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Well, I've been trying to get this travel trailer into the hotel mode for Laura. So that way she doesn't even know that I tricked her into coming out to the woods with me. Last night, I finally had a few moments and I mounted the hot tap from Jaluca. That is an instant hot water, I think it goes up to like 120 degrees, that runs on propane. So this next trip that we have coming up for Labor Day, I probably won't have it properly plumbed in, but one of these days I'm going to get the parts that I need and splice it into the trailer's gas line so I don't need to carry a second tank just for hot water. But I do carry a second tank for the heater, as you've seen on Field Day. But yeah, I took it out last weekend. Adrian's grandma had a tree that was leaning on another tree from the previous windstorm, and so they wanted to pull it out before it fell over and landed on the fence and blocked the neighbor's driveway. So I drove the trailer and the Bronco. The Bronco did its maiden toy tow voyage, and we successfully pulled the tree with my winch after we strapped the Bronco to a different tree because the Bronco was sliding in the grass. I learned that the Weaveco, which is the power unit in the trailer, it wants to fully charge the batteries up to 14 volts before it drops back down to 13.6, and then I can fire up the heater. So if I'm getting close to 10 p.m., I need to get to the trailer to heat it up or cool it down. And I have Samson, the 116-pound Great Pyrenees. He's pawing at me, telling me it's time to go walk-a-walk-a. We're over here at Evans Creek Preserve, and we're going to go look at some birds or something. What else? Oh, grossie, I'm going to give you a call, so hopefully you answer. And that's about all for now. And 7WA.