What is "BUp Deleted Images" folder with my Vault?

when i back up to my Vault it has created an additional folder next to the vault called "BUp Deleted Images" is this a back of images i have deleted in Aperture just in case i change my mind?..... can i delete this separate folder if i really dont want these deleted images..... Many thanks in advance for your help.

rwboyer wrote:
I wonder if this feature has actually saved anyone's butt.
ummm ... yeah, actually it has ...

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