If that truck had rolled off the bridge and into the creek, it's heavy enough that it would have crushed them both. They were in shock, there's no doubt about it.

To avoid the continued attack, they rolled off the trail and fell about 30 feet.

He rolled it back down and I said, that's it,

It isn't just a bridge project, it's a sewer project. We have known from the outset that it would be awhile before we could work out an agreement with Central San. Whenever there is more than one agency involved, it adds to the complexity of the project.

It does not make sense to put a puddle created by a truck tire during a rainstorm in the same . . . category as the Everglades,

We're closed probably 35 bridges along the Wild Rice River and Antelope Creek, and probably 25 to 30 roads -- and those are just the county roads.