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Use of public land

Started by sixball, July 20, 2023, 01:09:33 PM

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sixball

Just got back from a road trip to Texas. We drove through a lot if big country much of it public land (our land) There are thousands if miles of roads. A lot of them are in danger of being closed to motorized vehicle use. A lot of this starts in California and works its way through federal agencies. At least one CA judge stop some of it.

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The probability of life originating from accident is comparable to the probability of the unabridged dictionary resulting from an explosion in a printing shop.  Edwin Conklin

Rattiac

Gotta get out there and "use it or lose it ". I've seen a trail that has had almost no use,   that used to be somewhat popular.  This area got overrun with UTV's and I quit going there years ago.  Last time I ran the trail it was majorly overgrown and pushes you to the cliffside.  Had to sacrifice the paint , lot's of scratches.
I've thought about going back with a chainsaw but.....

sixball

The last regulations I read, which was years ago, you can remove rocks & debris to make an established road/trail passable, no major construction. The 49er group has been doing that in Death Valley for decades. There is an off-road group here I need to contact. I'm dealing with my county about a 2477 road issue right now. They don't want to listen to something that is really obvious.
The probability of life originating from accident is comparable to the probability of the unabridged dictionary resulting from an explosion in a printing shop.  Edwin Conklin