Our Story
We love Colorado’s wilderness beauty and want to share it in a way that inspires others. By sharing our knowledge and expertise, we hope to open up to you the local wilderness gems. We believe you will have a richer, safer, and more enjoyable experience because of the knowledge you gain on mountain safety, environmental stewardship, and local mountain geography and history.
However, just because we love the mountains (and hope you do, too), we know the mountains don’t always love us. Your safety is our number one priority and everything we do is with safety in mind, from the vehicles we drive, to a regular assessment of the weather/road/trail conditions, to discussing appropriate daily objectives.
We want you to explore the mountains, travel safely, and have experiences that last a lifetime!
Founded on Passion
Our Mission
Transformative Experiences Matter! We strive to transform lives, leaders, and teams through experiential adventures.
Our Vision
To inspire meaningful connections with each other and the outdoors, empowering growth across Colorado and beyond.
Joshua Baruch
Owner, General Manager, Senior Educator & Senior Guide
As the owner, Joshua has more than 21 years of experience facilitating Leadership Development and Team Building Transformational Experiences. Josh has called Colorado home since 2002. He grew up in CT, but has lived in WI, FL, CA, and spent much time overseas in some of the most extreme environments in the world. Since 2010, Joshua has facilitated more than 1000 Corporate and Organizational Leadership Development / Team Building events and workshops. Josh has a BS in environmental studies and nursing and graduate research/studies in Adventure Education and Leadership Development. As a former professional athlete, he studied with some of the foremost international sports psychologists and athletic coaches in Tennis, Baseball, American Football, Alpine Skiing, Boxing, and Martial Arts for more than 15 years during his formative years. Since 2010, Joshua has facilitated more than 1000 Corporate and Organizational Leadership Development / Team Building events and workshops. Josh has undergone specialized leadership training in DiSC, Myers-Briggs, Strength Finder, 360, Peak performance for professional athletic teams and athletes, Leadership and Decision Making in high-risk occupations and environments, Leadership in Wilderness Survival, and Risk Management Leadership. Growing up around professional athletes and athletic teams and working in EMS/Rescue, and Critical Care Medicine, he has learned the fundamentals of achieving peak performance and achieving excellence through self-discipline, self-actualization, and highly effective teamwork. He has been fortunate to have worked with native healers to some of the foremost psychiatrists and psychologists in the world trying to better understand communication and team dynamics. His goal is to help foster individual self-actualization and peak team performance with the mindset of achieving transference to our team, work, and professional life setting. Josh’s medical licenses and certifications include Colorado RN with CCRN, ACLS, PALS, ATLS. Joshua had worked through many outdoor disciplines to achieve instructor or lead status including AIARE Avalanche Level 3; Avalanche Level 1 and 2 Course Lead; WFR and EMT instructor, AMGA SPI instructor and working on completing AMGA Rock Instructor Exam and Ski Guide certifications; Whitewater Rescue Technician (WRT), Colorado Raft Guide Instructor; Fly Fishing Instructor; and Leave No Trace Master Trainer. These certifications and expertise help Colorado Wilderness Corporate And Teams create very unique Colorado experiential education by harnessing the power and wisdom of the outdoors combined with the art, science, research of a long human history in leadership development. CWCAT believes heavily in using the best evidence-based practices in leadership development and building highly effective teams. Come join us and collaborate in creating the best leaders and teams of the 21st century and beyond.
Meet The Team
Erica Baruch
Facilitator / Guide
Erica truly appreciates the ways in which the wilderness provides inspiration. She has been guiding for Colorado Wilderness Rides and Guides and Colorado Wilderness Corporate and Teams since the company’s inception and has been moved by how instructive and stimulating the outdoors can be when incorporated into team building and leadership development events. Erica brings a passion for the diversity of perspective and an ability to help team members recognize the abilities and experiences of their colleagues. Erica’s skill in noticing team dynamics allows her to make insightful observations that carry through to an organization’s day-to-day work. In addition to working for Colorado Wilderness, Erica serves as an independent diversity and inclusion consultant for several local organizations. Her facilitation skills, honed in her consulting practice, contribute to her success with our clients. Additionally, she brings an enthusiasm for teaching effective communication and building trust. Erica values the cross-pollination of ideas that occurs by working in different contexts and enjoys seeing how quickly clients link what they learn in an outdoor event to their office environment. She believes nature encourages an openness that can be hard to achieve in the conference room. Erica came to Colorado in 2001 so she could access the inspiring and stress-reducing properties of the wilderness on a daily basis. She spends time outside whenever possible and particularly enjoys the power of the wilderness to promote personal growth and connection with others. Erica holds an AB and a MA in English Literature and a Juris Doctor. She is a certified trainer of the Influence Style Indicator (ISI), as well as a Wilderness First Responder.
