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Yeah, KI7. PKL from TWA. Yeah, a bit nocturnal. Well, partly nocturnal, shall we say. I'm sure I heard you on both of them, because I just have a listen around, and it's sitting in front of the TV with a handheld, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera, and just listening along. And yeah, a bit dazed at that time of the morning out of time, but I wish they were on a bit earlier, so I was a bit more awake, shall we say. I also checked into the New Mexico evening nets, and I decided like 1 a.m. my time, you know, the following morning, and it also got a V-star net on the reflector 055 alpha, but that's at 3 a.m. my time. It starts in the early check-ins at 2.30 a.m. my time. I have managed that one once, but That was a bit of a push and getting up around about 6.30am that is. I wish it was 6.30pm but no, to take a decadent to school. I was a bit, shall we say, zombified for the want of a better word for the rest of the day but I did make it and that happened with my first ever international station check-in to the New Mexico G-Star net which is good fun. The one at 1 a.m. is a YSF reflector net, which is, well, a lot earlier for me, put it that way, and better timing. So, yeah, I like to try and check into that more often. I'll put it back to you there, Roy, from GWAS. This is a presentation of ELO Kilo 7, November Quebec November, All Star Node 6222, located in Shelton, Washington.