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Fw: [RC] Fw: Horse trails at Lake Berryessa -- PLEASE READ! - Karen Sullivan

Folks, I am resending this to the group with a lot of the former post
deleted........with a plea that at least all
you Calif. folks go to the link below (The red Sierra club link), and take a
minute to fill out the form.  YOu can
edit the basic letter to make a plea for equestrian trails and horse camps.
The letter goes to BLM and Napa Sierra Club, and can also be checked to go
to Congressman Mike Thompson.

Lake Berryessa is a great potential riding area; it is extremely close to
the S.F. Bay Area, Sacramento areas, and NOrth Bay.  I am in Lake Co., and
it is less than an hour drive.

The form letter is extremely easy to do, and again, you can edit it to add
comments about an emphasis on horse trails.

It is VERY sad they are getting no imput from equestrian groups.!  We only
have ourselves to blame if trails are lost.
Karen Sullivan


----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeannie Gillen" <jeanniegillen@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>


Pleeeeeeease make comments.........

Jeannie Gillen, Member CRTC



----- Original Message -----
From: Carol A. Kunze <ckunze@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>


As I mentioned, this is an opportunity to support the development of
equestrian trails at Lake Berryessa in eastern Napa County, which in
turn would tie in to equestrian trails we would like to develop in the
surrounding 600,000 acres of the Blue Ridge Berryessa Natural Area.
THE DEADLINE IS APRIL 22.

http://www.redwood.sierraclub.org/napa/conservation/lakeberry/comment.shtml


WHERE TO SEND:
On this page you will find, mail, fax and email information.

It is a VERY good idea to copy Congressman Mike Thompson on your
letter.   It would also help me to know of any organization letters that
are send.   I am keeping trail of the list of supporters.



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Riding alone is when you teach a horse all the "tools" and "cues" he needs
to handle the trail, to hold a speed, deal with hills, etc. It's also where
you develop the "bond" that causes him to "defer" to you before losing his
cool.
~ Jim Holland

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