Jimmy Rafter
Corporate & Teams Sales Manager
With 30 years of experience in sales, marketing, and management, as well as being a business founder and technical football coach and consultant, college and professional athlete, Jimmy brings a wealth of expertise and a proven track record to the our team. Before transitioning into sales, he had an impressive athletic career as a college soccer player and boxer at The University of Dayton majoring in Mechanical Engineering. Following that, he was an amateur and professional football player. He played and/or was signed and spent time in three professional football leagues: the NFL, CFL, and NPFL. Specific teams in these leagues Jimmy was with include The Buffalo Bills, The Atlanta Falcons, The Cleveland Browns, The Saskatchewan Roughriders & The Columbus Battlestars. He also spent many years as a Security Team Special Operator and Bodyguard. Jimmy's passion for sports and mentorship continues to inspire athletes at all levels, and his desire to help people with their daily lives, goals, and adventures is paramount to his role at Colorado Wilderness.
Abbey Amemiya
Facilitator / Guide
Abbey’s primary mission as a guide is to facilitate and share meaningful experiences with people in the outdoors. She moved to Colorado from California four years ago to study natural resources and environmental sociology at Colorado State University (CSU). Abbey has multiple years of experience in natural resource tourism. Talking about and observing humpback whales in Juneau, Alaska and guiding people through the White Mountains of New Hampshire have fueled her passion for environmental education. Abbey understands the empowering nature of the outdoors, and through her work as an officer for the Women’s Outdoor Leadership Initiative at CSU, she has helped other women learn the skills they need to confidently go outside and have transformative and safe experiences. She enjoys hiking, backpacking, climbing, biking, paddle-boarding, rafting, and snowboarding. During her freetime you are likely to find her carrying a big pack of food up a mountain to eat a feast with a beautiful view.
Brad Kahland
Facilitator / Guide
Brad has worked as a Grand Canyon National Park Ranger, a Sea Kayak Guide in Monterey Bay and Tomales Bay, California, an Adventure Guide in Vietnam, Alaska, Mexico, Canada, and the U.S., and a naturalist in Boulder, Colorado. Brad explored vast areas of Colorado working in wilderness-therapy programs for adolescents and their families, serving variously as a Field Instructor, Logistics Coordinator, Education Director, and Family Counselor. Brad was also a support team member of the Extreme Ice Survey, a global project documenting the rapid retreat of the world’s glaciers and leading to the film Chasing Ice. Brad has a passion for sharing the outdoors and a connection to Nature with other people. Between guiding trips, Brad is usually hiking, kayaking, paddle-boarding, practicing Tai Chi, watching a mountain sunset with good friends, or planning his next winter trip to Mexico.
Cindy Gagnon
Facilitator / Guide
Cindy was born and raised in NH, and moved to Boulder in 1990. Her professional career began as a telecommunications engineer and her outdoor career as an Elite Ironman Triathlete. After racing triathlons for 18 years, Cindy expanded her horizons to the Colorado mountains. She joined the Colorado Mountain Club (CMC) to learn mountaineering and rock climbing skills. In 2005, Cindy left the corporate world to spend a year traveling in the mountains of Nepal and North America. She found her passion here, and shifted her professional focus to outdoor skills education, leadership, and risk management. Cindy also became involved in a community-based cycling group, leading bike tours throughout North America. In 2006, Cindy became the director of the CMC Boulder Mountaineering School, where she managed outdoor education courses and instructed in all disciplines (rock, ice and snow). At the same time, she started to expand her professional outdoor skills by becoming a Ski Patroller, Ski Instructor and Avalanche Instructor. Cindy joined CWRAG in 2008 as a hike, ski, rock and cycling guide. Her professional certifications include NSP and AIARE Avalanche Instructor, PSIA Level 2, WFR, and CPR. Cindy’s passion for the outdoors and energetic spirit drive every trip she guides — she connects with clients, which enables her to customize each trip to be fun yet challenging. Her adventurous spirit drives her own life, and has helped her summit 23,000-ft Himalayan peaks, backpack New Zealand, ski-tour the Canadian Rockies, and cycle Tour de France routes.
