[BlueMasonJar]

@gibby 136410 wrote:

if you really want to experience the joy of the Mulch Run, you could hop a barrier and go off road :cool:… otherwise the newly-paved section is mostly done, with construction on the shoulders.

Going off road is awesome. Anyone who want’s to hit Wakefield and Accotink after the trails get a little bit drier just let me know.

[BlueMasonJar]

Works on Android. Don’t know what to tell you .

It also works with Pebble Time brilliantly.

[BlueMasonJar]

Glad no one took offense.

All I wanted to say really was – how can volunteers play a role & I am willing to shovel.

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Sorry, I didn’t mean to point fingers or anything

[BlueMasonJar]

That makes total sense. I was just thinking along the lines of “how can we help ourselves & demonstrate value?”

The question is – can we get legal somehow?

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What’s the deal with volunteering to clear? Would they let people clear a critical path with hand tools?

I ask just cuz one immediate solution might be some kind of volunteer agreement. I for one, would not be above showing up and shoveling rather than waiting for someone to plough. I say that as someone relatively new to this discussion.

Just curious if this was raised in any discussion.

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@ian74 135232 wrote:

There is a tunnel! I rode through it this morning. When I went through I met a goat legged fellow named Mr. Tamland, and he took me to his his cave, gave me tea. I watched a lion get resurrected, helped defeat the Ice Queen, ruled the land peacefully for 100 years until I was old a grey, then I went back through and it was the same time I entered and realized “Sh*t! I’m going to be late for Friday Coffee club”

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Seriously though, one one side it’s a fenced in parking lot with no exit and on the other side is the train tracks. So if you wanted to ride on the CSX tracks, or flatten a penny, this would be the place to do it.

Or drink by the train tracks. Just sayin.

[BlueMasonJar]

So there is no tunnel? Such a misleading thread title.

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@dasgeh 135094 wrote:

Apparently, some people think a “bike accessible facility” includes a facility that you can get to by carrying your bike down a grass slope for a couple hundred yards. It’s like saying it’s bike accessible because you could put your bike on your car and bring it with you to the meeting.

Not naming names.

I don’t understand what you’re saying here. Does this have something to do with the meeting with NPS?

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Thanks for the update, I’ll be interested to read about what happens with the meeting with NPS.

[BlueMasonJar]

This is helpful for understanding what is going on. Any updates?

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