNot for outdoor gear savings These tools do the hunting for you so you can book at the right moment. 3. Choose Memberships That Pay for Themselves Certain memberships offer huge value for frequent travelers and campers. Programs like Good Sam, Passport America, Harvest Hosts, and state park annual passes can save you money with just a few trips. Girl Camper members also get exclusive Travel Tuesday discounts on bucket-list TrovaTrips, including Yellowstone, Peru, and Costa Rica—making big adventures more affordable. 4. Save Money on RV Rentals and Cabins If you’re renting an RV, campervan, or cabin, try booking mid-week or during non-peak months for dramatically lower prices. Some rental companies even offer relocation deals for $1 per day—a great way to plan a one-way road trip on a budget. 5. Cut Costs on Meals, Fuel, and Activities Traveling doesn’t have to be expensive. Plan simple meals, shop in local grocery stores instead of tourist towns, and pack easy camping staples. Fuel savings apps like GasBuddy and Upside help cut driving costs. Look for free activities such as ranger-led hikes, scenic drives, farmers markets, and brewery or winery tastings (a win for Harvest Hosts members!). 6. Know When to Buy Camping Gear Gear deals are best in the fall and winter, when retailers clear out their seasonal stock. REI Used Gear, outdoor swap meets, Marketplace groups, and Girl Camper community sales are all great places to find tents, chairs, cookware, and clothing at a fraction of the price. 7. RV-Specific Money-Saving Strategies If you camp in an RV, look for: Cancellation openings 48–72 hours before arrival Seasonal or long-term stay pricing Workamping or volunteer opportunities for free stays Campground Facebook pages posting last-minute deals These small strategies create big savings over a season. Final Thoughts Finding great travel and camping deals doesn’t require complicated tricks—just timing, tools, and a little insider knowledge. With these Travel Tuesday tips, you can take more trips, explore farther, and save more while doing it. Because there’s truly no wrong way to camp like a girl, especially when you’re getting a great deal along the way. Thank you to Progressive Insurance for sponsoring this episode! Need an insurance quote? Check Progressive out! Looking for more tips on how to save money for your camping budget? Check out our article Tips To Make Camping Affordable. https://youtu.be/njVsg3NboUQ

