First
and foremost,
fellow New Yorkers, we all have our
favorite clubs we belong to, however, I strongly encourage you to
join the one(s) that have initiatives and actions that attribute to
openeing new trails and keeping current ones open. Also, ones
that are very agressive in lobbying against the registration fee's,
$45.00 each is "NUTS"!
Last year I did not join any club due to no one would return my
emails asking what their initiatives were. Hopefully, it is not
the same thing this year.
Trail Pass, well, not sure about that ordeal yet, all I know they want
to charge $75.00 per bike to ride their trails? The $75.00 on top
of the $45.00 registration is really :NUTS"! Trail Pass is a good
initiative if there is returns on our money for trail developement and
maintenance.
MY SUGGESTION: All clubs ban together, pool their resources and
hire one "Kick Butt Lawyer!"
Happy Trails! The "BOSS"
rounding up the heard to hit the trails!
Campgrounds at Brasher Falls.
Husband
in a beaver creek/pond (Brasher Falls) after leading
the pack through it, just to
realize after 100
yards, we all
had to turn around and go back.
Husband
playing in the creek behind our house on the
coldest day of January. Of course he is stuck
in it,
and he had to come and get me to help him.
It was a difficult time manuvering his 700 Polaris
with
a plow on it through the woods to winch this
one out.
Friend "Bob"
stuck in one of many mud holes Brasher Falls
has to Offer. His Recon 650 with big "Ole"
wide tires takes
him just about anywhere, except
this time,...well........few
other times also.
Taking
a break at Brasher Falls
Wife
in a water hole in Brasher Falls.
Taking a break near the waterfalls
at Brasher Falls.
