It's kind of nice, because on the outside of the skate park, there's kind of like bumps to kind of maintain your speed so people can be skating on the outside of the skate park on the rails and ledges and stuff while people are skating the inside of the skate park. There's like on the on the south end there's there's the outside area to skate, but also the inside area. And then on the north end, there's the boldest skate so so Yeah, as far as how many people can be skating it with when a skate park is set up this way. You can kind of be in your, you can have like three or four groups kind of go in at the same time and like almost doing your own thing and it's kind of nice. That way. There definitely can be like that many people are more at the skate park at one time and the main thing is like If there's like some unspoken etiquette, like I'm skatepark, like keeping an eye out like this person's going, and they might be going this way, like, I should wait and like, stuff like that. So there's like, kind of like, oh, with my turn, I'm gonna go do this type thing. So there might be like 2030 people there. But it's pretty common for maybe like four to five people need skating at one time. Because I think in skateboarding, we call it like, Oh, you're sneaking someone by like going into their line, or like, going while they're going, it's kind of like cutting in line, almost, you know, the way our skate parks set up is, there's really good visibility, like you kind of kind of like see it on the perimeter, you can see across like, whether someone's gonna go, you obviously can see who's like in the transitions and whatnot. So I think I think it's set up really, really good. And of course, Dreamland things of all these things. The perimeter is a great spot for beginners to kind of like just start learning because there's, it's flat for one. And then there's, I call them like bumps, speed bumps, kind of kind of like go over hump over like a bump, which will get you speed. And it's kind of like an obstacle that's good for learning before you get to like a transition. And even before transition like banks, which are just like straight down, they don't have any transition to them. Those are also great for learning. All along the west side, there's a brick Bank, which is which is really good for people who are wanting to kind of like drop down into, into something, but don't want to commit to dropping in on a transition. I think it's going to be really good for beginners, in that way, just to be kind of like out on the perimeter and be on your own. But also be there at the skate park. I think advanced skateboarders are drawn to either like a unique thing, or something that's just, it's nice to have read really like big rails or like big transitions. But I think advanced skater is a like something that's like, just like done right. Like the right height rail or the bowl on the north end is definitely going to be there's going to be it's going to be a feature that brings people to Monmouth and personally I state Silverton and I would drive to Eugene in the winter with dark out to go skate Eugene. And I think that is a dreamland skate park, as well.