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Well hold on just a second there Bill, so what were you impressed by, I mean other than going in all the roving packs of operators that we had there, and that was really a lot of fun too, but what were you impressed by as far as your operation goes and how far you were able to get? Like what was the weakest station that you could make out? You got the call sign, you had the confirmed contact, and did you hear those long view repeaters because I swear I heard Dean operating them. This is Repeter 2P-Pilo-Pilo-7 November 5th, November. Ballstar Note 6-2-P-2 located in Hilton, Washington. Actually Cody and I made it into that repeater up on the north end of Whitby I believe. There was another one out there that was, I always try and go QRP because the two times the bonus is so nice, so the only one I went to more than five watts on was something out to the northwest, it was number 46, I don't remember which one that was. But what impressed me, I just love the contest because it's competitive but totally cooperative. I mean the roving bands that you form, of course you're helping your competitors to get points, but it's just so much fun. The teamwork is like playing basketball or something with the handoffs, it's just fun. Back to you, K7WSB.