I went with Scott Hatch from NEA up to the Swanzey property this morning.
That would be a yes!
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I went with Scott Hatch from NEA up to the Swanzey property this morning.
Date: Sunday June 1, 2008
Time: Meet at 9:30 am
Place: Swanzey Post Office
486 Old Homestead Hwy
Swanzey, NH 03446
Directions: MapQuest Maps:
Trailer Parking: Trailers can be parked here at the Post Office for street legal vehicles. There is also an area closer to where we will work that trailers can be parked for non street legal vehicles.
Volunteer Incentives: Lunch, 1/2 day wheeling, and entry into volunteer raffle.
The Plan: To create a long challenging trail for moderate to extreme vehicle from the bottom to top of a recently cut ridgeline. There will be a need to construct 2 bridges, one 8 feet long and one 16 feet long. Both of these bridges will need to conform to trails bureau standards and have a solid deck.
Over the next 2 weeks I will be walking prospective routes with Todd from Little Monadnock Family Trails to expedite the mission.
Scott Hatch said:Date: Sunday June 8, 2008
Time: Meet at 9:00am, Roll at 9:30 am
Place: ***Meeting at Trail Head, RSVP TO Paul Regish***
Directions, Email Paul: Paul@Johnregish.com if you are meeting us at the trail head.
The Plan: On 04/19/08 Paul Regish, Bill Barnes, and Scott Hatch reconn'd an area for trail development within the boundries known as Rattlesnake Gutter. The area has a large abudance of granite steps and ledges. During the previous trail development this area was not developed, our plan is to concentrate on this area.
Bring: Gloves, winches, straps, bug juice, water, chainsaws, clippers, and your rig. We will be clearing slash from a recent logging operation, not dropping any trees. The faster we get this done, the faster we wheel the trail.
RSVP to Paul at Johnregish dot com if you're in.
I'm trying to let Scott know rough numbers, with you Yankee Toys should be there with 4-7 by my best estimate.
Gloves, saws, nippers? Not really sure for exact tools.
I'm driving my Accord, no wheeling required as far as I now.
I'm driving my Accord, no wheeling required as far as I now.
Scott Hatch said:A HUGE thank you to everyone that came out today
Aaron Turcotte ~ NEWJO
Bill Barnes ~ NE4Wi
Justin Blake ~ NE4Wi
Jeremy Blake ~ NE4Wi
Mike Cat ~ NE4Wi
Josh Trudeau ~ NE4Wi
Mike Demers ~ NE4Wi
Lucas Murphy ~ NE4Wi
Jon Hastie ~ NE4Wi
Nelson Brooks ~ NE4Wi/NEWJO
Nate Archer ~ NE4Wi/NEWJO
Lane Noyes ~ Yankee Toys
Jason Shumate ~ Yankee Toys
Russ Durring(?) ~ Yankee Toys
Zak Klimas ~ Yankee Toys
Walker Christie ~ Yankee Toys
Taylor Christie ~ Yankee Toys
Clark Sopper ~ Yankee Toys
Nathan Cantrell ~ Yankee Toys
Tim Korade ~ Yankee Toys
Dawn Korade ~ Yankee Toys
Gus Scott ~ Yankee Toys
David Morin ~ Yankee Toys
Nathaniel BaRoss ~ Yankee Toys
Ken Flescher ~ Yankee Toys
Steve Flescher ~ Yankee Toys
Jason Fritz ~ DWE/Legal Jeepers
Roy Van Germet ~ DWE
Shawn Lagassey ~ DWE
Pete Schofield ~ DWE
Tim Harrington ~ New England Jeepz
Casey LaCourse ~ New England Jeepz
Bic White ~ NEJeep
Mike Bartelli ~ guest
Scott Hatch
The large group was able to accomplish the mission and open the trails we wanted. There was also a buggy group that began work on a new long trail with lots of options that is still in progress.
GREAT TURNOUT!! Thanks everyone who could make it and we look forward to seeing folks again for the next trail cut. This property is nearly limitless for us and will be a huge asset to have around Fall Gathering. THANK YOU!!
6/8/08 Brushy Cut List
Date: Sunday June 8th, 2008
Time: Meet at 9:00am, Roll at 9:30 am
Place: ***Meeting at Trail Head, RSVP TO Paul Regish***
Directions: Email Paul@Johnregish.com
The Plan: Continuing old skidder trail clearing from 04/19/08 and 4/27/08 cut/recon trips.
Recon write-up from Bill Barnes: JACKPOT!!! I created a northerly ridge route that takes us to some of the toughest stuff in the area. We'll be months developing it, but first...we're cutting the access trail to it on Sunday. BTW...from the P-line...it's practically right under our noses.
Bring: Gloves, winches, straps, bug juice, water, chainsaws, clippers, and your rig. We will be clearing slash from a recent logging operation, not dropping any trees. The faster we get this done, the faster we wheel the trail.
RSVP to Paul@Johnregish.com if you're in. Then please respond again if/when you back out.
Bring chain saws, brush cutters, shovels, gloves, insect repellent, and your rig. I will be compiling the previous cut info this week to plan specific areas to cut. Wheeling on Sunday? Let's talk it up.
Meeting place to share rides:
Park and Ride Exit 8 off the FE Everett Turnpike in Nashua NH - meet up and depart by 7:00 am Saturday Morning. I will be driving my Dodge Ram and I can take three people not bringing their rigs. Call me at 978-490-5268 if you would like share rides.
We plan to gather at the meeting spot at 8:30-9:00 on Saturday MA
DIRECTIONS:
Take I-89 North to exit #11.
Take RT-11 EAST into Andover.
The meeting spot is just beyond the intersection of Routes 11 and 4A at the Blackwater Junction Restaurant & Store
The store at the meeting spot has food, gas, air, and sundries. There will be some road travel to the property from there. You can park extra vehicles and trailers at the meeting spot.
The exact address is
Blackwater Junction Restaurant
730 Main St, Andover, NH
I am trying to get word on the condition of the Class VI access road and if we can get the trailers into the landing at the property. Non-streetable rig can trailer up Route 4 to Grafton, NH turning left on Prescott Hill Road leading to the property.
Please post around and PM me if you can attend. nea4wd.org :: View topic - Moose Mtn Cut and Wheel Sat June 14 2008
Are they OK with Todd?