@@TheTrekPlanner I have been trying to get some lidar info for an area where I prospect locally. If it's possibly to make a video explaining how to acquire and view the lidar stuff, that would be amazing....just a thought!
Sorry I missed you Anne and Jeff, but I have been moving for several days, and taking hikes of around 15 miles at age 69.95 years. How shall I say this Jeff, Anne is an amazing woman, and you make a great couple, there I said it. Now as for your adventure in that cave, it must have started out as being created by Native Americans, and then prospectors got involved. You both played it smart, which is wise when you go into any cave. Man that was fun. Now I rest up, organize, recover, and go hard core into Photoshop again by Friday. I can't wait for your next adventure Jeff, and do say hello to Anne for me, cause he she is the real deal pal.
I would have turned around once I saw the crickets!! 😬 It was nice to meet Annie and go inside the cave, something I would NEVER do as I am afraid of closed spaces. A great adventure, as usual, and I look forward to next week. (Those bikes looked like a blast!)
Always more fun getting to share adventures with someone you care about. I'm glad Annie got to go and that you felt better once you got there. That was a fun diversion. I look forward to the lidar and modeling in future vids. Thank you for sharing.
I lived in the san pedro mountains just between and santa fe and there were a bunch of old mines in the area and i am quite sure that many of the shafts were pre columbian, and most of the old timers said that it was once supplying gold to montezuma. the shafts were different than the shafts of the early european miners.
Very interesting and always gets my adventurous Spirit roaring even though I'm far away and we get old we never give up that Spirit of Freedom adventure and curiosity
I was told that about the mine in Jerome Az, that it was found to be already in existence. Close by is toozigoot, Montezumas castle and Montezumas well. And the castle and well area is pick marked with caves. Back in the early 70s we used to be able to access any caves, tunnels and even Montezumas castle. But not anymore. Plus the whole JbarJ area and Verdi valley.
@@Ashphinchtersayswhat good old days before our nation became a police state:-( I also was raised in places we used to camp and party in places that now they deem national monuments and they extract money from the public and at the same time charge us for running the entire affair
you're very welcome. My degrees are in history and Indian studies so your channel is very good and shows a great respect to the locations you feature. When I was younger I traveled all through the places you show. I wish we had TH-cam and all the camera gear available today. I still get out and visit the places and take a few photos and video from time to time.@@TheTrekPlanner
That was so amazingly kind for that viewer to gift you two. Makes me happy to be reminded that unselfish acts still exist with genuine people. Love watching your videos. Love how you you do a small laugh and then say this is so much fun. Good, clean fun. Thank you for always sharing with us. Many times, you do scare me and I have to look away and mutter “ why are you doing that all alone” lol. Take care!
I am often thinking "I wish I wasn't here alone!" in many of my videos! Hope Annie and her kids can join on more adventures! Thank you for your commment!
I love watching your trips. I'm in Virginia and the landscapes are completely different. I'm excited about the LIDAR. That's going to add a whole new level to your videos. Loved seeing Annie! Y'all are so cute.
In your area, I would be bringing some tech to bear on "The Beale Code". The story is about a group going to California in the Gold Rush of 1849. They came back with pack loads of gold and silver, and hid it, before leaving for another trip to the goldfields. A trip none returned from. They left some letters with the local store keeper, another relative. When eventually opened, they were number codes, one of which was based on the Declaration of Independence. It told about who was agreed to have certain amounts, according to their position in the company. Another, based on Little Richard's Almanac (as I recall?) described the valuables, such as pearls, silver ingots, and other valuable trade goods. The third, which was thought to be the location, was also another cipher, though no one has found the key book to unravel it for over 173 years now. Google The Beale Society, or Beale Code, for further rabbit holes.😎
Whoever dug those tunnels that was a lot of work! Love that a very kind person donated those bikes! That will let us have more adventures with you! And that Lidar is amazing! Can't wait to see the results. What a fun day!
