kind of always have joked that we had a sidewalk to nowhere. Well now we've got a sidewalk to somewhere. A new trail inventing is the longest glow in the dark trail in the country, maybe even the world. We haven't found anything that's longer in the world. So we actually just submitted the trail to Guinness to see if it will be a Guinness world record for the longest glow in the dark trail in the world. By day, the two mile stretch looks like a regular path, £3,000 of glowing stones scattered along it, run on solar power and can light the path for 15 hours. And I've been out to the trail a half a dozen times at night and have talked to people from over at least an hour away every time that I've gone out there. So this is going to be a big draw to the community. It's gonna be fantastic for our Economic Development engineers behind the project. Say a glow in the dark trail was a first for them and it came with challenges. We're doing a lot of research, making sure you know, what size of stone do we use? What color of stone? Where should we put it? The trails novelty reflects the man who championed it, Nathan Hessen was of intense city councilman and huge supporter of the trail In January. He died at the age of 37 and he was very much a part of the decision to have us go ahead and approve the glow stone that we were putting in there was very, very integral in that whole process. So even though he didn't get to see the completed project, I know he's looking down on us and it is extremely happy about everything. Now. The trail bears his name, a fitting memorial unlike any other