I was in Barnes and Noble last night and happened across a well
written
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letter to the editor that I had to post about. I found it to be entertaining and well written. Basically the guy was off to the side
of a
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trail politely waiting while some horseback riders came through. He
had
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just avoided a steaming pile of dung on the trail. One commented that
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"people like you are the ones that ruin these trails" and he shot
back with
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"I can't remember the last time I took a dump in the middle of the
trail
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and left it for someone else to find"
Kind of a random post, but thought I would share.
Round here (Calgary) the cause of trail ruination is frequently cows. A lot more of them than horses with riders - which means a lot more of the problem above, compounded by literally thousands of hoofprints in the mud, squishy when wet, slow to ride over when dried hard.
