And I walked past it several times and as I've recently been going through my archive of photographs, so I always try to take photographs that are on my phones and they will go in Google Photo and they'll also go in Dropbox. There's an automatic sync and then I will go through my Dropbox photos and I will put them in a file for the month and then the end of the year. I will put them in a file for the year. And if I have time, I will go into those months and do a folder with collecting and you can use a programme that will do all of that for you. But for me the the legacy of going through those in a very simple way and grouping photos together in events. Is a reference for me, but also having Google Photos which has an algorithmic intelligence. If I want to go and find a photograph that was taken in long Eaton, I can search for long eaten and because the metadata has long eaten in it, it will find it. Likewise, if I want to find a photo that has a blue background or has a blue tone to it, I can type in blue and it will show me all the photographs that I have which have blue tones in them. Just that sort of simple intelligence of being able to extract photos and maybe tag them and so just knowing that the archive is there and it is secure is enough for my legacy time because it does take time and often legacy is the one thing that isn't it isn't funded and isn't paid for and I think with the audiences Europe legacy component, I was taken to project and I was asked to film and I was asked to stream and I was asked to tweet and do social media, blog posts. This is how I started doing these simple podcasts was by doing them live putting them straight up to Audioboo at the time and, and having an immediate presence of what was going on. But there was never any money to edit the footage that I finally had. So I have all of this footage of some amazing times that I was asked to join audience developers to showcase their work in Rome in Rotterdam in Copenhagen, in Brussels, but the actual coming together of those that footage at the end never really happened. Their legacy still was hanging in the air for me. And as someone who as a dyslexic kind of lives in a film it will those films are putting their cans and put to one side and I have to put them out of the way otherwise they would just keep playing in my mind. So pausing is not enough, it has to be stopped and packed away and put somewhere that I could go back into my archive back to the legacy.