joshwagner
New member
I'd like to write an open letter and offer my sincerest thank you to all those that participate in the SW Michigan trail system, specifically the Lowest corner, Niles - Coloma - Vandalia - Edwardsville.
1. - My thanks: The trail system you've put together is great, and I know it takes great pains to get the land use and the ROW's figured out and I sincerely appreciate the amount of effort that goes into the system there. It's even more difficult than other areas based on the amount of field riding and placing regular markers. The ground you can cover is truly amazing, thank you again for all the hard work. We were out there yesterday and had an absolute blast!!!
2. My Open Letter: How is everything actually trail 59, 12 or 11? This is my only gripe, I had no idea where I was at any point during that trip. Even when we stopped at BT's Pub on 152, I still couldn't figure out where we were.
This is all Tongue in Cheek and I really appreciate all the hard work you guys put in for such a short season. It truly was a blast and I *do*really like no knowing where I am, but it was getting a bit worrisome when the ODO on my 800 Rev started hitting about 90 miles and I had no idea where I was or if I was ever going to find gas.
We made it gas to spare, great job, awesome trails, pray for snow and I'd be glad to help you devise a logical number system.....
Josh
1. - My thanks: The trail system you've put together is great, and I know it takes great pains to get the land use and the ROW's figured out and I sincerely appreciate the amount of effort that goes into the system there. It's even more difficult than other areas based on the amount of field riding and placing regular markers. The ground you can cover is truly amazing, thank you again for all the hard work. We were out there yesterday and had an absolute blast!!!
2. My Open Letter: How is everything actually trail 59, 12 or 11? This is my only gripe, I had no idea where I was at any point during that trip. Even when we stopped at BT's Pub on 152, I still couldn't figure out where we were.
This is all Tongue in Cheek and I really appreciate all the hard work you guys put in for such a short season. It truly was a blast and I *do*really like no knowing where I am, but it was getting a bit worrisome when the ODO on my 800 Rev started hitting about 90 miles and I had no idea where I was or if I was ever going to find gas.
We made it gas to spare, great job, awesome trails, pray for snow and I'd be glad to help you devise a logical number system.....
Josh