Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 11:33 pm
trog...I doubt this will take all summer....
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Posted: Fri May 30, 2008 11:48 pm
Speed bumps are a good idea...
Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 12:10 am
.... or an endless series of tight S curves.
Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 12:09 pm
It is amazing that you choose to work on the road instead of close muir completely. Thank you! You are awesome people.
Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 5:18 pm
Parking pass for a year: $100
Weekend pass: $10
Move the parking area to the base of the hill, making it easier to get to everything.
Big sign at entrance: NO ACCESS WITHOUT PASS
Weekend pass: $10
Move the parking area to the base of the hill, making it easier to get to everything.
Big sign at entrance: NO ACCESS WITHOUT PASS
Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 6:27 pm
I think if they start to charge they are no longer cover by the Ky rec law.Bob&Pam wrote:Parking pass for a year: $100
Weekend pass: $10
Move the parking area to the base of the hill, making it easier to get to everything.
Big sign at entrance: NO ACCESS WITHOUT PASS
Posted: Sat May 31, 2008 7:51 pm
If you need volunteers i am down to help out. I have climbed at Muir Valley quite a lot and if you need any help i am willing!
Posted: Mon Jun 02, 2008 8:59 am
So, I have decided that rick and liz weber are some of the best damn folks anywhere! The amount of time and $$ they are putting into a road that they DON'T have to maintain (but do) Is mind blowing. The new road is looking fantastic and you all will be impressed.
we should all be very thankful that we have people like them (and many others) in our little community.
maybe take some time and let the know how much we appriciate them!!
and to all of those who laughed when I offered you a saw or axe, I was not joking! I'm glad you had a good time climbing!! Maybe next time you could take a few minutes and haul some wood or clear some brush?
we should all be very thankful that we have people like them (and many others) in our little community.
maybe take some time and let the know how much we appriciate them!!
and to all of those who laughed when I offered you a saw or axe, I was not joking! I'm glad you had a good time climbing!! Maybe next time you could take a few minutes and haul some wood or clear some brush?
Posted: Mon Jun 02, 2008 9:17 am
You should be really grateful since the road gives you improved access to your property too and since your post got a lot of this started - I would probably refrain from razzing fellow climbers for awhile as there is only so much you can accomplish at a timeDriskellHR wrote: we should all be very thankful that we have people like them (and many others) in our little community.
maybe take some time and let the know how much we appriciate them!!
and to all of those who laughed when I offered you a saw or axe, I was not joking! I'm glad you had a good time climbing!! Maybe next time you could take a few minutes and haul some wood or clear some brush?
Posted: Mon Jun 02, 2008 9:28 am
screw that!! Improved access to my place means dick!! I could get there just fine before. The reason for the work has nothing to do with me I was just one of those who went down to help them improve a road for EVERYONE since a few could not maintain some sense on the road. Besides wait till you see it!! you will understand the scope of what I am talking about.
and if thats you attitude then I guess you dont change very much as a school teacher huh? or have you stoped trying to reach your students? (I say this because I know it's not true)
point made
and if thats you attitude then I guess you dont change very much as a school teacher huh? or have you stoped trying to reach your students? (I say this because I know it's not true)
point made