Chris Johnson
Facilitator / Guide
Originally from the Midwest, Chris moved to Colorado almost a decade ago after falling in love with the mountains. Over that time, he’s pursued learning more about all types of climbing and enjoys sharing that knowledge and experience with others. Chris loves helping climbers improve in all areas of their climbing, whether that be technique work, fitness and conditioning, mental headspace, or technical systems. In the summer, you can find Chris climbing in Boulder Canyon, Eldorado Canyon, or high up in Rocky Mountain National Park and once the snow flies, he’s ski patrolling at Eldora and earning his turns in the backcountry.
Craig Dobkin
Facilitator / Guide
Craig is one of the most gifted and experienced facilitators in the state. Since 1985, Craig has trained and coached corporate teams using an experiential methodology. In 1994 he received the Association for Experiential Education’s (AAE) Michael Stratton Practitioner’s Award for his outstanding performance and in 2003 he was selected as an “exceptional experiential educator” to give AAE’s Kurt Hahn address. Craig’s journey has taken him on several paths, but always with an emphasis on team building and leadership development. Craig founded four non-profits focused on experiential learning: Genesee Outdoor Learning, a K-5 outdoor education program; West Pines Training Center, which uses challenge courses to develop curiosity, an undefeatable spirit, and tenacity; YouthBiz, which teaches middle and high school students entrepreneurial skills and habits through actual business ownership; and Play for Peace, which brings together people divided by conflict through laughter, inclusion, cultural awareness, and compassion. Play for Peace now operates in communities across the world through Play for Peace Clubs and Practice Peace Sessions where mentors and trainers teach and role-model trust, communication, respect, and cooperation. Craig holds a BS in Outdoor Education and a MA in Special Education. He is a trained facilitator of the DiSC and Myers-Briggs personality profiles and uses these tools in his experiential work with teams. In conducting programs, Craig uses humor and introspective questioning, bringing both laughter and significance to the experience. Few leave an event with Craig without a profound appreciation for his wisdom.
Ella Sokolowski
Facilitator / Guide
Born and raised in North Carolina, Ella grew up exploring the nearby Blue Ridge Mountains. After venturing west to camp, hike, and backpack, she discovered a deeper spark for wild places, one that ignited into a true passion when she thru-hiked the Colorado Trail in 2022. She moved to Lander, Wyoming in 2023 to pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Outdoor Program Leadership. In Lander, Ella earned certifications as a Wilderness First Responder and an NAI Interpretive Guide. She led interpretive cave tours, instructed multi-day backpacking trips, and facilitated youth climbing, mountain biking, and multi-sport programs. Through her experiences, Ella has found her purpose: inviting all people to explore the outdoors in ways that are meaningful, purposeful, and transformative. In her free time, she can be found rock climbing across the West, backpacking to remote mountain ranges, or picnicking atop an unnamed peak.
Gabe Chez
Facilitator / Guide
Gabriel is originally from Arizona and has called Colorado home for the last 10 years. You can find him climbing peaks year round, skiing and teaching AIARE in winter, and backpacking/climbing in summer. After thru-hiking the Colorado Trail in 2016, he found his lifelong passion for the outdoors. Comfortable guiding 14ers, backpacking, climbing, backcountry skiing, fly-fishing or survival skills, Gabriel is at home anywhere outdoors. He loves bad movies, good sushi, and a nice cup of coffee. Professional training includes: AAS Outdoor Education, AIARE Course Instructor, AIARE Pro 1, Wilderness First Responder, Colorado Naturalist, SWRT-4, Leave No Trace plus Search & Rescue coursework, Gabriel is committed to helping others experience nature and the outdoors safely and profoundly.