  2. NOV 24

    🎄 Our Favorite Holiday Gift Ideas for Campers

    f you love camping — or you’re shopping for someone who does — this podcast episode was packed with fun, practical, and road-tested ideas. In our latest Girl Camper Podcast, Janine and Lesa sat down to share the camping gear, cozy comforts, kitchen gadgets, and campsite treats they either use themselves, recently discovered, or added to their own holiday wish lists. This blog post recaps the episode and highlights the items we talked about most. Whether you’re stuffing stockings, shopping for your camping bestie, or making a list for Santa, these holiday gift ideas for campers are thoughtful, budget-friendly, and Girl Camper-approved. Cooler Light: A Small Gadget That Makes a Big Difference One of Janine’s newest favorite finds, this waterproof, rechargeable cooler light solves the age-old problem of digging through a dark cooler at night. It drops right inside and illuminates everything — no fumbling with your phone flashlight. Bonus: it works as an emergency beacon, hangs from a loop, and features multiple light modes. It’s inexpensive, clever, and perfect for the camper who already has everything. Presto Nomad Travel Slow Cooker Lesa’s go-to cooking companion, the Nomad slow cooker is designed specifically for travel. With its locking lid, carry handle, spoon slot, and easy-clean design, it’s perfect for campsite meals. Toss everything in during the morning and come home to a warm, delicious dinner. Great for RVers, van campers, potlucks, and winter camping. Plastic-Free Pour-Over Coffee Setup Janine fell in love with the Coolie Coffee system — a plastic-free, biodegradable pour-over option perfect for campers trying to reduce waste. Paired with their stainless steel coffee pot that heats water without touching plastic, it’s an eco-friendly, great-tasting upgrade for your morning camping ritual. You can also buy empty filters and fill them with your favorite coffee — a wonderful option for hazelnut lovers like Janine. Slouch Couches (Inflatable Camp Loungers) These durable, comfortable inflatable couches were a standout at Overland Expo and immediately landed on Lesa’s wishlist. They’re sturdy enough for outdoor use, pack down small, inflate quickly, and comfortably fit two people. Ideal for sunset watching, outdoor concerts, or lounging at camp. Rechargeable Table Lamps One of the surprise hits from last year is still going strong. These small cordless table lamps are lightweight, bright, and last 40+ hours. They’re great for RVs, tents, picnic tables — and Lesa discovered they fit perfectly into a camp chair cupholder to illuminate your plate at night. Affordable, charming, and endlessly useful. Teva ReEmber Slip-On Shoes Recommended by several Girl Campers, these cozy, quilted slip-ons are perfect for chilly mornings, late-night bathroom runs, or everyday campsite walking. With collapsible heels, grippy soles, and recyclable materials, they combine comfort with practicality. A great mid-priced gift option. Electric Lap Robe This simple gift has turned into a cold-weather game changer. An electric lap blanket keeps you warm in the camper without constantly running a space heater — especially important given the risk of overloaded RV wiring. Lightweight, cozy, and easy to use indoors or outdoors, it’s perfect for winter camping. Mini Movie Projector Tony and Peggy from Stressless Camping recommended this small but mighty projector, and now it’s on Lesa’s wishlist. Stream from your phone and project movies on your camper wall, a sheet, or the side of an RV. Great for rainy nights, van camping, or outdoor movie gatherings. A fun gift for families, couples, and solo campers alike. Sun Outdoors Black Friday Sale During the episode, we also talked about Sun Outdoors’ biggest sale of the year. If you’re planning 2025 or 2026 trips, this is a great time to lock in discounted campground reservations and start planning next year’s adventures. Do it now as the sale only lasts till December 3, 2025. Final Thoughts These holiday gift ideas for campers aren’t part of an official Girl Camper Gift Guide — they’re simply the real items we use, love, or hope to try soon. Camping is all about comfort, joy, and making memories, and each of these gifts brings a little more ease and fun to outdoor adventures. If you listened to the episode, tell us: Which item are you adding to your own wishlist? Join the conversation in our Girl Camper Facebook groups or on Instagram @girlcamper! Be sure to check out our complete Holiday Gift Guide for 2025! Affiliate Disclaimer This post may contain affiliate links. If you make a purchase through one of these links, Girl Camper may earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. We only recommend products we personally use, love, or truly believe in. https://youtu.be/g5iljXNF5bo?si=y1T8AJT-BXmAJYgk

