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Re: [RC] Cranberry / step into the RM's shoes - Sharon Levasseur

*applauds Barb et al*

BTW, Barb, dunno if you've heard yet but I've done just that.  There is a brand
new NE-region ride, the Hot Toddy Hustle 50/25 in Orland Maine on August 12. 
(Sanctioning hasn't come through yet, but I'm sure it will soon.)  Visit
www.zegifts.com/HTH/hot-toddy-hustle.htm for trail photos and details.

I'm a brand new RM and relatively new to the sport, too, so I can use all the
help and support I can get.  ;-)  Any volunteers want to step forward?

Sharon "I Must Be Crazy" Levasseur, #33206
Ride Manager, Hot Toddy Hustle 50/25




Quoting Ridecamp Guest <guest-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

Please Reply to: Barb Kemerer bkemerer1@xxxxxxx or ridecamp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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I'd like to respond to the USA Cranberry comments specifically and then in
general. Patti and her gang put on an excellent ride. If I tried real hard to
think of something to complain about it would have to be the deer ticks. I'm
still picking them off. Patti please don't let one person's story change the
fact that 99.9% of the people are so grateful for the work you and others did
in pulling off a 3 day season starter.In general, my thoughts are, if you
have time to write a story and complain about a ride then you simply have too
much time on your hands. The time could be better spent being a volunteer at
a ride to help the manager make things better. I know it's been said before,
but I'll say it again, "if you haven't walked in the shoes of a ride
manager"...??? So riders the next time you want to tell the world your woes
about a ride, think twice. Ride managers can only take so much criticism
(mostly undeserved) until they say "I've had enough". Trouble is, very few
people want to step up and manage a ride because of the blood, sweat, and
tears it requires. Never mind the money out of your pocket. OK, that's my
soap box and I'm sticking to it. Never mind my husband will probably have a
heart attack when he reads this. Oh well!
Volunteer, better yet manage a new ride for us here in the northeast.
Barb Kemerer


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