Jill Yarger
Facilitator / Guide
Jill joined the guiding staff of Colorado Wilderness Rides and Guides in the summer of 2014 and has enjoyed leading hikes, climbs, snow shoe trips, and hut to hut skiing treks, and helped companies develop their employees with outdoor based team buildings and leadership events. Her goal is to help her guests make the great peaks, meadows, and rivers of the beautiful Rocky Mountains accessible, and to discover new possibilities in themselves. Jill moved to Boulder Colorado in 1990 from the flat lands of the midwest and never looked back. After a few initial unguided hikes resulting in becoming slightly lost and very wet and cold, she searched for and found the Colorado Mountain Club and over the next few years, took all the mountaineering training she could get her hands on. She went on to give back to the mountaineering community by teaching others in all forms of mountaineering, and leading hikes and climbs. When she saw some of her friends responding to help other lost and injured skiers and climbers, she discovered and joined the National Ski Patrol and the Mountain Rescue Association. She was an active member of the local Mountain Rescue Association (Rocky Mountain Rescue Group) and for 13 years helped injured and lost mountaineers return back from the trail to home. She is an active ski patroller and first aid instructor in the National Ski Patrol since 1996. It was an aerospace engineering career that brought Jill to Colorado, but it is the mountains that keep her here. Today the call of sharing her love of the mountains has drawn her away from the engineering world and into guiding people into journeying into the alpine nature, and returning safely. Jill has done hikes and climbs in Alaska, Africa, the Italian Dolomites, Machu Picchu, skied in Canada, and descended canyons in southern Utah, but her outdoor home is Colorado. She hikes, rock climbs, snow shoes, bikes, kayaks, canoes, and skies all through Colorado discovering more wonder on every trip.
Jenn Borke
Operations, Facilitator / Guide
Originally from New Jersey, Jenn grew up playing basketball, softball and music. Some of her favorite memories are hiking and climbing trees in the Appalachian mountains near the Delaware Water Gap with her grandfather. Jenn started college studying architecture at Virginia Tech in 2015. It wasn’t long until she discovered a deeper love and connection to nature through her time spent in Appalachia hiking, backpacking and climbing. This, along with her first time out west, the first of over 20 cross-country roadtrips, rock climbing across the country, adoption of her very first dog (8 year old chocolate lab - Aspen), being given her first houseplant (still alive 10 years later), she decided to change paths and study wildlife. Jenn led trips for the VT Rock Climbing Club to nearby crags such as the New River Gorge & The Red River Gorge. She spent a summer working as a Park Guide at Glacier Point in Yosemite National Park that only further deepened her gratitude for our planet. In 2020, right after graduating with a B.S. in Wildlife Conservation & getting her Wilderness First Responder, Jenn checked off a bucket list item by driving over 4,000 miles with Aspen, to work as a Park Guide for the National Park Service in Fairbanks, Alaska. Backpacking across Alaska’s National Parks, Jenn honed in her backcountry travel & orienteering skills in super remote settings. She worked a few other seasonal gigs in the plant & organic gardening industry and took her single pitch instructor course. Finally, in May of 2022, Jenn, Aspen, and nearly 80 houseplants made the move to the Colorado Front Range where she started working as a guide for Colorado Wilderness. Since then, Jenn has made Colorado her home, working several seasons as a guide before, getting her AMGA SPI cert, stepping into a managerial role for the company. Now, you can find Jenn in the mountains & in the office. If you need any information on the company, the Front Range, road-trips, or houseplants, Jenn is your person!
Joe O'Leary
Facilitator / Guide
Joe started guiding professionally in 1993 after graduating from Purdue University with a BA in Kinesiology. In addition to guiding, Joe is also a writer, photographer, and professional concierge. Joe started guiding professionally in 1993 after graduating from Purdue University with a BA in Kinesiology. In addition to guiding, Joe is also a writer, photographer, and professional concierge. He began his guide career on the rivers and trails of Southern West Virginia, then to the waters of the San Juan Islands in the Pacific Northwest, and then ultimately made Boulder, Colorado home in 2000. His many travels and expeditions include kayaking Grand Canyon, thru-hiking the Appalachian Trail, exploring 27 countries and all 50 U.S. states, maintaining lively relationships, and raising two sons.
