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Re:Importance of Protecting Trails - 2007/12/03 09:07
oh for pete's sake Ho...you need to get on the same page as the all knowing DCNR. they know what's best and it's their forest dang it. to quote DCNR on the same issue we had down here.....
I sympathize with your disappointment, but please realize that first of all this is a working forest, and there will be some disturbances from time to time. Secondly, that part of the Cider path (INSERT WOLFS ROCK HERE) was originally built as a "woods road" to get out timber and its use as a trail was just a fortuitous fringe benefit. Many of our most scenic hiking trails were originally built for very utilitarian purposes and it is unfair to insist that once they become designated as foot paths that they can't ever again be used for any other purpose.
this is their mentality. so not wanting to go against the flow i have now taken the position that everything should be bulldozed and shaled!! maybe even paved. and while you're at it...kill all the deer. they're the ones destroying the forest.
oh wait...that's the game commission not DCNR. so what?. they're all in it together. just kill and bulldoze everything i say.
Ho...you better assimilate or else.
seriously...fortuitous fringe benefit?. try using that one on the AT people! it's redicules!!
anyway...i know exactly how you feel HO.
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