Constructing a Dry Creek Bed on a Sensitive Site

period. Best wheelbarrow, period. So, I got a question for you, Blaine. Could you have wheelbarrowed that up by yourself [music] with no power? No. [laughter] Nope. No. That helped a Yeah, this is a this is a pretty steep hill, too. It's still work, but it's a lot easier. Yeah, I [laughter] followed up five times up this hill, but without it, I would have never I never went up the hill. Forget it. And we got problem is we got a septic. Show you guys exactly what our problem is. Yeah, we got the equipment. You can see it all parked right where we can't go because this is all septic lines, all septic fields. And you can't cross this with heavy equipment because any ground compaction destroys the septic system. So it's light stuff. Even wheelbarls, it's light stuff. So once we get up in here, it's a game changer. So you got to have something that can uh still move materials just in a different way. So these guys want us to do a concrete test, but instead of concrete, we're hauling boulders and rocks. And typically what we would do is um use a skid loader or an excavator to bring the material all the way down to the bottom, but we can't because of the septic system. So we got some handy that go along with this project.