 I think a little bit of each camp stays with us, whether it's the debris that gets stuck in our pockets of our clothing or in our shoes. But, you know, we're just happy to be working in the state and preserving a lot of these camps. You know, we're working in places that, you know, most people don't really know how to take care of, not take care of, but how to renovate, you know, because of its proximity to the water, its location. And that's where we kind of come in and help save these camps.