Thank you, Michelle, for the transportation and your support. And we are starting our one-week adventure on the Colorado Trail. Copper. And the weather today is just fabulous. If it stays like this, man, we are in for a great week. Day two hiking towards Elk Ridge. This cabin right here is called Janet's cabin. And it's available for a reservation. Well, this is a lovely site. For low water bottles. This is the east towards the 10 mile range. I think this is the mountain of Holy Cross right there in the Holy Cross wilderness area. Here's our campground for the second night. And we're camping along Cataract Creek. It's Cataract Creek to the left. Holy Cross wilderness. I have the distance there. We're at the trailhead. This is a soul flower. And we just experienced our first trail magic. Where soul flowers just camping out here, parking here, and she's handing out treats and food for hikers coming through. So thanks a lot. You are so welcome. I'm having fun too. She even took some of our trash off of our hands, which is wonderful. Happy to do it. So thank you. There's a view of the historic Camp Hale bunkers. We're heading south towards Tennessee Pass. There is no cell phone signal up here. We haven't had a cell phone signal now for a whole day. Here's our campsite for the third night. On day four. And we're up to the part where the trail crosses Highway 24. Tennessee Pass is the end of segment eight of the CT. So we just finished our first segment. A lot of mosquitoes. Yeah, we had to retreat into our tents to get away from them. And then when we were getting ready this morning, we kind of had to dance around and keep swatting at them to while we were packing up. And we're both feeling really good about the fact that this is that we feel comfortable after four days out here. And we're still we feel good and we're not injured. And we're got plenty of energy. There's some examples of the signs that we like to see. So the only injuries I have my lips are chapped. And check this out. Lots of mosquito bites. Enduring Holy Cross wilderness. Here's our fifth night campsite. It's a long porcupine lake. We're heading out on day six. It's a fourth of July. This was my favorite stop so far. We got a bar of service. So we just sent some texts to Michelle and Keena. Let them know we're okay. Well, here's the end of section nine. And the beginning of section 10 at this trailhead. There's no trash cans. No bathrooms. All right, here we are on day seven. This looks like smoke to us. And that's the exact direction we're heading. So we discussed it and decided to not risk it. We're heading back.