Re: Burro Schmidt's Adopt A Cabin?

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Posted by Joel Briggs on November 15, 2003 at 19:30:12:

In Reply to: Re: Burro Schmidt's Adopt A Cabin? posted by Gary on November 15, 2003 at 08:41:42:

Gary,
I am so sorry you think I feel this way, "guest being intruders.”

Some of my most memorable trips have been working with guests already occupying the cabin(s). In fact, some good friends have come from it and they are now regular attendees on many of our work parties. You are even welcome to join us if you wish – there is good food and good drink.

The labor and long hours I but into these cabin sites is based on a simple premises; preserving these structures for future generations to come and for all to enjoy now.

With regard to a work party established weekend, it is more aimed toward notification. One idea (and I am strongly in favor of) is for the cabin coordinator to post their work party schedules at the cabin and on the BLM website. This way the public is aware and can alter their schedule to avoid these work party dates. I am not in favor of EVER kicking anyone out of a cabin and I have never asked! I will ask that they allow us to work around them if they don’t mind. Only once did I have someone mind and at that, we left.

I don’t recall who you are, but if I came across as an “ass” (and by the tone of your MESSAGES/POSTINGS I did) I apologize. This is who I am, plain and simple: an ass and an arrogant “son of a bitch.” Be it by my default, it is my demeanor.

And this is all I am going to write/post about this.

Joel Briggs



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