 You're not really allowed on there. This family has actually owned the island for just about 50 years. But I I'm not sure if they've, you know, allowed people in the past. I'm looking at this Hearst Media article and it says Nicholas D'Addario, who's the executive vice president with D'Addario Industries, said in a statement, quote, Be advised that absolutely no one has permission to trespass on this private property at any time for any reason. If anyone is found on the property, they are trespassing and should be arrested and fully prosecuted.