While traveling George I mean there are challenges. But as I said, if you keep on counting the challenges, you know, it becomes multi fold. So, you know, one, one should not look at the challenges, but look at what are the solutions? You know, we just move on because everyone has challenges. So let's, let's take that, you know, as given, because, as human beings we all, whether we are disabled, or non disabled, we do have challenges, but if you keep counting them, it's just, it gets stacked up. And, you know it keeps on growing, but how do we overcome those challenges? Yeah, so like, for anyone who's struggling to some parts of, I wouldn't say all parts of Africa, but some parts like, you know, if you go to places like Kenya and Ethiopia and so on, so there may be issues of security. That's for everyone. And if you're, if you're an individual from a foreign country, in a country, always, you know, you're looked upon as a foreigner and definitely, you know, their eyebrows raised .And you know, people look at you as an expat. So you need to be careful. And yeah, so I haven't faced any untoward incidents, Touchwood. But, yeah, one, I'm always cautious about where I'm going and what I'm doing, who I'm who I'm moving around with, and so on. So yeah, it's overall, it's been a wonderful experience. And I do love to travel and meet people. And I've worked with even district offices in some of these countries and different organizations. So it's quite an interesting journey.