From that standpoint, most of the historic buildings are handicap accessible. I think there is a kind of an exception in that when it comes to some buildings. They have managed to make them accessible with keeping the historic integrity. We see many, many elderly visitors here. The good thing about it is that it is not like Disneyworld, where you can stand in line for two hours to see something. You don't have situations like that here. It is more like visiting a town; you can sit on the park bench there as long as you want. Or you can go into different stores or see different attractions; it is not like you are herded into one area where everybody stands in the hot sun for two hours waiting for their opportunity for a one minute experience.
