Over the next six weeks or so, they'll be inside the pipelines with their electronic equipment and their sounding devices and they'll be testing every foot of this pipeline.

We have it just about stripped inside. Now it can dry out for about six weeks, and the Reverend can get on with working with FEMA, his insurance agent and other agencies to see what kind of help he can get in terms of rebuilding or relocating in a new home somewhere.

Desert adapted plants, once they're established, they need very little supplemental water. Some of the other plants that we use in the desert, even if they're desert adapted, may not be native to this region, and so they may need additional water supplies.

We've never had them, even when we had no CAP (Central Arizona Project) water. But we can't say 100 percent, we're sure, no restrictions.

The injuries are typical for victims of improvised explosive devices. The next few days, the next few weeks, will be important to determine how they do.

That was our worst period in six weeks.