I can't believe it, Audrey. This is like a moment in time that I've been looking forward to for a very long time.

You have. You've been cycling through this place for a while.

For almost 20 years I've been coming through this place.

Okay, so where are we sitting right now?

We are right here at Hazelwood Green Mill 19 with R-I-D-C.

And that Mill 19 is something that our guests are going to talk about.

Absolutely. The whole show is dedicated to what's happening here at Mill-19, Hazelwood Green.

And a good friend of ours, Don Smith from R-I-D-C and Tim White, another great friend of hours with RIDC hanging out.

We just can't wait to dive into this thing, Audrey.

Now, I think we should just really start to jump in.

So, Tim, you've been working with RIDC.

How long now?

Going on 10 years.

Is it really been a decade?

Wow, that's awesome.

So give us a little bit of history of what we're sitting

in, sort of, you know, the macro of you, and then give us just a snippet of history. And you can start

with George Washington and crossing the magazine. No, George Washington. So, you know, the Hazelwood

site that was part of the Jones and Lachlan mill that expanded over time.

The building were sitting in the exoskeleton was part of the World War II effort.

And built in the 1940s, this mill complex produced more steel than the accessed powers combined.

So this was... That's what I'm talking was one of the one of the most ten protected assets in World War II.

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