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Posted by Dan on March 15, 2011

IN the original 86,000 acre land-grab total!!   Jon admitted that all the Alt. B’s of the Olympic Nat. Park’s 2008 Management Plan were the original maps for 86,000 acre addition to park. Just last week he told me, when I discovered these maps and brought it to his attention, that the map of Queets Plan B – the one they ARE using- “Is not fair to compare to Quinault Plan B, “”we”” wouldn’t propose something like that”. The “”we”” was him and Ben, “it was the others in his groups that did” he said.  Your fears are REAL.
 
I’m not sure what is-is.      Dan

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If designated wilderness, trail access to these areas will continue to be lost. We simply don't have the manpower and money to maintain and rebuild them without chainsaws, power winches and in some cases bobcats or miniexcavators. The upper South Fork Skokomish, Humptulips, Wynoochee and Pete's Creek trails are endangered by this proposal, and the Pacific Northwest Trail (Gold Creek section) might never be completed. The Upper South Fork Skok Trail is now missing 2 footlogs and 2 stock bridges to be restored to the condition it was in from 1912 to 1999, and it will never get them. The groups sponsoring this proposal vehemently oppose chainsaw and power equipment waivers within wilderness. We will lose these trails.

— WTA Member