 And it was pretty much impossible to sell wheat. Wheat, feed grains, produce, fruit, anything. And so they did what they could do best. They transferred the feed grains or wheat into a product that they could take across the Alleghenies, which was a big trick. There were things like the Cumberland Pass, but that was a difficult trip. The only real hole in the Alleghenies was the Hudson River, which it cut a path through.