in for a while because her book has just celebrated the hundredth consecutive week ahead of michelle malcolm, michelle, down there that's very cool. i'm assuming that a lot of people are familiar with the narrative, and that's why you're so interested and you're s still here for the last lecture on the second day. i thought we would still go through some of her story because it's so gripping and it starts in idaho, and actually to me at such a beautiful setting, there must be a lot of beautiful memories you still have from that. >> yes. it was a really beautiful mountain that i grew up on. i still have really fond memories of being on that mountain and of playing on that mountain, i think it's an incredible, we had this entire ground and wonderful space and a lot of great things that can happen. i guess we were the original free range kids, kind of hard core. so yes there is a lot of really wonderful things about it. then of course there was some difficult things too, but the setting, the scenery, living in that place. >> nature walks, i assume. >> it's just you're there all the time. you do