Hi Annie... My name is Annie too lol I was so happy to see her with you... She's awesome and a keeper ...Please come back again. I so enjoy your site 🙂
DUDE!!! THE SURPRISE AT THE END IS BAD ASS!!! SO FREAKIN COOL, CANT WAIT TO SEE YOUR FINDINGS!! AND HELLO TO YOUR LITTLE LADY, LOVE TO SEE EVERYONE ADVENTURING!!❤
Awesome! My eBike was one of my best investments, it has helped me explore so much more. Glad you got one to take you further faster! Yay for the LiDAR! Great episode 😊
Awesome video. Glad you had Annie along! She’s seems to be a great adventure partner, excited to be along and very interested in exploring the location at hand.
LiDAR, nice. You can do some 3D prints with the scans. I own five 3d Printers and some of those ruins would make a nice small print for sitting on a desk or shelf.
You are recording history with your LIDAR models. Much of what you explore, already affected by time and weather is also vulnerable to destruction by thoughtless graffiti taggers and artifact hunters. Thank you for capturing historic details!
Dude the LiDAR is next level. That’s so cool. I’m interested to see how you do that. I’ve been finding hidden mound complexes in what’s left of the old swamp around my area using LiDAR.
The pits whb used for grain & seed and other things like water in pottery, baskets, ropes stone tools etc. Fascinating. Wish I could walk. Hike. Soon perhaps. Ur in my neighborhood for sure!
How nice to have two guides on this trek. The conversation is more interesting with someone to give you feedback or their take on what you are both experiencing. Great job!
Thank you for taking me on another adventure with you. There are many places claiming to have Montezuma's treasure but nothing ever found. Montezuma's treasure was also said to be in Victorio Peak in Southern New Mexico in what is now part of White Sands.
I couldn't have gone in either of those tunnels and certainly not down that ladder! I'm not afraid of crickets, but dang, there were just too many in there!! Glad Annie was with you a d it was a great video. ❤❤
Awesome vid. You got me going with this adventure with the Aztec story at the beginning of the vid. I turned into a little kid going into a mysterious adventure! Thank you Jeff.
7:23 Who is humming in the background? Jeff is speaking, and Annie is on camera, so the sound isn't either of you, but clearly audible...🫢 It didn't seem like there was wind whistling through those humid tunnels, which might create such a sound. The 'bottomless shaft' needs a rappelling expedition, stat! And it was so much fun, seeing Jeff and Annie having fun! Awesome scenery, and a wonderful adventure! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 And LIDAR! For keeping these sites documented, and remembered. 🤗🤗
The bikes are awesome, guys! Good to see you both. The Kanab area is so cool. I was lucky enough to visit once. Nicest people ever. What you discover is AMAZING. Great video.
I'm soo jealous of your little cave exploration! I love spelunking and am constantly looking for new places. Cave crickets don't bother me, there are creepier things to find in the darkness than harmless little bugs, believe me! And what I wouldn't give to have that LiDAR whenever I'm exploring a new cavern somewhere! That shit's so gnarly. Can't wait for future projects! ❤️
I wish I would have known that was you on the mountain that day. We were the group in the RZRs and the one that had the drone up looking at what you were looking at. Love your stuff keep it up!
Being as I'm a relatively new viewer...who is Annie? This was fun. You said...Lidar, my mind immediately went to the new Time Team on TH-cam because they are using it.
Totally intrigued by LIDAR. These shots were great, looking forward to more and better fun from your adventures. I did this sort of adventures in the Colorado mountains in the early 70’s on. Just topographical maps and compasses. I’m now to old to take the adventures, thank you so much for sharing yours. I’ve been an avid user of Google earth when it came out. With Go Pros, GPS, and all the new stuff you can find so much more stuff. Happy New Year to you guys and safe travels and finds!
My friend thanks! Offering us 3D views of the locations you visited would be great in your website. Would even pay to view them. Thanks again excellent work.
What a neat place! Please, don't wrap the rope around your hand - you can really hurt your hand doing that if you slip and it pulls tight (learned from holding horse leads). You want to wrap the rope around your waist and hold it in a hand open, without wrapping the rope around it. I love the three D models!
Glad you’re doing this together makes me nervous hen you do some treks solo… 😱 The LiDAR was so cool. Thanks for including us in your adventures. 🥰💕❤️👍👍
America Unearthed on the History Channel aired an episode about this back in 2014 called Montezuma's Gold. They said Montezuma's Mine provided clues to the actual location, and the landowner at that location said the curse is still active. He had tried in the past to drill a small hole into it, and there was gold on the drill bit when they brought it back up. But when they tried to drill a larger hole, the bit broke. Then the drill operator had a heart attack and died, and a few weeks later his wife died as well. They also tried using ground penetrating radar, but the equipment operator became violently ill and ended up in a coma. He eventually recovered. It's definitely worth checking out.
