 Definitely no signs of emerald ash borer that we can see from the pictures. Which is good, because that's a Moorhead picture, too, and I know we've had emerald ash borer over there. Right, right. The main thing we see with emerald ash borer is one of the first things is tip dieback, which just means the tips of the tree will start dying from the very tips. It's just not able to get water up to the tips. But really, with ash trees, they're messy trees. They have...