And it’s been frozen in bits. It’s probably — I can’t remember the first day that I came — I should’ve written down the first day that I came and part of it was frozen. The whole thing obviously hasn’t frozen over yet, but there was a good chunk of it frozen. And today, all the ice went away after, you know, the third — second or third day in the 40s, and it’s, it’s gone. But this morning, there was still ice and there were several bald eagles that were just sitting on the ice in the middle of, of the, of the lake or bay or whatever you wanna call it. And it was so cool and we tried to get — we even have like a fancy camera that has a, you know, zoom lens that you can like switch out to get closer and whatever, but it just — it was — they were still too far away to really get a good picture to really see, but it was so cool. You could see ’em kinda dotting all over the, all over the ice, right, you know, kind of in the middle so that was, that was pretty cool.