 kind of awkward to begin with. Otherwise, you have a bridge that is high enough to be out of the floodplain, but as soon as it goes down to the East Grand Forks side, you'd be back into water, so it'd be a bridge to nowhere, essentially, during a flood time. If we're going to build a bridge, it needs to really be able to be used during flood. It needs to be a high bridge. A dry bridge, yeah. So that's been the issue there, and it's already probably too far south for East Grand Forks, so I...