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That's true. It's the time of year when you gotta bring a coat if you're gonna be out after sundown, or at least a hoodie or something like that. Gap Advisors are a really good idea. I'm glad you thought of that and voiced it. Hopefully Ann heard you. Because yeah, unlike sunglasses, I feel like it's hard to ignore someone who's got kind of a cool hat on. So Ann, maybe that's something you can look into. Let's see. Oh, I'm sorry that you have a situation where you are at, where the sun is at you for a while too as it goes through its course of the day. Depending on the time of year, my workplace, the big glossy screen for like 15 or 20 minutes will just reflect the sun into my eyes and I gotta go change the blinds and everything. So yeah, not worth moving the computer. Anyway, again, not much sun. Go enjoy it like you said, Tim. Thank you. Alright, KJ7VDU, you are up next. What do you got for us? Alright, thank you. That's the correction KJ7 Victor Echo Uniform. And it's blank and magnolia here. Well of course, that brings a bunch of things to mind. One thing I found interesting about the time of day and the sun is at certain times of the year, when I worked at Channel 35 in Allendale and they were the first network, PBS was the first network to go to C-band. And twice a year, same time of day for about 2 or 3 days a year, the sun gets directly behind the satellite so to speak. And it's just a bunch of solar noise. And it goes off for a good 5, 10 minutes. So yeah, we have to take other network feeds and record them for those time slots to run network. But that's okay. There's workarounds and they publish a calendar. So that's an interesting solar event annually, twice a year for a few days. Otherwise, let's see. Just hanging here. Oh, I wanted to get with KA90HV and have her tell us where that art museum is, at least the name of it. I've been to the Edmonds Theatre a couple of times and they have free street parking, like right there. And that's really beautiful. And it lets people have time to walk around and check out some of the local shops. So I'd like to hear from her. Just the name of the museum would be good because I don't know the streets. And there's a 5-way intersection right there at the center of town. Can you check on that for me, Van?