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[pct-l] Trail maintence



I'll have to admit, I think that there should be ways
to make it possible for low income citizens/families
to access the parks with out burdening them.  I don't
have a ready answer, however people like me (now low
30K, single, living in honolulu-with COL) shouldn't
have a problem coughing up 15-20 bucks for a car
entry.  

The old saying is 'put your money wher your mouth is'.
 Well I modify it for my own use, 'put your money
where your heart is'.

----------Junaid #41

BTW-I was hoping someone would have some great comment
about my camp baking idea.  oh well.
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--- csxii@schizoaffective.org wrote:

> 
> 
> $10 and now $15 is enough to keep low income
> families from being able
> to visit a National Park.   It's an expensive
> proposition just to
> drive to the nearest National Park for low income
> folks!  The National
> Parks are for all of us and the poor should not be
> excluded.  If you
> are both low income and disabled you can get a free
> life time pass.
> But if you are just low income you don't get a
> break.   
> 
> Thank Ronald Reagan.
> 
> 
> On Wed, 28 Dec 2005 17:10:14 -0800 (PST), Junaid
> Dawud
> <jdawud@yahoo.com> had this to say:
> 
> >Yeah And we shouldn't whine about National Park
> fees
> >either.  I for one like paying NP fees, it makes me
> >feel like I'm helping protect the thing I've come
> to
> >marvel at.
> >
> >----------Junaid #41PCT2006
> >
> >--- "JoAnn M." <jomike@cot.net> wrote:
> >
> >> why are hikers that are raising money for a
> charity
> >> more indebted to the trail than hikers who hike
> JUST
> >> for themselves?  
> >> 
> >>
>
>-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
> >> (The above is from an off line conversation so I
> am
> >> not sighting the author.)
> >> 
> >> I guess I read it differently or not carefully
> >> enough for no way was I pin pointing fund raisers
> as
> >> needing to do trail maintenance more than anyone
> >> else. My very strong feeling is EVERYONE day
> hiker,
> >> section hiker, thru-hiker...everyone, has an
> >> obligation to give back to the trail.
> >> 
> >> My your New Year find you hiking as much as you'd
> >> like!
> >> 
> >> JoAnn
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