It timed out, actually, quite perfectly for us. The storm rolled in at a time when we actually had quite a few cars in storage in a Nanaimo yard. We thought maybe rail service would be back online in two or three weeks. The hard part was that the grains we didn't have, which we secured at the port to get us through, were unable to be picked up, as the mainland feed mills utilize most of the trucks in the Lower Mainland. We actually have some of that contract still sitting in place to be picked up. We haven't had a chance to pick it up yet.
We had enough grain on reserve. That was a real blessing to get through that part, and we assisted the mainland feed mills as best we could.