That footprint would probably be somewhere around a 100 by 100-metre lease while operations are going on. Lease sizes have grown a little bit now, as we're now putting many wells on one platform or one pad, which means we have far fewer pads, but the one pad you have is slightly larger. They're going to as high as 120 by 120, maybe even 150 by 120. The key thing is that once the operation is finished, the well in shale gas produces for 10 to 50 years or so, and those 100 people and all that machinery all go away. This is very easy for farmers to deal with, and they continue to be paid their lease payments for the life of the well.
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