- The protesters hiked in to the monument overnight, mostly by moonlight.
- The hike took several hours, through thick pine and over boulders—no simple stroll up a trail.
- Despite several days of serious scouting, the protesters faced one critical unknown: whether "the climbing anchors and related equipment in place on the monument would do the job." If the Greenpeacers had found insufficient anchors, they had no intention of installing their own or doing any other damage to the mountain. Their planning and climbing would have been for nought. (National Park Service staff, take note: look into removable climbing/maintenance equipment.)
- Greenpeace called park officials just before the climbers popped over Abe's head to say, basically, "Peaceful protest! Don't shoot!"
Did the City of Sioux Falls finance director tell a little white lie about
airport bonding?
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Well, he didn’t technically lie about the matter at hand, but yah gotta
scratch your head a bit. Last week while the city council was approving
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