00:29:21 - 2405 homes and communities that are not easily replaced, where displacement has a-creates a much greater hardship. When you go through a-you know, taking anyone's home is-is a hardship. But when it's a tract home in a metropolitan or suburban area where there are other tract homes that you can go and purchase with the-with the proceeds from-from your sale of your land or-or from your condemnation, you can go replace that. When you come to rural Texas, people's homes are not just their homes, it's their livelihood-it's their ranches or their farms. And they can't just go find another ranch or farm and-and plug themselves back in. So you not only take their home, you take their heritage, you take their ability to earn a living and support their family. One of the insidious things about this project is it's nearly a quarter-mile wide, which is so wide as to create a barrier-a barrier to transportation, a social barrier, a wildlife barrier and it-it divides a piece of property