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Another 'Hiker Rescued' Article
Hopefully the SAR teams will not be too busy this weekend but there's already been at least one rescue. Shout out of thanks to all those involved in Wilderness SAR. Bethlehem – A Lebanon woman who injured her ankle Thursday night had rescue teams responding to a White Mountains trail to carry...- Tobit
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- Forum: New England Backcountry/Hiking Forum
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12,000 Ossippee acres closed
I, optimistically, doubt the closed areas will remain off limits permanently. Bureau of Trails Chief Chris Gamache said "We support the landowner’s decision in this matter and will work with them to get public access granted back on these properties.” so there is some hope there that all of...- Tobit
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- Forum: New England Backcountry/Hiking Forum
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12,000 Ossippee acres closed
I can't speak for Jazzbo, the author of those quotes, but it's my understanding, or impression, from when I first read the trip reports from this group hike that TrailBandit was the guide on this group hike. "Thanks for sharing" probably implies thanks for sharing his time and knowledge of the...- Tobit
- Post #174
- Forum: New England Backcountry/Hiking Forum
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12,000 Ossippee acres closed
No, of course not. However, the land owners are citing recent trail maintenance and herbicide use as a direct result of TB's map. The herbicide damage carole found pre-dates the map by at least 2.5 years so the map is totally unrelated to this incident.- Tobit
- Post #171
- Forum: New England Backcountry/Hiking Forum
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12,000 Ossippee acres closed
Huh? rocket does a lot of joking in his trip reports. I don't see TB cutting that blow down with that little pocket knife he is wielding. This doesn't look like a trail maintenance photo to me. What are you implying here? The herbicide damage carole wrote about was over THREE years ago. I...- Tobit
- Post #169
- Forum: New England Backcountry/Hiking Forum
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12,000 Ossippee acres closed
Do we have a clear list of which trails/peaks are absolutely, with no gray areas, off-limits and that fall within the Chocorua Forestlands land? I know Larcom is definitely now off limits and I assume Bayle as well. However, the articles state that "Shaw is closed" but is this a correct...- Tobit
- Post #164
- Forum: New England Backcountry/Hiking Forum
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