Redstone Liger wrote:Where's the nearest water trail to A2 and what tires and lube are you using?
Critter7r wrote:Survey taken.Redstone Liger wrote:Where's the nearest water trail to A2 and what tires and lube are you using?
Wha ... ?? What is this I don't even .....
Critter7r wrote:Survey taken.Redstone Liger wrote:Where's the nearest water trail to A2 and what tires and lube are you using?
Wha ... ?? What is this I don't even .....

utabintarbo wrote:Done.
There was a whole section on what the DNR does in terms of trail acquisition and planning that I kinda felt unqualified to answer, and I tend to pay attention. Seemed a bit too "inside baseball" for the average trail user. Dunno.
Di_bear wrote:Critter7r wrote:Survey taken.Redstone Liger wrote:Where's the nearest water trail to A2 and what tires and lube are you using?
Wha ... ?? What is this I don't even .....
For kayaking and stuff.There's a "water trail" around the Keweenaw, for example.
Critter7r wrote:Di_bear wrote:Critter7r wrote:Survey taken.Redstone Liger wrote:Where's the nearest water trail to A2 and what tires and lube are you using?
Wha ... ?? What is this I don't even .....
For kayaking and stuff.There's a "water trail" around the Keweenaw, for example.
Makes sense, but no one is using tires or lube on a water trail.

Di_bear wrote:Doesn't change the definition.
Critter7r wrote:Di_bear wrote:Doesn't change the definition.
Correct. But my confusion was centered around why one would need tires and lube on a water trail, not so much the definition of a water trail.

Di_bear wrote:Then you should have specified. If you really want to know about tires and lube on a water trail, then you need to check out this thread.
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