It also has to do with the type of flat land they grow many of their trees on. Roseburg Forrest has lot's of jobs in our area already but it only make sense to be able to serve the east coast from a plant located closer. Much better to have it built by a company headquartered in Oregon that will employ some people from Oregon and provide more upward mobility in the company for people from Oregon. I believe RFP already owns or operates other types of wood facilities in the south. this should also be good for suppliers and contractors who already have an established relationship with Roseburg Forrest Products. All in all good news.