Glad you were sensible and didn't go down the shaft. That was a rope, not proper spelunking gear, which is what you would need. Too many folks get in trouble with improper equipment. We love your explorations. Stay safe!
I know that was a fun adventure. I wish you would have went further into the mine. But if you are not comfortable doing it I completely understand. Thanks for showing us the ancient stuff. It is very cool. I'm watching your videos on Christmas day 2023. Merry Christmas to you and your girl!🎄
Being out in nature is the best medicine! Nice to see the two of you in this vid. ❤
Fresh air is healthy air...
Thank you! It felt so good to be out together and enjoying this adventure!
I love your screen name. My favorite tree to hug is the ponderosa pine because it smells like vanilla, although I also enjoy a good sycamore!
Stay safe! You guys do some scary risk-taking together!
I love Annie along too! The 3D LiDAR model of explorations will be wonderful! I’m excited you got the E-bikes too!👍
This was so much fun! Loved seeing Annie. Can't wait for LIDAR!
The next video is going to have some amazing lidar stuff!! Can't wait to share it!
@@TheTrekPlanner yay!!!!!
@@TheTrekPlanner I have been trying to get some lidar info for an area where I prospect locally. If it's possibly to make a video explaining how to acquire and view the lidar stuff, that would be amazing....just a thought!
It was so wonderful seeing you and Annie in a video together! Thank you again for another wonderful video!
Hopefully more to come with both of us on trips together!
"Jeff made me feel all better." Awwww!
Sorry I missed you Anne and Jeff, but I have been moving for several days, and taking hikes of around 15 miles at age 69.95 years. How shall I say this Jeff, Anne is an amazing woman, and you make a great couple, there I said it. Now as for your adventure in that cave, it must have started out as being created by Native Americans, and then prospectors got involved. You both played it smart, which is wise when you go into any cave. Man that was fun. Now I rest up, organize, recover, and go hard core into Photoshop again by Friday. I can't wait for your next adventure Jeff, and do say hello to Anne for me, cause he she is the real deal pal.
I would have turned around once I saw the crickets!! 😬
It was nice to meet Annie and go inside the cave, something I would NEVER do as I am afraid of closed spaces. A great adventure, as usual, and I look forward to next week. (Those bikes looked like a blast!)
If they were spiders I probably couldn't have done it!
I'm with the spider person. I love crickets but spiders I respect from a distance🥴
Jeff makes us feel better too! It was fun to meet Annie.
Always more fun getting to share adventures with someone you care about. I'm glad Annie got to go and that you felt better once you got there. That was a fun diversion. I look forward to the lidar and modeling in future vids. Thank you for sharing.
It's always better with Annie! Hope she can come more. BTW - next video will have some amazing LiDAR stuff!!
I lived in the san pedro mountains just between and santa fe and there were a bunch of old mines in the area and i am quite sure that many of the shafts were pre columbian, and most of the old timers said that it was once supplying gold to montezuma. the shafts were different than the shafts of the early european miners.
Wow that is amazing
Very interesting and always gets my adventurous Spirit roaring even though I'm far away and we get old we never give up that Spirit of Freedom adventure and curiosity
I was told that about the mine in Jerome Az, that it was found to be already in existence. Close by is toozigoot, Montezumas castle and Montezumas well. And the castle and well area is pick marked with caves. Back in the early 70s we used to be able to access any caves, tunnels and even Montezumas castle. But not anymore. Plus the whole JbarJ area and Verdi valley.
@@Ashphinchtersayswhat good old days before our nation became a police state:-( I also was raised in places we used to camp and party in places that now they deem national monuments and they extract money from the public and at the same time charge us for running the entire affair
Looks like I need to make a trip down there! 🙂
That was fun tagging along with you two, love Annie.
Man I'm glad to see this channel growing. It's one of the best local history channels around!
