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Aspear said:
One can only hope!

Thank yall

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These companies that sell the trail markings would do well to link to the article on their product pages, blogs, etc. Or if you've retained copyright, maybe they would be interested in publishing also.
 
randypower said:
These companies that sell the trail markings would do well to link to the article on their product pages, blogs, etc. Or if you've retained copyright, maybe they would be interested in publishing also.
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That's a very good idea!


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Excellent write up. Good work and thanks for sharing.
 
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Excellent write up on trail marking, and I enjoyed your expose’ on how you were introduced to riding. I rode jeep trails as a kid growing up on military bases, and even procured a map of the ranges, which showed where UXB was where you didn’t want to ride. Not all of the trails were marked, so we used cairns to mark which trails were safe to ride.


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JoToPe said:
Excellent write up on trail marking, and I enjoyed your expose’ on how you were introduced to riding. I rode jeep trails as a kid growing up on military bases, and even procured a map of the ranges, which showed where UXB was where you didn’t want to ride. Not all of the trails were marked, so we used cairns to mark which trails were safe to ride.


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Thank you

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StromXTc said:
Thread Hyjack....

Explain why there appears to be two survey points here. One close to the road, one close to the fence line.
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The disc in the ground is the survey monument. The orange marker in the fence is a witness post, basically a stake to say "hey its close to here".
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Ok let me ask a different way. According to these photos, why are there 2 separate pins (discs) in the ground imbeded in concrete. (Seems to be one on the shoulder of the road also)

I'm not driving the 732 miles to find out either. I'm just here to spread hate and discontent.
 
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