First Spring Workday
I am excited to announce our first workday of the Spring. It will be Saturday, March 29th. We will meet at 8:00 a.m. at the lower parking lot next to the creek. I will try to put the banner on my truck so everyone can see.
Our projects for the day include installing rolling grade dips (like water bars) on some new sections of trail. This really needs to be done before the April showers begin. Also, I would like to have a crew working on the new trail up to the amphitheater. If David can bring the auger, I would like for us to finish installing the signs.
Be sure and bring gloves, water, snacks, and any trail building tools that you may have. Of particular importance this day will be a shovel and wheel barrow as well as clearing tools like shears and loppers. The more shovels and wheel barrows we have, the better.
Also, I would really like to thank all of those who have made contributions to FORP over the last couple months. I have been really busy at work and got behind on my Thank You notes. However, I would like everyone to know how much their support is appreciated.
I look forward to seeing everyone on the 29th. And, before any of you mountain bikers call me and say, "wait, the Chickasaw race is the next day." I know. I'm sorry. It was the only day I could work in for a workday this month. However, I understand if you are racing Chickasaw and don't show for the workday. Rest up and represent Middle TN. I may be there to cheer you on but I will not be racing this year.
Chris
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Is there a mailing list for Friends of Rotary Park?
The December Jingle Bell Jog will have a Fun Run for kids 12 and under. The registration is 5$ and all proceeds go to Friends of the Rotary. Sign up at www.active.com or at the R3 Store in Clarksville.
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WOW! NOTHING NEW IN A YEAR, WAY TO GO CHRIS.
For Rotary Park, a $36,000 grant was received from the Recreational Trails Program in the fall and will be used to construct an approximately 800-foot boardwalk along Wall Branch Creek, including a bridge over the creek. The total estimated cost of the project is $89,000.
Rotary park has become a do whatever you feel like place. Dogs running loose, trash all though the trails and if you are out for a walk, stay on your toes or you might get hit by a fast moving cyclist, and it seems as though they are starting to think that the trails are solely for them anyway.
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LOOKS LIKE THIS IS AN UNATTENDED BLOG................BORING
The modifications being made to the trails so bike riders can go around curves faster is complete bullshit.
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