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Hey, November 7th with Calpe Alpha. Yes, definitely. Yeah, it felt like Denver to me. And in fact, I've been wearing a fitness tracker that tracks blood oxygen and respiratory rate and some other vitals that definitely showed that I was not accustomed to that elevation. And yeah, I could feel it for sure. In fact, it was a fairly big relief coming back to sea level and having no problems with breathing or having enough oxygen. Of course, I'm not in great shape, so that's part of it too. Well, I'll tell you another thing. Of course, being on vacation, we got our steps in. Like almost every day we hit 10,000, which is a little unusual for us down here, at least back home, because I work at a desk and I need to get more steps. But that's a whole other story. Anyway, hey, Uncle Ry Ry, November 7th with Calpe Alpha. Thanks for the reach. Did you want to continue? Back to you. And 7th with Calpe Alpha. Yes, I should continue with saying Chandler, there's a lot of hams that are down there. I was looking at a couple different smaller ham radio project things. I can't think of any off the top of my head, but their addresses were all in Chandler. So it might be worth checking out to see what's really going on down there. But then on the other hand, if you want to play HF, maybe there's too many operators in there and you might have to start buying pass-through filters or band pass or something so you can all coexist. Anyways, the fog is slowly lifting. There's a little bit of blue sky down here, but still pretty foggy. File marker 245 and 7WA.