Okay, that's the rain cover I've made. I just batten down at the moment, going to raise it up like the fire. So I worked with a different this time. Well the side panels, I took a foot off each side of them, they were about five feet long, I only need them about four feet and I put the extra foot off each side onto the middle cover. I've pegged out the bottoms this time, all the way around, see if it's any different and I've put some logs on that inside liner, they just hold it down so that nothing gets under it. It's even less windy the day and it was the last time so I'll show you in here. So I've got logs holding the liner down and there is real. I've got my fire ready to go, I've already started it so I'm going to put up the rain cover and I'll let you see that. So that's the rain cover extended up and obviously can shut it down a bit further. I'll try that out to see how far I can put it down if I cause any havoc so we'll see that in a minute. So I've got a fire going in and there's no any smoke coming off it, nothing to talk about. So it's probably quite good at the moment so I'll just get it going pretty good then then we'll try down, see if we'll put the cover down about to see what it goes like. So I've put the rain cover down a bit, just check to top it as far any if it's too hot or any but it's no it's just fine that fire's still getting getting on the way. It's hardly any smoke at all. Just see what the heat feels like at the front. Yeah that's not bad be heat. Once it gets going it'll be a lot hotter right now. So you get quite a good gap between the cover when you peg out the bottom. Don't know if that'll make a lot of difference. Maybe in a windy day you might be wanting no peg I'm out quite as much as I am but there isn't hardly anyone today. But in the woods it could be really quite windy out in the open. Once you've won the woods tends to know be a lot of wood but one doesn't have woods anyway. So we'll see if that's good. I'm going to be right on.