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Poto: Potawatomi

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Re: Poto: Potawatomi

Postby barrybs » May 16th, 2013, 8:21 am

barrybs wrote:
EnRaz wrote:Just FYI, the tree that is mentioned above is actually 5.1 miles in from the Silver Lake lot trailhead. You'd be searching for awhile if you only went 2-3 miles in. :)


Thanks, A reliable source told me it was about a half mile after the Hankerd Rd. crossing just before the first rerouted Hill of *beep*. Sound about right ?

Barry


Tree was already gone when I got there... :o
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Re: Poto: Potawatomi

Postby G.Cook » May 16th, 2013, 8:28 am

Wasn't me. DNR maybe ? The sandman ? The ditch digger ? :wink:
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Re: Poto: Potawatomi

Postby barrybs » May 16th, 2013, 8:49 am

G.Cook wrote:Wasn't me. DNR maybe ? The sandman ? The ditch digger ? :wink:


Stuff was cut into many small pieces, unlike what most of us do...I'm thinking DNR. The sandman was back at work digging ditches last week though.
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Re: Poto: Potawatomi

Postby G.Cook » May 16th, 2013, 1:09 pm

Yeah, saw the ditch work. Personally I don't care. A lot of it was wasted energy witch is to bad . He did try and restore some out slope in a couple of spots which was okay and a good effort. I just wish he would clear more then just a couple of feet of any out slope . That would be more effective in the long run.
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Re: Poto: Potawatomi

Postby risnewski » 20 minutes ago

Trail in awesome shape. The sand continuing to rise and the hikers/runners/walkers are everywhere so be careful out there.
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