Well, I'll take the first part, Chip, and Eric can talk about the lost sales. We've -- since prior to the merger and really since the merger, we've kind of said we're going to sell roughly 20,000 acres a year of rural land that has an attractive premium to what its underlying Timberland value is. And that's obviously going to be lumpy, some years are going to be slightly higher, some will be a bit lower, but I don't expect any change in that from where we sit today. One of the real kind of gems out of the merger with Deltic has been a larger rural land sale opportunity at higher prices and more acres that are suitable than what we expected, when we did our due diligence. So I think we're encouraged about that, and I'll let Eric speak to the lot sales at Chenal.