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NWTA (good Karma) Points, Submit by Oct. 31st!

Submitted by Fred on Sun, 10/11/2009 - 5:40pm.
Hey everyone, it's that time of the year again, time to record your good Karma points for the year. Your good Karma points will be used by our organization to show local land managers and officials our dedication to maintaining and building new trails.

Details of the program can be found here: http://nw-trail.org/node/516

Please email me the following info to pumppoints@gmail.com:

1. Date of activity (when)
2. Project Location (where)
3. Project Description (what did ya do)
4. Time (how many hours)

Please include or approximate your drive time to/from the activity.

Several members have been emailing me their activity details through out the year.  I have your data but please email me any updates that you might have.

Thanks,

Fred MacGregor
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Tell me more about the

Submitted by Joe Rykowski on Mon, 10/12/2009 - 1:14pm.

Tell me more about the water kayak events?   See program details - http://nw-trail.org/node/516

Seriously, I wouldn't mind going on a kayak event. 

 

 

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  Can we kayak on trails?

Submitted by Dennis Its a Lo... on Tue, 10/13/2009 - 8:22am.

  Can we kayak on trails?  Seriously, I've got some spare wheels we can slap on.

 

Dennis Veatch 

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Yes...

Submitted by Fred on Wed, 10/14/2009 - 6:52pm.

Just make sure you film it and upload the footage to YouTube for our viewing pleasure.

Fred

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Remember that NWTA has a

Submitted by Ryan_K on Thu, 10/29/2009 - 12:39pm.
Remember that NWTA has a social component that connects folks who like to play outside... that includes other activities besides mountain biking (or off-road cycling if you will).  Thus one of the benefits to membership has been having a dual membership with the Northwest Ski Club Council (http://nwskiers.org/club/pump/index.htm).  I'm sure that if you asked folks in the organization to go kayaking you would likely find several folks that like kayaking and that would gladly go with you, same with other activities.  The point reward has been for helping to build community within the organization through organizing and leading social outdoor events.  We might consider narrowing the focus of this, or maybe it is good to foster a broader reach to folks that like mountain biking, but also like other activities.
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