  3. NOV 17

    Snowbird Secrets: How to Choose and Enjoy a Long-Term Seasonal RV Site

    Every fall, thousands of RVers head south in search of sunshine, warmer weather, and a slower pace. If you’ve ever wondered what it’s like to spend a month or an entire season at a long-term RV site, you’re not alone. Seasonal RV camping is more popular than ever—and for good reason. In a recent Girl Camper video podcast, Lesa sat down with Heather Taylor and Rebecca Durham, Regional Vice Presidents at Sun Outdoors, to talk about what snowbirds need to know before settling into a seasonal site. Their insights offer a helpful, real-world look at this growing RV lifestyle. 🌴 Why RVers Choose Seasonal Camping Seasonal RV camping gives travelers the ability to settle in and stay awhile—without the constant packing, towing, and site-hopping. Many RVers love being able to leave their camper set up for weeks or months at a time. It’s convenient, affordable, and allows you to truly get to know the area you’re staying in. Snowbirds especially enjoy escaping snowy weather in favor of sunny days, community-centered campgrounds, and the flexibility to build winter routines that feel like home. 💰 The Cost Benefits of Long-Term Stays While rates vary by location, Heather and Rebecca explain that long-term RV stays are often more cost-effective than booking nightly or weekly sites. RV resorts frequently offer discounted monthly or seasonal rates, making winter camping significantly more affordable. Booking early—especially in popular destinations like Florida, Texas, Arizona, and the Gulf Coast—can help ensure better availability and pricing. 📍 How to Choose the Right Seasonal RV Site Choosing the perfect seasonal RV site involves more than simply picking a warm destination. Consider: ✔ Amenities such as laundry, WiFi packages, fitness centers, pools, and dog wash stations ✔ Location and access to beaches, bike paths, small towns, and medical care ✔ Walkability if you rely on your RV as your only vehicle ✔ Local culture and activities ✔ Occupancy rules, pet policies, and RV age requirements ✔ Utility billing—some parks bill electric separately or directly through the utility company These details can significantly impact your stay, especially during a multi-month winter visit. 🏡 Making Your Seasonal Site Feel Like Home Seasonal RV camping gives you the chance to create a personalized outdoor living space. Guests often decorate their sites with: Outdoor rugs and string lights Adirondack chairs Portable fire pits Small outdoor kitchens or grills Storage benches or site-approved sheds Comfortable outdoor dining setups Heather and Rebecca emphasize checking each park’s rules first, especially regarding permanent structures or décor. 🎉 The Community Life of Seasonal RV Resorts One of the biggest perks of seasonal RV camping is the vibrant community. Long-term guests enjoy: Bingo nights Live music and dances Craft fairs Holiday events Pool parties Golf cart parades Potlucks and morning coffee meetups Volunteer opportunities within the local community Many guests say these friendships and traditions are what keep them returning year after year. ⚠️ Common Mistakes First-Time Snowbirds Make If you’re new to seasonal RV camping, Heather and Rebecca recommend: Planning ahead for mechanical issues Knowing where to refill propane Finding reputable mobile RV techs Understanding the park’s long-term billing policies Practicing setting up your RV at local parks before you travel Being prepared helps ensure a smooth and enjoyable winter stay. 🧳 How to “Test Drive” Seasonal RV Camping If you’re unsure about committing to a full season, try: Staying a week or two at a nearby long-term RV resort Renting a park model or cabin at the destination Choosing a monthly stay before booking an entire winter This is a great way to see how you like the community, climate, and layout of a resort before diving in completely. 🌅 Final Thoughts: Is Seasonal RV Camping Right for You? Seasonal RV camping offers sunshine, stability, and a built-in community that many travelers fall in love with. Whether you’re dreaming of sandy beaches, mountain views, or a friendly resort filled with activities, this lifestyle might be the perfect winter escape. To hear the full conversation with Heather and Rebecca—and explore even more seasonal RV camping tips—watch the complete video podcast on Girl Camper’s YouTube channel. Special thanks to Go RVing for sponsoring this episode. Check Go RVing out for great tips for finding the right RV for you. Wanting to try Winter Camping? Check out our article Tips For Winter RV Camping. https://youtu.be/Jlu4CpxVef0

  4. NOV 10

    🏕️ No Wrong Way to Camp Like a Girl

    Podcast with Janine Pettit “You don’t need a fancy camper or the perfect gear. Just show up and find your place in the circle — there’s no wrong way to camp like a girl.” — Janine Pettit, Founder of Girl Camper Find Your Way to Camp Like a Girl At Girl Camper, we say it often — there’s no wrong way to camp like a girl! Whether you love the comfort of an RV or the simplicity of a tent, every woman can find her way to enjoy the outdoors. In this episode of the Girl Camper Podcast, founder Janine Pettit shares all the different ways women camp: car camping, cabin rentals, hammock hanging, tent camping, and RV life. It’s a reminder that adventure doesn’t require perfection — just a willingness to go. Real Stories from the Road Janine shares stories of women who found creative ways to join in — from first-timers renting a cabin to seasoned campers who’ve traded pop-ups for motorhomes. Each story is a testament to the spirit of adventure, courage, and community that defines Girl Camper. She also offers practical advice for anyone who’s been thinking, “Maybe someday…” You’ll learn how to: Borrow or rent gear to get started Try RV Share or Outdoorsy before buying Tent camp comfortably and affordably Join your local Girl Camper guide event Start Where You Are Not sure where to begin? Janine’s message is clear — just start. The magic of Girl Camper is in showing up, meeting new friends, and finding your place around the campfire. “You don’t need to wait for perfect. Grab what you have, borrow what you can, and come camp with us.” Have you joined Girl Camper yet??? It’s the best way to find adventure, friendship and community! Come join us!! Here’s a link! ✨ Sponsored by Progressive Insurance Explore protected with Progressive, a leader in RV insurance. Get your quote at Progressive.com/GirlCamper Want to try camping but don’t want to shell out a lot of money to get started? Check out REI’s article on “How To Buy Used Outdoor Gear & Clothing” for some advice. https://youtu.be/pmg3OhBBjm4

