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Hey thanks for your time, good to hear you. That's a good report. I like to listen to some air traffic as well. We were on the boat last week on a lake that is part of a local aerodrome, so it's kind of interesting, the seaplane traffic in and out of there. Well, bush plans I guess. I don't know, I'll see. As you like. But yeah, interesting. But we like listening to traffic control, so we have a bit of an idea of who's going where and what's coming over the cliff that we can't see. I'm glad you're getting out with the HE, that's great. I do as well. Look forward to hearing you down the log. We'll break with V3VNA and let's go talk to John VE5EI. What do you have for the net today, sir? Well, good afternoon from Regina. It's kind of a nice day, a little overcast, but I mean, you see blue skies through the clouds. I've been licensed since 91 and I've done my bit with public service and enjoyed that a lot. I haven't done much of that lately. I'm not quite well enough to do that, but that's just an observation, not a plea for help. Hi, hi. But I do enjoy amateur radio. I just got off the high frequency Trans-Canada net and I'm very fortunate as an apartment dweller that I'm able to get a 20-meter dipole out there. And I've got a nice ballad and a tuner and I can get on pretty much any band I want, to be honest with you, so we have some fun with that. I'm pretty much retired now and looking forward to getting on amateur radio a little bit more often. So that's about the story here. Other than that, I've got no traffic.