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Re: Pockmarked trails a problem?

Wrecksduke@aol.com
Sat, 8 Feb 1997 02:31:48 -0500 (EST)

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Remember not to generalize about all mountain bikers or off road motor
cyclists. I have had some pleasant run ins with both. They have stopped and
patiently waited for the horses to go by, or they have cut off their motors
so as not to scare the horses. There are exceptions here too though.

We don't need a feud with cyclists/bikers... we need to work together to keep
the trails opened and maintained. A little bit of good will goes a long way.
Force will always be met with some resistance.

I'm sure the hikers don't like the "pockmarked" trails either. Maybe we just
need to go out to Casper (or wherever) and flatten it back out. Hey Paul
Roach, how about another ride there? :-) Let the locals know if you need
any help!

Again, its just a little respect we are all asking of each other. No one
group owns the trails... you can't own Mother Earth anyway.

Melody

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