Justin Studt
Facilitator / Guide
Justin was born and raised in Kansas City, MO, where he raced BMX bikes. After completing college in North Carolina, he moved to Colorado in 1999 and began his career in construction as an Operations Manager, managing 250 employees and over 20 million in sales annually. Outside of the office, Justin could be found climbing in Eldo multiple times per week. In 2007, Justin moved to Boone, NC to run a startup construction company. While he was building a company, he also took interest in emergency medicine, completing an EMT-Basic course and volunteering with a local rescue agency. He eventually became a paramedic, working on an ambulance part-time. During his free time, Justin took part in the Boone mountain biking community and was part of a team that built a county-owned mountain bike park. Justin returned to Colorado in 2012, working as a ski patroller and paramedic, the start of his journey into avalanche education.
Kody A. Phillips
Facilitator / Guide
Born and raised in Marietta, Ohio, Kody grew up spending every summer in the mountains and forests of Appalachia. From a young age, he had a passion for the outdoors and sharing that passion with others. In 2018, he joined the U.S. Navy where he served as a Mass Communication Specialist for 5 years. He honed his communication and storytelling skills while stationed in Norfolk, Virginia, working in places such as Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and the Middle East. In 2023, he was honorably discharged from the military and began looking for the next adventure, at which point, he packed up and moved across the country to attend the University of Colorado, Boulder, pursuing a degree in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Whether he is backpacking in the remote wilderness of Alaska or photographing the wildlife of Yellowstone National Park, his mission is to share authentic, impactful experiences that resonate with a wide audience. Kody takes pride in using his photography to raise awareness about conservation, wildlife education, and the beauty of exploration. He is always looking forward to the next adventure and learning new skills. When he’s not guiding, he enjoys making and dehydrating his own backpacking food, camping in remote mountain campsites, and finding new and unique landscapes to photograph.
Miles Gibson
Facilitator / Guide
Miles joined Colorado Wilderness Rides and Guides in the spring of 2025. Originally from Charlotte, North Carolina, he grew up exploring the Blue Ridge Mountains before heading west in 2020. Completing the 486-mile Colorado Trail in 2022 sparked a desire to turn a love for the outdoors into a professional path. Since then, he has summited high peaks across Colorado, Wyoming, and California, developing a strong foundation in backpacking and peak bagging. In 2023, he moved to Lander, Wyoming, to pursue a Bachelor of Applied Science in Outdoor Leadership at Central Wyoming College. During his time there, he became certified as a Wilderness First Responder and Interpretive Guide, while getting into backcountry skiing, ice climbing, and rock climbing. Relocating to Denver in December of 2024, he looked to deepen his connection to the Colorado mountains. Now with Colorado Wilderness Rides and Guides, he is passionate about sharing the transformative power of the outdoors with others.
Monique Murillo
Facilitator / Guide
Monique grew up hiking, canoeing, sailing, and biking in Idaho. Valuing the awe and wonder of nature since she was little, Monique empowers others to experience its transformative power and place importance on environmental stewardship. Although Monique's tenth season guiding backpacking and hiking, this will be her first season with CWRAG. She has guided in California, Oregon, Colorado, New Mexico, and Wyoming. Some of her favorite trips guided have been in Yosemite and Rocky Mountain National Parks. She has a degree in psychology and has a Wilderness First Responder. When she’s not guiding, she’s either biking around the front range, watercolor painting, backpacking in the mountains, learning more about flora, summiting 14ers, or splitboarding during the wintertime. Monique resides in Denver with her partner and their beloved pufferfish.
Nathan Riney
Facilitator / Guide
Began rock climbing in 2018 and was hooked immediately! Originally from Texas the most logical step was to move somewhere that was more accessible to climbing and fantastic parks/ open spaces. I moved to Colorado in 2022 to follow my passion for adventure and exploration, which has only grown as I continue to wander. Pairing my passion for mountain recreation as well as Colorado’s natural spaces, I relish the opportunity to safely introduce more and more people to recreating within the mountainous wild spaces we have access to while remaining stewards of the natural environment.
Paul Haraf
Facilitator / Guide
Originally from the East Coast, Paul has called Colorado’s Front Range home since 2012. He is a certified AMGA Rock Instructor, AMGA Single Pitch Instructor, and an AMGA Apprentice Alpine Guide. . With guiding experience dating back to 1996, Paul has led and managed outdoor programs for respected organizations including REI, Drexel University, and the University of Pennsylvania. His specialties include single and multi-pitch rock climbing, alpine objectives, and outdoor education. In the winter months, Paul serves as a volunteer Ski Patroller at Eldora Mountain Ski Resort, combining his passion for mountain environments with emergency medical care and risk management. One of Paul’s most unforgettable guiding experiences was summiting both Grays and Torreys Peaks via Kelso Ridge during the total solar eclipse of August 2017—a rare moment of alpine magic.
