American Tobacco Trail Workday for September 6 Canceled
Bill Bussey
billbus at gte.net
Wed Sep 3 12:58:05 EDT 2008
Hi Volunteers for the American Tobacco Trail,
Due to the anticipated bad weather on Friday and Saturday, the
American Tobacco Trail workday, scheduled for* Saturday, September 6*,
at the at Solite Park in southern Durham County has been canceled.
We'll try again *Saturday, September 13*, at the Solite Park
<http://www.triangletrails.org/DIRECTIONS.HTM>in southern Durham
County.at 9:00 a.m. where we'll assist Eagle Scout candidate Philip
Kenney in his project to construct a fence along the recently built ramp
connecting the park to the ATT. Directions will be in next weeks' email.
**Also note, we'll have a special workday on the future Deep River Trail
<http://www.centralparknc.org/blog/CentralParkNCBlog/index.cfm/2008/4/16/Deep-River-RailTrail>
near Franklinville, north of Ramseur on *Saturday, September 20*. We'll
have more details later.
If you or your group would like to work days or early evenings other
than Saturdays, please let Bill Bussey <mailto:billbus at gte.net> know.
Please let Frank Bennett <mailto:FJB675 at hotmail.com> 919-851-3992 or
Bill Bussey <mailto:billbus at gte.net> 919 545-9104
know anytime if you have any questions.
For more information on ATT workdays, please see our Volunteering page
at: http://triangletrails.org/VOLUNTEERS.HTM
For directions to workday meeting places and ATT Trailheads go to our
directions page at: http://www.triangletrails.org/DIRECTIONS.HTM
Future workdays are still being planned. Here is the tentative schedule
for upcoming workdays. *Note that these can change if there is an area
on the trail that needs immediate attention.*
*Upcoming American Tobacco Trail Workdays *
*Saturday, September 6* Durham Workday Solite Park in southern Durham 9
a.m. *CANCELED*
*Saturday, September 13* Durham Workday Solite Park 9 a.m.
*Saturday, September 20* Trail workday Deep River Trail north of
Ramseur Time TBD.
*Saturday, September 27* Chatham Workday North of Chatham/Wake line. See
directions in previous emails 9 a.m.
*More News
*
Construction of the Chatham County section of the ATT should begin
sometime in mid September, with anticipated completion no later than
September of 2009. Currently, plans are to start from the Wake County
line and move north. We'll send out a detailed message on this when
details are finalized. Stay tuned!
Keep in mind that significant portions of the trail that we maintain and
are heavily used, will be closed during construction. TRTC, Chatham
County, the Town of Cary, the City of Durham, and NCDOT all request
that trail users stay out of the trail construction zones during this time.
You can print out our latest ATT map *right now* at
http://www.triangletrails.org/ATT.HTM . Click on both links under the
thumbnail for both sides of the map.
Don't let the thumbnail fool you. This is our new color ATT map done by
Wayne Horton of Winston-Salem.
And let me take this opportunity to *Thank You* for all of your help
and support in building, cleaning and clearing the American Tobacco
Trail in 2007. Thanks to your hard work, expertise and
diligent efforts, we are making steady progress.
Thousands of trail
users are *now safely using* the sections of the trail and facilities
you have helped clear, clean and build. We get so many wonderful
comments and thanks on how well the trail looks when folks use these
facilities. These trail users are often *amazed* to find out that these
improvements were done *completely* by volunteers. Thank you for the
great work and for volunteering your valuable time to help with this
project. Know that it wouldn't be possible without the great work of
each and every one of you.
Thanks for your help and support in building the American Tobacco Trail.
Happy Trails,
Bill Bussey
Triangle Rails-to-Trails Conservancy
americantobaccotrail at embarqmail.com
www.triangletrails.org
919 545-9104
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