Wow thank you!! 🙂
you're very welcome. My degrees are in history and Indian studies so your channel is very good and shows a great respect to the locations you feature. When I was younger I traveled all through the places you show. I wish we had TH-cam and all the camera gear available today. I still get out and visit the places and take a few photos and video from time to time.@@TheTrekPlanner
This was a really cool one! Yay for better off-road transportation👏🏼 Also great to meet Annie!😊 Can't wait to see more of the LIDAR models🎉
That was so amazingly kind for that viewer to gift you two. Makes me happy to be reminded that unselfish acts still exist with genuine people.
Love watching your videos. Love how you you do a small laugh and then say this is so much fun.
Good, clean fun. Thank you for always sharing with us. Many times, you do scare me and I have to look away and mutter “ why are you doing that all alone” lol. Take care!
I am often thinking "I wish I wasn't here alone!" in many of my videos! Hope Annie and her kids can join on more adventures! Thank you for your commment!
Cool to see the both of you enjoying exploring together :-)
I love watching your trips. I'm in Virginia and the landscapes are completely different. I'm excited about the LIDAR. That's going to add a whole new level to your videos. Loved seeing Annie! Y'all are so cute.
In your area, I would be bringing some tech to bear on "The Beale Code".
The story is about a group going to California in the Gold Rush of 1849. They came back with pack loads of gold and silver, and hid it, before leaving for another trip to the goldfields. A trip none returned from.
They left some letters with the local store keeper, another relative. When eventually opened, they were number codes, one of which was based on the Declaration of Independence. It told about who was agreed to have certain amounts, according to their position in the company. Another, based on Little Richard's Almanac (as I recall?) described the valuables, such as pearls, silver ingots, and other valuable trade goods.
The third, which was thought to be the location, was also another cipher, though no one has found the key book to unravel it for over 173 years now.
Google The Beale Society, or Beale Code, for further rabbit holes.😎
The LiDAR imaging is going to be fantastic! Thanks for the videos😊
Nice Bikes! And it was great to see Annie! Awesome video as usual!
As always, it's a great video! It is nice seeing Annie in the picture.
The LIDAR models will be so cool! Such a good idea to show what the ruins are like in greater detail.
Can't wait to show you this weeks video! ;-)
The two of you are outstanding 🎉😊🙏Thank you for taking us along. Those 3D models are an extra bonus😮😊
I like that LiDAR that will be a great addition to the videos good job looks like you guys had a lot of fun exploring the mine and riding the bikes
Nice one folks! Keep exploring! many thanks from North East England, x.
I really enjoyed seeing Annie. What a great team you make. Lovely smiles both of you. How fun it was to explore this mine with you. Thank you.
Thank you Jeff and Annie!! That was incredible! 😎👍❤️
Whoever dug those tunnels that was a lot of work! Love that a very kind person donated those bikes! That will let us have more adventures with you! And that Lidar is amazing! Can't wait to see the results. What a fun day!
Hi Annie... My name is Annie too lol I was so happy to see her with you... She's awesome and a keeper ...Please come back again. I so enjoy your site 🙂
Annie is the best! I wish she could be on more trips but we try the best we can!
Good to see both of you. Awesome video!
DUDE!!! THE SURPRISE AT THE END IS BAD ASS!!! SO FREAKIN COOL, CANT WAIT TO SEE YOUR FINDINGS!! AND HELLO TO YOUR LITTLE LADY, LOVE TO SEE EVERYONE ADVENTURING!!❤
This is by far the best video of Montezuma’s mine. I’ve always wanted to go out there, but haven’t had the chance to yet. Thanks for the video.
Awesome! My eBike was one of my best investments, it has helped me explore so much more. Glad you got one to take you further faster! Yay for the LiDAR! Great episode 😊
Awesome video. Glad you had Annie along! She’s seems to be a great adventure partner, excited to be along and very interested in exploring the location at hand.
LiDAR, nice. You can do some 3D prints with the scans. I own five 3d Printers and some of those ruins would make a nice small print for sitting on a desk or shelf.
That was fun and the scenery was beautiful. It was good to see Annie with you. She seems to be a really neat person.
Thank you Sue 🙏🏼❤️
Annie is the best!
That 3D modelling stuff is amazing.
You are recording history with your LIDAR models. Much of what you explore, already affected by time and weather is also vulnerable to destruction by thoughtless graffiti taggers and artifact hunters. Thank you for capturing historic details!
