Okay, so that’s kind of a complicated question and I can get off on a tangent depending on where I jump in. But lemme just say that he had this idea of getting federal land, which he could get off of the, what is it, the GSA or whatever that was inventoried all federal properties. And they came up now and then when they were, they had lost their old function, their traditional function, and they could transfer between agencies. And he found out about this and they had already looked at a number of areas down on the Piedmont and areas around Washington, DC and Maryland and Virginia and maybe even as far as North Carolina, I’m not sure. But nothing was suitable. And then there was a guy, a retired naval officer named Ted Ravenas, and he was a friend of the Smithsonian. He knew Ripley and he knew Ted Reed and he found out about the Asure Quartermaster Remount station. And so he told Ted about it and he might have even had enough influence to kind of pull some strings to seal the deal on how it happened.
