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  1. John, How do I get in touch with the folks who take care of Buttermilk West?

    We were riding it yesterday afternoon and pass a little fat man and his boy walking along. Man says
    to boy "Maybe they'll fall down and break their necks!" as I pass and "I'll call someone and see
    what I can do" when my friend Mark passed. We didn't buzz them and I gave a polite greeting but got
    this instead.

    That and I want to talk to them about MORE.

    Mike

  2. Quoted message said:

    John, How do I get in touch with the folks who take care of Buttermilk West?

    We were riding it yesterday afternoon and pass a little fat man and his


    boy

    Quoted message said:

    walking along. Man says to boy "Maybe they'll fall down and break their necks!" as I pass and
    "I'll call someone and see what I can do" when my friend Mark passed. We didn't buzz them and I
    gave a polite greeting but got this instead.

    That and I want to talk to them about MORE.

    WTF? I'm sure they have no idea the only reason those trails exist is because some _mountain bikers_
    worked with the parks system to build the trails. Granted, those trails in particular are very
    narrow; and I've recently decided to stop completely to let hikers pass - unless they jump to the
    side as they often do.

    You can of course talk to Ralph White with the city park service, or Kevin Clark (lionellritchie at
    yahoo dotcom). Kevin and Bob Burch are the main guys there (don't have Bob's e-addy; Kevin might
    tho). Speaking of trails, there's a new 90 foot bridge in Powhite Park to replace that small creek
    crossing at the bottom - Bob worked with an Eagle Scout group to get that one in.

    Let me know next time you're out there. We rode them all yesterday too; we were likely there
    when you were.

  3. "John Harlow" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:QkWma.462609$3D1.249621@sccrnsc01...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    John, How do I get in touch with the folks who take care of Buttermilk West?

    We were riding it yesterday afternoon and pass a little fat man and his


    boy

    Quoted message said:

    walking along. Man says to boy "Maybe they'll fall down and break their necks!" as I pass and
    "I'll call someone and see what I can do" when my friend Mark passed. We didn't buzz them and I
    gave a polite greeting


    but

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    got this instead.

    That and I want to talk to them about MORE.

    WTF? I'm sure they have no idea the only reason those trails exist is because some _mountain
    bikers_ worked with the parks system to build the trails. Granted, those trails in particular are
    very narrow; and I've recently decided to stop completely to let hikers pass - unless they jump


    to

    Quoted message said:

    the side as they often do.

    Exactly what I did. This was on Buttermilk West which isn't on park land if I'm correct.

    Quoted message said:


    You can of course talk to Ralph White with the city park service, or Kevin Clark (lionellritchie
    at yahoo dotcom). Kevin and Bob Burch are the main guys there (don't have Bob's e-addy; Kevin
    might tho). Speaking of


    trails,

    Quoted message said:

    there's a new 90 foot bridge in Powhite Park to replace that small creek crossing at the bottom -
    Bob worked with an Eagle Scout group to get that one in.

    Thanks,

    I know Ralph and heard of him saying to some walkers complaining about bikes that "Without them the
    trails wouldn't even be here!" I think I have Bob's # in my MBVA stuff. Good on him and the Scouts
    for the bridge. 90 feet!

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    Let me know next time you're out there. We rode them all yesterday too;


    we

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    were likely there when you were.

    I'm going to be at Pocahontas at 5pm this evening with Mark if you would like to join us.

    Mike

  4. "Michael Dart" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    I'm going to be at Pocahontas at 5pm this evening with Mark if you would like to join us.

    Cancel that.

    Mike

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