Like I said, the pulp and paper market is really tight. It was tight 15 years ago.
Not long before we lost our sawmill.... I'm a Rotarian. We had a presentation by Catalyst. The president of Catalyst said that, nationally, we needed to lose about one paper machine a year just because of the way markets were going and the lack of a need for paper as we go to a more electronic way of communicating, losing newspapers and that kind of thing. Not long after that, we lost our sawmill. There needed to be a pulp mill that was lost and ours just lost the mill that was feeding it, which made it convenient for the market to shut that mill down.