Money Mark
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Na the yellow line is good. We can have hardened roads threw the aquafer recharge area that were pre existing
Right!:awesomework: Hardened trails.
Na the yellow line is good. We can have hardened roads threw the aquafer recharge area that were pre existing
Doubt it. Even nowires "yellow line trail" is out of the concept area's 1 and 2, on the map.
We're hoping for some leniency on this access-only trail.
Na the yellow line is good. We can have hardened roads threw the aquafer recharge area that were pre existing
ha ha mister now it all :fawkdancesmiley:
ha ha mister now it all :fawkdancesmiley:
OK this is a serious conversation going on here please no harassing other people
:booo:
Ya got me there, I am just speech less nowShut up bitch!
:kissmyass:
With big rocks!!!!:awesomework::corn:Right!:awesomework: Hardened trails.
With big rocks!!!!:awesomework::corn:
*****ok crazy idea*******
Have they thought about just getting a few groups/rigs together and let them blaze a trail?
Get a few buggies together and give them a map that says you have to stay within these lines but make a trail?
Same for stock and other rigs?
I know at UW they didnt put sidewalks in at first. They let the students walk where they wanted to and it shows where people go. After a year or so they put the side walks in where people walk. There are very few places where the grass is dead.
So give theses groups a weekend to make trails and then those become the basic trail system? with improvement over time?
This would take a weekend or 2 and there would be a trail system that would be completely volunteer created and would not cost DNR much at all.
I know crazy idea, I am going to go and hide for a while.
*****ok crazy idea*******
Have they thought about just getting a few groups/rigs together and let them blaze a trail?
Get a few buggies together and give them a map that says you have to stay within these lines but make a trail?
Same for stock and other rigs?
I know at UW they didnt put sidewalks in at first. They let the students walk where they wanted to and it shows where people go. After a year or so they put the side walks in where people walk. There are very few places where the grass is dead.
So give theses groups a weekend to make trails and then those become the basic trail system? with improvement over time?
This would take a weekend or 2 and there would be a trail system that would be completely volunteer created and would not cost DNR much at all.
I know crazy idea, I am going to go and hide for a while.
*****ok crazy idea*******
Have they thought about just getting a few groups/rigs together and let them blaze a trail?
Get a few buggies together and give them a map that says you have to stay within these lines but make a trail?
Same for stock and other rigs?
I know at UW they didnt put sidewalks in at first. They let the students walk where they wanted to and it shows where people go. After a year or so they put the side walks in where people walk. There are very few places where the grass is dead.
So give theses groups a weekend to make trails and then those become the basic trail system? with improvement over time?
This would take a weekend or 2 and there would be a trail system that would be completely volunteer created and would not cost DNR much at all.
I know crazy idea, I am going to go and hide for a while.
I was kinda thinkin of that. But knowin how the DNR works, everything has to be planned.
*****ok crazy idea*******
Have they thought about just getting a few groups/rigs together and let them blaze a trail?
Get a few buggies together and give them a map that says you have to stay within these lines but make a trail?
Same for stock and other rigs?
I know at UW they didnt put sidewalks in at first. They let the students walk where they wanted to and it shows where people go. After a year or so they put the side walks in where people walk. There are very few places where the grass is dead.
So give theses groups a weekend to make trails and then those become the basic trail system? with improvement over time?
This would take a weekend or 2 and there would be a trail system that would be completely volunteer created and would not cost DNR much at all.
I know crazy idea, I am going to go and hide for a while.
I was kinda thinkin of that. But knowin how the DNR works, everything has to be planned.