2:22 pm
Club President
April 2, 2003
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ScottV - K3SLV said
I'll be there with what tools I have for trimming and cutting.
Unless snow dramatically melts before Saturday, there almost zero trimming and cutting. All trash was picked up except for a vehicle bumper that was down a ravine.
Water work is the larger question. If the trail is being modified this coming summer using real equipment, then what could us with shovels and prybars manage of value between now and then?
3:46 am
Club Trailmaster
March 13, 2015
Offline If the trail is being modified this coming summer using real equipment, then what could us with shovels and prybars manage of value between now and then?
It is looking like the forest is going ahead with a full NEPA analysis on any remaining work to be done so this summer may just be scoping
4:57 am
Club Member
July 10, 2003
Offline I'm a "maybe" at this point, I'll firm up as it gets closer.
Sounds like t's going to be more of a scouting and snow run rather than a maintenance run.
I used to wheel a lot. . .
6:52 am
Club Member
August 17, 2014
Offline JohnDF said
I'm a "maybe" at this point, I'll firm up as it gets closer.Sounds like t's going to be more of a scouting and snow run rather than a maintenance run.
Snow run is the answer, John. Water bars is the solution to the water, which is overwhelmingly the issue, & beyond what we can contribute with shovels pry bars.
2:36 pm
Club Vice President
June 11, 2021
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"then what could us with shovels and prybars manage of value between now and then?"
Being out there is definitely worth the trip. It's breathtaking.
The trail is hard to recognize because of a lot of water damage. But, even though it probably won't get fixed to our liking now until next year, that's many months away, (and that's only if they keep this latest promise.) I think our efforts to control the water, shore up the road and do what we can to at least help keep the trail navigable (as well as maybe prevent further forest damage) is worth it. It may not seem like much at this point, but you never know what impact your effort has.
And this gives me another opportunity to relocate pinecones into the scorched areas. 
See ya'll out there.
L
"No beans!"
6:43 am
February 6, 2023
Offline Jeff_R said
Didn't someone mention at the last meeting they needed to do their member BBQ? This is an opportunity.
I need to do my BBQ but I won’t be able to make it. It’s my niece’s graduation.
9:19 am
Club Member
March 8, 2018
Offline I'm ok with scouting and snow run. I haven't been on the trail since the fire, so should be interesting to see.
So long and thanks for all the fish!!!
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8:37 am
May 12, 2023
Offline I will be there. Looking forward to my first event with the club.
WRZG209
10:40 am
Club Member
July 14, 2016
Offline I will be there.
3:12 pm
Club Member
July 14, 2016
Offline The chair won in the raffle at the last club meeting came in handy on the maintenance run today because the trail master worked us like a dog.
3:34 pm
Club Member
April 18, 2019
Offline LOL!
Well we are all off trail and I’m home and unpacked. As previously mentioned there was a lot of run off. We fixed one with a make shift mini water bar and tried to find the culvert for the second but struck out. Scott also rescued a stranded pickup that ran into a deep cut across the road just past the north kiosk. All in all a good day with good people.
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