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You never know. Anyway, hey, Dave, good to hear you. And yeah, I've been up a lot, later tonight a lot, this past week. Yeah, something about a new telescope. You know, there's that new telescope curse, but it doesn't always work. We're in the middle of some very nice weather here. And as a big bonus, most of the time, the wind is blowing most of the smoke away. So it's actually been pretty decent. It's not perfect imaging weather, but not bad. And so I've had the new telescope out here, most of the nights anyway, and had a couple of nights with clouds. And been imaging the North American nebula and chasing the lagoon nebula as it darts between the treetops. Yeah, that one's a bit more of a challenge. But yeah, I love how these things are turning out. I'm going to try to get one more night, at least tonight, than you would on the North American nebulae. As many nights as I can, a half hour a night, between the trees on M8. But man, I love how things are turning out. Nice, bright field of view. No vignetting at all. And I mean, if it weren't for dust spots, you could image without flats. So anyway, having a lot of fun, as you can tell. Back to you, guys. Be careful.