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<blockquote data-quote="dean nelson" data-source="post: 121523" data-attributes="member: 1305">Not hard to get a bunch of small boats in there but would definitely curtail the numbers allot and limit what they can get up there as far as vehicles go. I'm assuming your talking about the creek bridge? The natives with the fire they set on the bridge a mile west on the gravel road effectively shut that one down because the bridge now has to be inspected so the next nearest road I believe is way up north of Fort rice. Definitely a good idea though because even with boats it would make it a royal pain in the ass for them to get up on the hill.&nbsp; Not sure on this but would guess from what I've seen the cops will hold the line long enough for the crews to lay in all the line to Corp ground at which point this whole thing will grind to a halt waiting on the Corp. You can see the crews working in the background on allot of reports and I would hope they are smart enough to throw tons of guys on that section working around the clock to pound it out fast. Once work stops and winter sets in its going to get to cold and boring for the majority of the protesters and the National media so the camps are likely to drop to a much smaller level.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="dean nelson, post: 121523, member: 1305"] Not hard to get a bunch of small boats in there but would definitely curtail the numbers allot and limit what they can get up there as far as vehicles go. I'm assuming your talking about the creek bridge? The natives with the fire they set on the bridge a mile west on the gravel road effectively shut that one down because the bridge now has to be inspected so the next nearest road I believe is way up north of Fort rice. Definitely a good idea though because even with boats it would make it a royal pain in the ass for them to get up on the hill. Not sure on this but would guess from what I've seen the cops will hold the line long enough for the crews to lay in all the line to Corp ground at which point this whole thing will grind to a halt waiting on the Corp. You can see the crews working in the background on allot of reports and I would hope they are smart enough to throw tons of guys on that section working around the clock to pound it out fast. Once work stops and winter sets in its going to get to cold and boring for the majority of the protesters and the National media so the camps are likely to drop to a much smaller level. [/QUOTE]

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