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Yeah, I'm not sure if it's called the TV Museum or exactly the name. It was like 25 years ago or so when I was there. But it is right in the domain part of the town. And what I remember the most, they had a lot of features like exhibits like how they did use mirrors and smoke to do some of the effects that they had on TV back in the 50s and so forth, so that's really interesting stuff. And outside of the museum there is I think the world's largest camera obscura. It's actually just this dark room you go into and it's probably about 3 meters by 3 meters more or less, all black inside but it's got a white screen and a small hole on one side which projects in. So you're actually inside the camera looking at the scene upside down from outside, really, really interesting stuff. Anyway, interested me at the time. I still get interested in that kind of thing. Thanks for the check in and catch you more later I am sure. Let's see, the next we have is, whoops, whoops, came for SMD. I think it is. I wrote this down in a hurry. Will that station come back with your report?