 Well, another thing about that landscape is it's so beautiful. It is striking. And it's very remote, which is why it was chosen as the place to make plutonium. It feels remote to settler communities, but when you think about who lived there and who used it and who was removed for the Manhattan Project, it's really central. I mean, it's where the Yakima River meets the Columbia River. It's below Priest Rapids. It sits between two powerful mountain ranges that are...