Re: Re: RE: Fw: Ten Commandments for Trail Riders

["Duncan Fletcher" <dfletche@gte.net>]

There are 'right of way rules' because they are necessary, but they aren't
written in stone. There is common curtesy and common sense. It applies
across the board and if there was more of this, life would be more fun. I
sure appreciate the guy with the pack string that pulls into the meadow and
waits for me while I come down a steep slope with a single horse. I am also
willing to do the same with a string of hikers. My horses are trained to
motor bikes, and I will wave them by as well.

Duncan Fletcher
dfletche@gte.net


----- Original Message -----
From: <TeriLyons@aol.com>

> Even though trail signs advise everyone to yield to equestrians, if I meet
a
> bicylclist struggling uphill as I am coming down, I try to get my horse
off
> the trail so he doesn't lose his momentum by having to stop.  Most of them
> seem to appreciate that.
>
> Teri in Colorado
>




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