  5. NOV 3

    E-Bikes, RVs & The Open Road with Angie Skinner and Buzz Bikes

    Ready to take your RV adventures up a notch? In this episode of the Girl Camper Podcast, host Lesa McDermott chats with Angie Skinner, SiriusXM Speedway host, Skinner Roundup, and wife of retired NASCAR driver Mike Skinner, and Hannah Woolery from Buzz Bikes about how e-bikes are transforming the way campers explore. RV Adventures on Two Wheels Angie and Mike travel the country part-time in their motorhome, and they never hit the road without their Buzz Centris e-bikes. From cruising the Mickelson Trail in South Dakota to rolling through the Blue Ridge Mountains, their e-bikes have made it easy to explore new places, meet fellow travelers, and stay active while camping. They share how e-bikes replaced their old golf cart setup, made exploring more spontaneous, and even helped them avoid traffic at popular destinations like Zion National Park and Rocky Mountain National Park. Tips for RVers and First-Time E-Bike Riders Whether you’re an RVer, weekend camper, or digital nomad, e-bikes open up a new level of freedom. Angie and Hannah share a few helpful insights for riders of all ages: Plan ahead: Check trail and park rules before riding — some restrict throttle e-bikes. Stay powered up: Charge overnight and consider carrying an extra battery for longer rides. Safety first: Add rearview mirrors and wider seats for comfort and visibility. Take it easy: Start on a low pedal-assist level and enjoy the scenery — it’s about the ride, not the race. Why RVers Love Buzz Bikes Hannah from Buzz Bikes breaks down what makes the Centris e-bike a perfect fit for travelers — it’s foldable, sturdy, and designed for portability. With a range of up to 40 miles and fat tires for stability, it’s ideal for everything from campground cruising to exploring town trails. Angie and Mike’s story proves that e-bikes aren’t just for hardcore cyclists — they’re for anyone who wants to add a little more fun and flexibility to their travels. Join the Adventure If you’ve ever dreamed of exploring scenic trails, national parks, or small towns at your own pace, this episode will inspire you to take your next camping trip on two wheels. 🚴‍♀️ Learn more about Buzz Bikes: BuzzBicycles.com and use promo code GIRLCAMPER for a discount. Needs some tips for keeping your bike in good condition? Check out this article: Preparing For Biking Season https://youtu.be/91SpVBrUpWE

