Yes, it's a long one. The daf itself closes off the "eruvin" part of Masekhet Eruvin, and moves into the final stretch, which includes other concerns about carrying - specifically when there's no eruv. First, the end of the 9th chapter: Was R. Yosi trying to permit carrying for all future shabbatot or prohibit it? How does R. Yehudah fit in here? Also: More on mechitzot, partitions - including when you build a second story over two homes. And the precision of language in the mishnah... Plus: Chapter 10: Exploring cases about carrying on Shabbat. First, found tefillin - you find them on Shabbat, what do you do? Put them on - or maybe more then one set at a time... What if you're not sure if they're tefillin? There are different solutions, with implications for other cases as well (the key example being the baby born in the fields). And finally, a discussion of whether tefillin are to be worn on Shabbat or not. And where do you wear them, when you do?