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Yeah, good evening. This is KBA, BMW, and Lacey. And I think this is the first time I've checked into this in a long time. Had a pretty good weekend here so far. It's been a little warm, so we did a little hiking in the morning, and then after that decided to rent the house where the AC was. And we're trying to get a moss guy to come out here and get the moss off the roof. And it's about as hard to find the moss guys as it is to find a painter. So one was supposed to show up this afternoon, never showed up. So we've got one tomorrow, so we got our fingers crossed. We'll see. In the meantime, we threw some hamburgers on the grill. And let's see what else we do. I worked on my all-star node, and we're making progress. Probably heard me doing some testing. I'm not on it now. But I got it so it kind of works. But it dead keys a repeater, so I had to disconnect it. But anyway, it is making progress, so it's a fun little project. I would probably use this type of a web transceiver more than an all-star node simply because it's portable and I can use it at work. I can use it in the woods and anywhere. But it's a fun project, and so it's kind of neat. But anyway, that's about it. We're just relax and listen to the net. And let's see, what else I was going to mention? Oh, Mike up in Yukon. I imagine that besides the stars that far north, he's probably seen the Northern Lights fairly regularly. And I've worked quite a few guys up in Alaska and Yukon and up in Canada on ISS and some of the satellites. And the footprint covers us and them pretty good. So it's a lot of fun. I was curious what grid square he's in, but I can probably just look that up. But anyway, that's about it. Everyone have a good rest of the weekend. 7-3 from Lacey, KBMY. KBMY, K7WSB. So you were talking about satellites that covered all the way from Whitehorse, I mean, all the way from the Yukon down here. Were they some of those north-south ones or what?