Post by gotmudnj on Nov 22, 2010 18:18:43 GMT -5
Hi, My name is Mike G. I'm going to introduce myself and I'm going to give a little back round of why I use Wharton.
Well first I have been going to Wharton for a couple of years. I have met a lot of nice people on my journeys there. I am from central jersey but have been going down to Wharton every month at least once or twice. I was at the clean up along with the club I'm in.
I do more than just travel down the trails in my jeep at Wharton. I frequently camp there. I swim in the lake across from atsion ranger station. I hike when I get the chance.
I like the history behind Wharton. I actually did a little report in school on some of the history of Wharton, Batso Village area. I love traveling down their and enjoy the simple pleasures this state has to offer.
Why am I here? I want to provide a voice for my club and also learn as much as possible. Their are many speculations to what are real trails and what is not. I want to be able to teach others I encounter on the trails the proper trails and where to go and not go.
"The best wheeler is not one that can make it through anything but one that knows the landscape of where they can and can not go."
Well first I have been going to Wharton for a couple of years. I have met a lot of nice people on my journeys there. I am from central jersey but have been going down to Wharton every month at least once or twice. I was at the clean up along with the club I'm in.
I do more than just travel down the trails in my jeep at Wharton. I frequently camp there. I swim in the lake across from atsion ranger station. I hike when I get the chance.
I like the history behind Wharton. I actually did a little report in school on some of the history of Wharton, Batso Village area. I love traveling down their and enjoy the simple pleasures this state has to offer.
Why am I here? I want to provide a voice for my club and also learn as much as possible. Their are many speculations to what are real trails and what is not. I want to be able to teach others I encounter on the trails the proper trails and where to go and not go.
"The best wheeler is not one that can make it through anything but one that knows the landscape of where they can and can not go."
