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I have all the maps saved somewhere on one of my computers. You can get them printed out though through DNR. You can get hooked up with them or the geophysical institute and get maps with overlays printed up on them.
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I think we should make a spot at each meeting to hear proposed trail runs...since there is a high likelihood that someone has been on most trails within 50 miles of town (bike, 4 wheeler, etc).
I know of 2 unmentioned trails, but I haven't been on them for nearly 20 years (which means that age has probably made them more interesting.[COLOR="Silver"]
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[/COLOR]oh, yes, and in the old days I had a light box to take pictures of the high altitude images at the GeoData center and that produced better than 1"=1 mile maps showing trees, etc, that really translates into trail conditions.
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