Hello everyone, Dan here from SurePete just thought I would share me testing out the Shroom at the farm after I did those repairs just to see how it works and it seemed to work fairly well. Number of different obstacles that I've been playing on here over the last couple of years. That pond last year was almost higher than that brush pile so everything is starting to dry out again and coming back to normal. That's nice to hear. That a barrier right there is so muddy is that sticky bud that just sticks on the tires. Doesn't allow the paddles to work well. Not fun. I love taking the waves like that from the Shroom. There's some different shots, different views. I hope looks like I'm playing at that pile again. I don't know if you noticed but most of the time when I'm going over obstacles I'm going fairly slow. I'm in first gear and I'm barely giving it any gas. I'm just using the torque of the engine to get over those types of obstacles. There's a back to you with a Shroom. This is my dad's fish and spot when I was a kid. In this pond again there's just bullheads. It freezes out probably once every 10 years and they're all pretty much gone. This spring we had quite a bit of freeze out too because of the water being lower. It was a typical cold winter. Actually a colder winter than normal. You know with global warming and all of this we get a lot colder. Just trying to show the angles on this again just crazy. What that thing can do. That tire when it just jumped off the ground there was probably up more than two feet off the ground. When you're in the front seat you can barely kind of feel that the tire is off the ground. When you're in the back it is a lot more radical. I think it's just because when you're sitting in the seat it just feel a lot more comfortable. The back you really don't have anything. Other than your arm holding on to a strap to keep you in place. Well that's pretty much about it folks. Hope you enjoyed it. Just wanted to give you a little bit of stuff that I was doing. Take care.