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TEXAS - Route Designation Workshop
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[QUOTE="Tony Eeds, post: 1205314, member: 32023"] Guys: I would sincerely like to pack the convention center with folks. I received, last night, the PDF of the actual press release. I was on the conference call that put this together following our preliminary meeting with management folks for Angelina National Forest in Jasper this spring. I was there when the route designation workshop idea was broached. I am not trying to fluff my feathers, rather to tell you that the time is right for change. I can see it, I witnessed it. Between now and the meeting I would like to foster a discussion across the board about what our message needs to be and how we say it. Before we start the discussion process though, I want to ask that everyone here thank the Blue Ribbon Coalition by becoming a member. The BRC filed the lawsuit that brought the FS back to the the table. We had a very powerful discussion with BRC and agency management at the NOHVCC Conference in Charleston WV in March. Support them! As a member of the BOD and the soon to be president of TMTC, I want to also ask that everyone support the fight for access, by becoming a member of TMTC. Now, before any jumps up to gripe, let me assure you that I am well aware that membership and communication are BROKEN at this time. Membership is my number one priority, as I mentioned at the AMSA meeting this past Tuesday. Communication comes second only because without members, communication is unnecessary. I have been on the phone almost constantly over the last week dealing with grass fires of misunderstanding and have spoken to many members that don't know what is going on. Please know that I intend to address these and the myriad of other problems that plague TMTC. I do not have an intentions to micro manage TMTC. I will forewarn you, DO NOT bitch too much, or I may tag you to volunteer to take on the task of resolving the problem. I answered Steve when he asked why I agreed to be on the BOD of TMTC spring of last year in the following manner ... We are standing on the shoulders of giants in our sport that have given us the best, most wholesome family oriented sport on earth. It is time to step up and take the reins and contribute back to a sport that has been so good to and for me. I am blessed to have met thousands, probably tens of thousands, of wonderful folks through this sport and as I said ... it is time to give back. I still believe this is the case, hence the reason that I agreed to step up and serve as the president of the organization. Thank you for your time, your energy and your ideas for change. The time is right and we are the right people to move the process forward. [/QUOTE]
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