I really don't have any answers. I know we have some of our older oyster warehouses that probably at the time seemed to be built quite a way from the water, but with bank erosion and higher water levels now, more of those than we like to admit are getting flooded out. I don't know if they need something additional like a breakwater around them or something to protect them.
The newer warehouses are built far away from the water, but some of our biggest buyers probably have their buildings sitting in the worst spots. I really don't know what the answer would be on that. I don't know.
As Mr. Morrissey said, we do have a little harbour that we operate through the shellfish association—lobster fishermen, mussel fishermen and such. We're very fortunate that it's deep water. When Malpeque Harbour gets sanded in and there's no access, we have very deep water at our wharf. We could probably use a breakwater outside of it to really protect it against these storms. As I said, in the last one, it was under the water. The boats were higher than the wharf, but they survived. The next time, who knows? We're very fortunate to have deep water in it.