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If we oppose the plan apparently we're part of an off-roading organization:rolleyes:

Personally I agree with it. I'm all for keeping the original names of areas. In today's society it wouldn't surprise me if some corporation was thinking of donating to a specific area just to get the naming rights. I can see it now. WELCOME TO YELLOW STONE...sponsered by Walmart:eek:

Yes they are. If you're fishing for fluke then you won't catch them. Small bait and hook you will clean up. We call them fish drum sticks. My family lives them

That's awsome. I often wonder how many more storms that water tower will withstand. Most, if not all the cross bracing is already broken

This past Sunday weather was nice and I had the house opened up. Around 4:00am I woke up and heard a different noise then normal. I heard a coyote, I'm pretty sure anyway. I was able to finally get two howls on my cell phone but it's very faint compared to what I could hear in person. I'm...

The coordinates are already posted on Al's site;)

That road started off as a plow line in 2008. I ask, at what time does a plow line become a road. The pines are filled with names like Pushline Rd, Batsto Fireline Rd, Fireline Road, Bulldozed Road and so forth. I been exploring these woods for decades and they were always roads but given the...

The only person I heard that didn't want more patrols was a concerned taxpayer who didn't feel Waterford should be footing the bill for this plan. You can double check the minutes.

That push line was a "road" for 6 years before it was closed. I agree it should be closed but it should have been done long ago. A lot of damage could have been avoided and we wouldn't even be talking about it now.

If all you got out of my post was that I'm simply against the plan then apparently you didn't truely read it. Either you can't or do not want to answer any of the other questions I had. Until you can adequately explain how sweeping closures will accomplish what you say it's going to then yes I'm...

Jason There are few people here that are more concerned about the safety of our FFS and first responders they me. Many of them are my friends and I fought beside them for years. The FFS finally has funds to adequately repair some of the main roads that should have been maintained before...

Very nice article Ben.

Just an update on the road maintenance. Roadwork started moving down Burnt Mill road from the Fleming Pike end towards the horse swallowing hole at Beaver Dam that was talked about in Waterford's meeting.