where is this Easton place at?

 

Right here [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

Silver Ridge Ranch

 

thank you [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]

 

----- Original Message -----
From: Kline, Sen. Adam
To: audaveh
Cc: Houghton, Bryn
Sent: Tuesday, February 27, 2007 3:49 PM
Subject: RE: Possible NC: SB 5544


Dear Mr. Helgeson,

I signed on because I have been annoyed, endangered, and angered one too
many times by people riding motorized dirt-bikes and other off-road vehicles
that have no damn business anywhere. To me, this bill is narrow--it doesn't
include those "personal watercraft," seemingly jet-powered little missiles
whose only apparent purpose is to risk death and dismemberment for boaters
and swimmers, for the amusement of spoiled drunk teenagers.

Yes, I am sure there is the occasional responsible person who rides one of
these machines on land or water. And yes, like every human being I have
been pleasantly surprized to find my stereotypes broken. But why, why, why,
do folks insist on motorized "sports"? Those two words are an oxymoron.
There is nothing sporting--athletic, physically demanding--about riding any
machine anywhere. And it's a damned annoyance to folks who see the outdoors
as a place to go for quiet and solitude and self-exploration. I would be
happy to ban the use of the internal combustion engine off-road, by anyone
without a handicapped sticker, subject to a stiff fine. Maybe we could call
this an anti-obesity measure.

Please circulate this to all motorized sports enthusiasts, so they can
remember never to vote for me.

Adam Kline[/quote]

Maybe someone could reffer this douchebag of a senator to the 4 million + acres of wilderness area their precisious solitude seeking asses could goto that no motors are allowed in. how about sharing the world. one persons needs are no greater than anothers. equal access to the peoples land.


Wilderness area's

WILDERNESS NAME TOTAL ACREAGE (in acres)
Alpine Lakes Wilderness 362,789
Boulder River Wilderness 48,674
Buckhorn Wilderness 44,258
Clearwater Wilderness 14,192
Colonel Bob Wilderness 11,961
Glacier Peak Wilderness 570,573
Glacier View Wilderness 3,123
Goat Rocks Wilderness 107,018
Henry M. Jackson Wilderness 100,356
Indian Heaven Wilderness 20,960

Total Acreage Sum: 4,383,508 Acres

 

I am saddend by the tree huggin hippies parenting they recieved.. You know they had to be spoiled lil brats that never had to share and got whatever they wanted

 

The Pellham Posse

 

hey i found ravensdale [img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
Location Name: Ravensdale Clay Pits
Type of Riding Place: Trails
Location (closest city): Ravensdale, WA USA
Details: It's a really big area to ride, lots of trails, and adjacent to Warehauser forest property which is fun to ride in too. Lots of mud and clay, a few hill climbs. It is private property though, and some of the workers (it is a working clay mine) don't like people riding there. Best to come on weekends, when no equipment is working. Trail entrances change weekly as they dump piles of dirt on them...
How to get there:From North: I-405 to 169 (Renton/Maple Valley Hiway).
Drive towards Maple Valley for 10-15 miles, then turn left onto Kent Kangley Rd (past Maple Valley). Drive until you get to the town of Ravensdale noted by a fire station on the right and small store on the left (about 3-4 miles) then turn right at that intersection and after

 

Thanks Val, I just talked to them as well. As you said, the circle is full. She is emailing me a campsite diagram with available sites. I will see if anything works for us. If not, we can try to find another place, or just make this work.

 

GEEE.. MAYBE YOU SHOULDNT RIDE THERE IF THE ARE TRYING TO BLOCK THE FOCKING TRAILS!! fockin people anyway. respect the land or we wont have anyland left to ride on.

 

Do they have a big group site we could rent? Other than our circle, of course. Like down by the ampitheatre? Since we don't need corrals or anything?