  6. OCT 27

    Experience Idaho’s Salmon River Rafting Trip with Girl Camper

    If you’ve ever dreamed of a river adventure that blends wild beauty with pampered comfort, this is the trip for you. In this episode of the Girl Camper Podcast, host Janine Pettit chats with Linnea Hodgkiss of Mackay Wilderness River Trips about an unforgettable Salmon River rafting trip coming in July 2026. This isn’t just another rafting experience — it’s a chance to explore one of the most remote and breathtaking regions in the country: Idaho’s Frank Church Wilderness, home to the legendary River of No Return. Why the Salmon River Is So Special The Salmon River rafting trip winds through 87 miles of pristine wilderness that only a small fraction of travelers ever see. With crystal-clear water, abundant wildlife, and lush canyon walls, it’s a world away from city life. Janine recalls spotting bald eagles and bighorn sheep, soaking in natural hot springs, and falling asleep under a blanket of stars. Every night brought another gourmet meal by the river and the kind of peace that can only be found far from Wi-Fi and crowded campgrounds. Meet the Guides Behind the Adventure Linnea shares how she became a river guide and why she loves helping guests experience the Salmon River. Working with Mackay Wilderness River Trips, her team handles everything — from setting up tents and cooking three incredible meals a day to ensuring every camper feels safe and cared for. Whether you’re an experienced outdoorswoman or new to camping, this Salmon River rafting trip makes it easy to relax, connect, and let the guides do the work. What to Expect on the 2026 Girl Camper Salmon River Rafting Trip The 2026 Girl Camper Salmon River trip runs July 21–26, and it’s a six-day, five-night journey through Idaho’s stunning wilderness. Here’s what’s included: Charter flight from Boise to the launch site Comfortable tent and cot accommodations All meals, snacks, and beverages Knowledgeable guides and safety gear A pampered, worry-free camping experience The trip normally costs $3,600, but Girl Camper guests receive an exclusive $400 discount, making it just $3,200. A $750 deposit holds your spot, with the balance due March 31, 2026. Why You’ll Love This Girl Camper Experience This adventure is about more than rafting. It’s about friendship, laughter, and the magic that happens when women unplug and reconnect with nature — and themselves. As Janine says, “You really do have to go to some trouble to get yourself to a place where you can experience something like this.” Whether you want to check a river trip off your bucket list or simply escape into Idaho’s wild beauty, this experience will stay with you forever. Reserve Your Spot Spaces for the 2026 Salmon River rafting trip are limited. 👉 Visit the Girl Camper events page to learn more and book your adventure today. Sponsored By This episode is sponsored by Fresh Cab from EarthKind — the natural, plant-based rodent repellent that keeps your RV mouse-free. Visit EarthKind.com to learn more. https://youtu.be/Bhi5O3H89jA

  7. OCT 20

    The State of Campgrounds in the U.S.: What RVers Need to Know

    Campgrounds Are Evolving Fast The world of camping looks a lot different than it did just a few years ago. From luxury RV resorts with Wi-Fi and EV charging to classic family campgrounds that keep traditions alive, there’s never been more variety—or more demand. In a recent episode of the Girl Camper Podcast, Lesa sat down with Jeff Crider, journalist, PR professional, and Go RVing brand ambassador, to talk about the state of campgrounds in the U.S. and what’s changing across the outdoor hospitality industry. Are There Enough Campgrounds? Jeff says the good news is that there are more campgrounds and better amenities than ever before. The pandemic brought a wave of new campers into the lifestyle, and that surge pushed campground owners and developers to expand and upgrade their properties. While new RV sales have cooled since 2020, camping itself remains incredibly popular. Families, digital nomads, and retirees continue to hit the road in record numbers, keeping demand for campsites strong. However, Jeff points out that if you want to visit a popular destination in peak season—like summer weekends near national parks—you’ll still need to book early. It’s a simple matter of supply and demand. From Rustic to Resort: Campgrounds for Every RVerNot all campgrounds are created equal. Jeff explained that there are several types of campgrounds today: Overnight stopovers: Designed for travelers who just need a clean, safe place to stay for a night or two. Destination parks: Campgrounds near attractions like beaches, mountains, or amusement parks. Full-service resorts: High-end RV parks offering pools, fitness centers, clubhouses, and even spas. Adult-only or family-focused parks: Catered specifically to certain audiences and travel styles. Whatever your camping style, there’s a park for you—it just depends on whether you’re looking for a quiet retreat, a family adventure, or a resort experience. What RVers Want Most The top campground amenity in 2025? Reliable, high-speed internet. With more RVers working remotely, Wi-Fi is no longer a nice-to-have—it’s essential. Campgrounds are investing heavily in better connectivity, as well as new features like EV charging stations, solar power, glamping accommodations, and community gathering spaces that encourage connection. Sustainability is another growing focus. More parks are adopting eco-friendly practices like native landscaping, recycling programs, and water conservation efforts. Campgrounds That Build Community Jeff shared one inspiring story about the Ventura Ranch KOA in California. The campground not only offers fun attractions like a 12-station zip line but also partners with rehabilitation centers to help guests battling depression and anxiety. Experiences like zip-lining and team activities help build confidence and a sense of connection—a reminder that campgrounds can be about much more than just camping. Living with Purpose Beyond the campground industry, Jeff’s humanitarian work with Med Access International—a volunteer medical mission organization—has taken him around the world. His belief that travel and service go hand in hand resonates deeply with the Girl Camper spirit: adventure, community, and giving back. Wondering where you should camp next? Check out our America The Beautiful page on our website for ideas. Sponsored by Our Friends at Go RVing and Fresh Cab ✨ Go RVing – Discover the joy of RV travel and start planning your next great adventure at GoRVing.com. 🌿 Fresh Cab from EarthKind – Keep mice out of your camper naturally! Fresh Cab uses plant-based ingredients to repel rodents without harmful chemicals. Learn more at EarthKind.com. https://youtu.be/t2791P1kU-4