I don't know why, but it makes me happy to see you two happy 😊❤ glad your channel is doing so well and you're getting some fun stuff 😂
Means so much to me, Brenda! Thank you!!
Dude the LiDAR is next level. That’s so cool. I’m interested to see how you do that. I’ve been finding hidden mound complexes in what’s left of the old swamp around my area using LiDAR.
I was afraid that you weren't doing this any more. WOW so very GLAD that you are ❤.
Great Trecking
I really like your channel!
It was nice to see you not alone this time.
That LIDAR looks to be really cool. Can't wait to see more!
I'm so glad to see Annie. Thanks for your input. Have fun you two. Cool bikes, yo.
This was awesome….thank you for bringing Annie w you….I get nervous when you are alone!
Fantastsic! Loved this episode! Thanks for enhancing the pictographs for us.
My favorite new channel, you take me away from my problems if only for a moment, thank you
12:24 the crosshatch pattern on the sloped rock face in the upper left is really interesting
The pits whb used for grain & seed and other things like water in pottery, baskets, ropes stone tools etc. Fascinating. Wish I could walk. Hike. Soon perhaps. Ur in my neighborhood for sure!
Yay! I can't wait to see more Lidar stuff!
You two are such a great couple! Thanks for sharing Annie with us; you're both precious! Love all your treks!
You guys are awesome! I love going on these hikes with you.
How nice to have two guides on this trek. The conversation is more interesting with someone to give you feedback or their take on what you are both experiencing. Great job!
Thank you for taking me on another adventure with you. There are many places claiming to have Montezuma's treasure but nothing ever found. Montezuma's treasure was also said to be in Victorio Peak in Southern New Mexico in what is now part of White Sands.
Thank you for sharing that! Do you have any links or websites about the treasure at Victorio Peak?? I would love to read some of that!
I couldn't have gone in either of those tunnels and certainly not down that ladder! I'm not afraid of crickets, but dang, there were just too many in there!! Glad Annie was with you a d it was a great video. ❤❤
You're welcome. I am grateful to be able to watch your channel - Thank You!
Lidar!! that's awesome. Lots of cool stuff you can do with that. Not to mention perhaps send copies to local universities / museums.
Awesome vid. You got me going with this adventure with the Aztec story at the beginning of the vid. I turned into a little kid going into a mysterious adventure! Thank you Jeff.
Wow jeff! This is great! So look forward to your channel!
OMG I AM SO HAPPY YOU ARE SHOWING KANAB! I LOVE IT THERE SO MUCH! ❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you both. Your video quality is awesome, the sites you visit are phenomenal!
Really appreciate your comment, thank you!
How and great to meet Annie
Wow, this was the top ! Those 3 D models are going to be great, can’t wait for another adventure ❤❤. Also happy you guys didn’t go down that hole. ❤❤
What a fun adventure today, thanks for taking us along. The 3-D modeling will be a great addition in your video adventures.
The 13:30 outro shot with the music playing was perfect. It combined the things that truly inspire adventurers.
Love seeing you guys do this one together! Your so much fun! 🤗
Great video. The LIDAR idea is awesome!
Awesome hike/exploring. And really cool u do the 3D thing❤
I agree! It is great to see you both in this video!!! Would like to see more of you both exploring together!!! TY and God Bless!!!
7:23 Who is humming in the background? Jeff is speaking, and Annie is on camera, so the sound isn't either of you, but clearly audible...🫢 It didn't seem like there was wind whistling through those humid tunnels, which might create such a sound.
The 'bottomless shaft' needs a rappelling expedition, stat!
And it was so much fun, seeing Jeff and Annie having fun! Awesome scenery, and a wonderful adventure! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 And LIDAR! For keeping these sites documented, and remembered. 🤗🤗
Dude that is epic. One of your viewers paid for these bikes!! You are stoked. Looking forward to seeing you use these.
Great video! It was fun watching y'all enjoying time together.
The bikes are awesome, guys! Good to see you both. The Kanab area is so cool. I was lucky enough to visit once. Nicest people ever. What you discover is AMAZING. Great video.
Kanab does have friendly people! We often stop to buy black cherry soda at the grocery store there 🤣🤣🤣
Thanks!
