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Post by tneigel on Feb 10, 2011 15:15:49 GMT -5
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trailhead00
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I can ride in MD, PA and NY. Not in NJ?
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Post by trailhead00 on Feb 11, 2011 1:26:25 GMT -5
It makes me not want to drive in the pines after reading stuff like that. I don't like hearing more fines, more police etc etc. I drive/hike/kayak/ camp in the pines to get away from a police state. More and more I feel like I'm not really getting away from anything while in the woods. JMO
It's funny they have increased the fines and blocked access for years, this is not a new idea. Has it really worked?
It is nice to see the group mentioned!
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Post by jag5119 on Feb 11, 2011 17:22:03 GMT -5
In point 7. Are they saying that roads need to be closed when they have water on them. That doesn't leave much open after a rain storm.
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Post by devilstoy on Feb 11, 2011 20:50:01 GMT -5
if they cant maintain roads now , i highly doubt there gonna block roads off after every single times it rains , that seems a bit extreme , they used to maintain the main roadways and now they dont , just normal driving tears em up and when there is water is just keeps pushing the soil away causing a hole that gets deeper and deeper , i remember years ago id pass thru there and always see machine out filling and leveling the holes , a bit of the problem too is people in normal cars that go and get stuck in the sand and leave a huge hole when the finally get out , those holes grow and grow and when there never filled in it causes a problem and the 4x4 guys get blamed for it
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