  8. OCT 13

    Why a Motorhome Might Be Right for You

    Thinking about skipping the hitch and going all-in on a motorhome? For many campers—especially solo women travelers—owning a motorhome means freedom, comfort, and confidence on the road. In a recent episode of the Girl Camper Podcast, Janine Pettit sat down with Tom Stoate, president of The Hitch House, a family-owned Canadian dealership that’s been specializing in motorhomes for over 50 years. Together, they unpacked what makes motorhome ownership such a smart choice for today’s RVers. 🚐 From Tow to Drive: The Motorhome Advantage If towing feels intimidating, a motorhome can be the perfect solution. Everything you need is in one unit—no hitching, backing, or setup stress. For solo women, that simplicity translates to confidence. As Tom explained, many buyers start with travel trailers and eventually move to motorhomes because they want something easier to maneuver and ready to go at a moment’s notice. “What you’re driving is what you’re living in,” Tom said. “It’s all right there with you.” 🛡️ Comfort, Safety, and Peace of Mind Safety is a big reason women choose motorhomes. You can lock your doors, sleep securely, and even drive away if needed—without stepping outside. Smaller Class B and Class C models also have driver and passenger doors, giving quick exit options in case of emergency. And comfort? Motorhomes are like rolling homes on wheels, with everything from full kitchens to cozy bedrooms and climate control. Whether you’re a weekend traveler or a full-time RVer, your space moves with you. 🐾 Perfect for Pet Lovers Most Girl Campers travel with a furry friend—and a motorhome makes it easy. Pets can roam comfortably, enjoy their own designated space, and stay close while you drive. Some models even include built-in pet areas or space under the bed for a crate or cozy nook. No more juggling leashes, crates, and tow vehicles—your motorhome keeps everyone happy. 💰 Service, Value, and Finding the Right Fit Motorhomes are a bigger investment, but as Tom points out, they often retain value well—especially when properly maintained and purchased from a reputable dealer. Choosing a family-owned dealership with in-house service, like The Hitch House, ensures ongoing support and accountability. “If we don’t build the back end—the service side—we can’t take care of the front end, which is sales,” Tom shared. 🌎 The Freedom to Travel Your Way From Harvest Hosts stays to scenic boondocking spots, motorhomes make it easy to go wherever the road leads. Whether you’re traveling with friends, visiting family, or chasing sunshine, your home comes along for the ride. Motorhomes aren’t just for retirees or snowbirds—they’re for anyone who wants the freedom to go and do more, with less stress. 🛞 Ready to Explore? If you’ve been wondering why a motorhome might be right for you, this episode is a great place to start. Tune in to hear the full conversation with Tom Stoate from The Hitch House and get expert insight into choosing your perfect motorhome. 🎧 Listen now on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube: Girl Camper Podcast – “Motorhomes Made Simple: Why Going Class A, B, or C Might Be Right for You” ✨ Sponsored by Progressive Insurance Protect your RV, travel trailer, or motorhome with confidence. Get customized coverage for your adventures and quote online in minutes at Progressive.com/GirlCamper. https://youtu.be/YoZJ04cM7o4?si=BKmrS01QzYIVnQ6y

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    2015 - 2025
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