Well, lost there for momentarily. It's how he jones. And this is Lupin and Okah. And you know, this is what Lupin looks like. It's very beautiful. It's an nitrogen fixer. It's important to have. This is Kalandula or Kalendula, however you want to pronounce it. And it tipped over a little bit. And Mexican oregano. Just put it in. Look how much it's spread. Lovely, awesome. Yup. Some berries and some roses. Gotta like your roses. Oh, over here. Yeah, those are lemons and oranges in there. And low-quiet. This is avocado here. You put it in filtered light, you know. So this is the grapevine that goes up the tree. And you can see it just continues on. And it anchors the tree. So that's really cool. And there's another avocado. It's a plum tree. Another plum. And you can see it has a lot of plums. Just a ton of plums. You can see the grapevine right there going all the way over. And you see it come down here. And the grapevine goes everywhere. And it anchors this tree. And you can see it here. It comes up into an anchor. You see it all here and here. And this is loaded with grapes. So we get a crop of grapes, a crop of plums and kiwi. There's kiwi on this too. And we just, you get the most you can from the forest. Like packed in one little area. This is a nitrogen fixer. And it's a little ash. So we put that there. This is a little cherry tree in the understory. Just a nursery here. You make them, you know, and here's a plum and an apple and another apple and cherry. And all along there is a little nursery. But you can see here the grapevine coming out of the ground. It's really huge. Here it is here. It's a big grapevine, you know. And it's coming out of the ground right here. Just a couple of three of them. And we have a few grapes here now. And all the different food for us all over. There's a lot of different grapes now. We used to have just a couple of types. And now they're everywhere. So this is the neighbor's yard. And these are some fruit trees I moved here for her. Well, you can see the apple tree is loaded. And the pear tree in the background there. That's all loaded there. It's just tons and tons and tons. Yeah. And so now we're getting into the understory of the food course. Try to hold the camera still. Try to get dizzy. Here's another plum tree here. The apple tree attached to an offense. This is an apricot tree. And again, the grape goes through the apricot. You see the apricot here? The grape is going through the apricot and the apple trees and cherry trees. And we're going to go a little further. We can't really go too much further because I need a machete. Oh, I might have pruners. We can maybe go for a whole run today. Yes. Yes. So here we go. The budlia is attached to the grape here. And it's just a chop and drop. And it's just to make a little trail through. It's nothing that, you know, it's a. Lots of little grapes. You see them there. I'll leave them and maybe someone will utilize them this year more than last. These are all Jerusalem artichoke. This is the forest floor. The grape vine too is used as such, you know. And well, let's go as far as we can. There's a raspberry bush. So I don't want to do that. Oh, we've got a dead branch here. So we can do that. Yeah, it's an opera cup. But it's in the in the path, you know. So it just goes on to the forest floor. No big deal. And here's the hazelnut. We just have to make a path. And well, maybe I'll do it another day because it's still quite a ways down the property line. So I'm just going to back off. This is the food forest. I mean, there's everything in here. You've got to have raspberries, grapes, tons of grapes. Here they all are. Yeah, well, that about there's Mr. Burns. He followed me over. This is the forest floor. So I'm glad you were all here. And watch the video and hopefully you like it. Now we're back over here. And there's a forest canopy. It's a, this is nicely the shade in the sun spot. Yeah, this is awesome. Well, peace of love, everyone. Take care of yourselves. No one else. Well, you know, most likely you have to do everything yourself. Look after your shelf. And hopefully you have good friends and good company. All the best, bye.