Yes, we've come off a sugar high. There's no doubt about it. Those were two of the best years the industry had experienced probably ever—certainly in recent memory. One year we hit $1,600 CAD—$1,000 USD—for dimensional lumber. Then we came down to the lofty low of $1,400 the following year. We all started to think that maybe this was the new norm. Well, we should have known better. We're back to 20-year averaging again.
That's a bit of a shock to the system, but I think it was sort of expected. It means that we're still trying to balance our delivered log costs and operating costs with what the market is prepared to pay at the other end. That's the struggle today.
Having said that, we needed those two years, because we had just come off about five years of not much better than breaking even or heavy losses. It was—