I think I like #1 and #5 the best.
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Nice work Matt!
I like #1 and 5 best. Way to use our state flag!
I was...and sitting next to you during the meeting lolTotal sidebar - were you at the Rising Sun meeting last night? I was there and noticed your truck when I was leaving. It's too bad I know trucks more than faces/names
Here's some refined options... You'll have to wait and be surprised when we get there...
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Retirement is going to be awesome!)
That's funny I had no idea! That sounds good - let's go wheeling sometime too. I'd love to see how your LX does - really nice build you have.
Entire San Juan National Forest To Be Closed To Public
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I wanted to bring this to your attention. With our event a little over a month away, this could potentially create a problem for us.
Will keep an eye on it, as everyone else locally is, but could prove interesting for the Ouray folks.
Feared it might come to this given the inability to fight the fire and current weather conditions. Only consolation right now is the fire's location is a decent bit south (25+ miles?) of the bulk of the Telluride/Ouray trails. Methinks this one is going to burn for awhile but hopefully it will get to a point of containment authorities will be comfortable opening most of the forest given how large it is.
San Juan National Forest - News & Events
Sounds like closing the entire forest is not necessarily due to the current fire but the lack of rain and significant fire risk. We're still 6 weeks our so hopefully we'll see some significant rain in the next few weeks.
I've got an 18 day trip planned, with this kicking it off, so if the SJNF is closed we'll explore more of the Uncompaghre or Rio Grande wilderness areas. Worst case if we get within a week or two of the LCDC and it's still closed maybe we start planning some trails in another forest.