Sarah Bury
Facilitator / Guide
Born in Southern Maryland, Sarah grew up hiking and backpacking the East Coast. Her love of all things outdoors led her to manage a local outdoor gear shop, where she facilitated outdoor education and training for backpacking, kayaking, SUP’ing, snowshoeing, fishing and climbing. Sarah first migrated west to Colorado in 2009 and fell in love with fly fishing the canyons and exploring the far corners of the state. She primarily spends her time fly fishing, skiing, trail running, and backpacking. Sarah loves the challenge and beauty that comes with all seasons in the outdoors and especially loves sharing that enthusiasm with others through guiding.
Robin Meetz
Facilitator / Guide
Robin is a native Coloradan raised in Boulder, and you’ll find her outdoors as much as humanly possible. Professional careers include a successful business owner for 40 years, a graphic designer and artist, a volunteer firefighter and EMT-I for 15 years, and a surgical team leader for medical mission trips to Haiti for 10 years. Robin’s favorite outdoor activity is flyfishing of which she has been enjoying since the 90’s, from Scotland all the way to Chile. She brings her love of the outdoors and passion for learning and growth to CWRAG as a guide and educator.
Sean Verfurth
Facilitator / Guide
Sean is originally from the east coast where he started recreating in the outdoors at a young age. Eventually, he found rock climbing in the New River Gorge and hasn’t looked back. After a career in aviation, Sean decided to follow where his heart led: OUTSIDE! He began working for Colorado Wilderness Ride and Guides in 2024. He primarily guides rock climbing but enjoys any time spent in our open spaces. When Sean is not working he can be found scaling rock walls, cruising down rivers, spinning on two wheels, sliding on snow- anything that keeps him outside! He enjoys sharing memorable experiences with safety and fun always in the forefront of his mind.
Tye Baruch
Therapy Dog Educator
Tye is Colorado Wilderness Rides And Guide and Colorado Wilderness Corporate And Teams official outdoor and therapy dog educator. Tye is a F2 Golden Doodle; Thus he has hair instead of fur and is non-shedding, and has a hypoallergenic coat. His father was a full poodle and his mother a golden doodle. Like his roots, Tye has a gentle and calm, but appropriate energetic disposition. Tye is a quick learner and has mastered the “touch down shake" for Sunday football events, how to travel the bike Multi-use trails of Boulder (running 3-7 miles at a sprint), and rescue swimmers or paddlers perceived in danger. Tye was born in the town of Herber City Utah but has spent the majority of his young life in Colorado helping in outdoor adventures, facilitating leadership and team-building events, and being a source of healing for many of our guests and participants. Tye recently turned two and qualified for the service dog program based on his sweet disposition, good nature, and is a great healer. You will see him around our offices, guided tours (outside of the following: wilderness areas, class III or below rapids, and avalanche terrain in our mountains), or at one of our education and training events. Organizations and clients that join us or have previously joined us can give special requests to have Tye on sight to help promote healing, tranquility, and increased productivity or learning. Tye favorite activities include dawn patrol (chasing randonee skiers up and down Arapahoe Basin Ski Area); Any day in the snow or river; Playing fetch with a ball; fly fishing (bobber chasing and teaching our guests when to set a hook as a trout strikes); or helping to bring love, compassion, and empathy to our and your day.
Yana Dyachkova
Facilitator / Guide
Yana is a key member of our office team as well as one of our guides. Coming from an engineering background, she found climbing in 2018, which intrigued her problem solving nature and kicked off her passion for all things outdoors. Hiking, camping, mountain biking, rafting, skiing, and even skydiving and BASE jumping! She brings to the table a vast spread of knowledge and 3 years of experience working as a skydiving instructor. Through skydiving she found her passion for educating others and inspiring them to overcome their fears. Yana grew up in Oklahoma, but has spent the last 5 years living on the road in her self converted camper van, so she has plenty of stories to share as she takes you hiking, sightseeing, backpacking, or rafting.
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