Thank you very much for directly supporting my channel!! Means the world that you wanted to support me!!
-Jeff
Wonderful adventure made even better with Annie along.
1st off I love that it is both of you guys! 2nd I love the new e-bikes 3rd thank you like always for these awesome vids! Stay safe❤❤
Very cool using lidar to make 3D models, really enjoy these adventures, looking forward to future videos, Thank you for sharing them!!
I'm soo jealous of your little cave exploration! I love spelunking and am constantly looking for new places. Cave crickets don't bother me, there are creepier things to find in the darkness than harmless little bugs, believe me!
And what I wouldn't give to have that LiDAR whenever I'm exploring a new cavern somewhere! That shit's so gnarly.
Can't wait for future projects! ❤️
I wish I would have known that was you on the mountain that day. We were the group in the RZRs and the one that had the drone up looking at what you were looking at. Love your stuff keep it up!
Being as I'm a relatively new viewer...who is Annie? This was fun. You said...Lidar, my mind immediately went to the new Time Team on TH-cam because they are using it.
Congrats on the 3D modeling! I worked for an Army base and it was so awesome! You look very happy, Jeff!
Totally intrigued by LIDAR. These shots were great, looking forward to more and better fun from your adventures. I did this sort of adventures in the Colorado mountains in the early 70’s on. Just topographical maps and compasses. I’m now to old to take the adventures, thank you so much for sharing yours. I’ve been an avid user of Google earth when it came out. With Go Pros, GPS, and all the new stuff you can find so much more stuff. Happy New Year to you guys and safe travels and finds!
Great video folks, love seeing these sites!!! TY for bringing us along with your travels 😁❤
Those 3D models look awesome,thankyou both for taking us along. Shame the hole didn't go anywhere. Stay safe.
Thank you both Jeff n Annie, love those 3 D video's keep it rolling.
Another fun trip! I'm so glad you let me tag along!
The 3D scans are awesome! Thanks for all your work
My friend thanks! Offering us 3D views of the locations you visited would be great in your website. Would even pay to view them. Thanks again excellent work.
What a neat place! Please, don't wrap the rope around your hand - you can really hurt your hand doing that if you slip and it pulls tight (learned from holding horse leads). You want to wrap the rope around your waist and hold it in a hand open, without wrapping the rope around it. I love the three D models!
And PLEASE take gloves to protect both of you!
Can’t wait to see the LiDaR efforts. I’m a tech geek so love all the different geophysics tech.
The 3d models are awesome
Glad you’re doing this together makes me nervous hen you do some treks solo… 😱 The LiDAR was so cool. Thanks for including us in your adventures. 🥰💕❤️👍👍
Awesome, Jeff! With the lidar models we get to explore too (without being intrusive to the site).
America Unearthed on the History Channel aired an episode about this back in 2014 called Montezuma's Gold.
They said Montezuma's Mine provided clues to the actual location, and the landowner at that location said the curse is still active. He had tried in the past to drill a small hole into it, and there was gold on the drill bit when they brought it back up. But when they tried to drill a larger hole, the bit broke. Then the drill operator had a heart attack and died, and a few weeks later his wife died as well.
They also tried using ground penetrating radar, but the equipment operator became violently ill and ended up in a coma. He eventually recovered.
It's definitely worth checking out.
Tall tale by a non miner/ non geologist .
@@georgesheffield1580 maybe 🤷
Fabulous!!! Just evolving and expanding on and up!!!
Hey that’s really cool,we might be able to see much more with that new idea you got. Mark
Glad you were sensible and didn't go down the shaft. That was a rope, not proper spelunking gear, which is what you would need. Too many folks get in trouble with improper equipment. We love your explorations. Stay safe!
I know that was a fun adventure. I wish you would have went further into the mine. But if you are not comfortable doing it I completely understand. Thanks for showing us the ancient stuff. It is very cool. I'm watching your videos on Christmas day 2023. Merry Christmas to you and your girl!🎄
I am looking forward to seeing your 3D models!
I have allot of fun travelling with you. Love the video, very interesting too see.
Greetings from a fan from Holland 👍💪🙏
Thanks so much for sharing your adventures with us. Big hello from Austria ❤
COOL surprise. We will almost be with you! You are such a nice guy and a pleasant TH-camr. Thank you.