RE:RE:RE:No moneyGood info Frank. I'm trying to figure out it's relevance to cgx and its dock. Have they run out of aggregate to finish the dock? I read up on that operation in Port MacNeill BC. It's called Orca. Gravel is rounded stone. Aggregate is sharp-edged angular used in structural elements like posts, beams, foundations, pads, floors, decks or wherever you need stone to interlock in order to improve strength. Orca sells both gravel and aggregate. 6.6 million tonnes per yesr and their dock can handle Panamax sized bulk carriers and yes you're right in that San Francisco buys a lot. In fact, all of earthquake prone California buys a lot because high compressive strength Orca aggregate from Port MacNeill is one of the few that meets the high standards of California's building code. I imagine that CGX's dock would require similar quality aggregate. Where do they get it?