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Ironman CreativeFab's Avatar Join Date: 12-01-05 Location:
midland Posts: 3,196 iTrader: (35) Two entirely different
animals.  If you have the chance to do trail maint. elsewhere on
some of the miles GLFWDA maintains you will notice that not all
of our granted ORV routes have trash on them. And if they did it
would not be a significant enough amount to be considered an
"adopt a forest" situation. Also, the contract we have through
the ORV program pays a certain amount per mile of route and or
trail for specific work. Trying to figure in a trash pickup into
that equation is best left alone. Especially when we pick it up
for free.  North Branch route would be a good example of this.
Our club, Tri-City Trailriders does this 26 mile ORV route and
we seldom come accross anything other than an occasional beer
can or fast food wrapper. However we have a ton of downed signs
in the spring as this route is also a snowmobile trail and the
groomers can accid