I'm just sitting here on the campsite and a park ranger hikes in with a backpack which is very unusual because the park rangers here use trucks. So he goes, hey, you want to turn your generator off? I've got to tell you something. It says the storm washed out the road and there's a couple of landslides. So you trapped here. Possibly a few days, possibly more. So I was given an emergency services number and I've called them and they're working on it. Who knows how long it's going to take. Good news is my cell phone works out here. So I've got enough food for days. Maybe enough generator gas for maybe two more days if I'm looking. And I got to run the generator to keep the batteries up because I need that for the furnace because tonight it's going to go down to minus five Celsius. So it's going to be freezing tonight and then even get a little snow. And so I'm figuring out how to coordinate a hike out here to get some gasoline. I'm going to have to drive part of the way, like part of the way. It means somebody to get some gasoline in a few days if I'm stuck here longer. So but there's one road in, one road out. And there might even be a few other people trapped elsewhere in the park that have just discovered it now in their car. And they're probably going to be late for work Monday. So that's the least of my problems. I don't have to go to work Monday. So that's what Canadian campings all about getting trapped sometimes. Yeah, we had what's called an atmospheric river where a massive front comes up from Hawaii and dumps huge amounts of rain. I got some footage coming in what it looked like. It's quite breathtaking, but hey, I'm trapped. I'll just have to watch Netflix tonight, I guess, till the generator power runs out. Anyway, I'll talk to you sometimes. Don't forget my draw ends today at midnight. Probably going to be a few days before I get around to actually doing the draw because I'm trapped. But I'll do my best. And I'm definitely not going to be able to ship that out until I get back to civilization. So in many times folks stay safe, keep your wheels on the ground and try not to get stranded over note. Man, look at the water coming off the mountains because of the heavy rain. Holy crow. It's insane. Well, well, that did be a little snow.