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The evening after I visited the Sibson farm to see the Keystone pipeline under construction (see feature story here), it rained like crazy. Inch and three tenths, says Sue Sibson. Remember what I mentioned about wetlands along the route?
This spot is where 24 hours before, I took a picture of Mike Sibson in front of a pipe section on dry land. The rain didn't stop the platoon of backhoes from rumbling south to dig the trench for the freshly welded pipe.
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