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Re: Show us the Pot Farms
Author: muffdvr
Date: 08-09-2018 - 15:33
Alf Doten Wrote:
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> SVS is correct. It's California grass/oak
> woodlands. Drainages and sheltered slopes have fir
> and pine in the interior, but the redwood forests
> everyone is looking for is north from Fort Seward
> and not really much until you approach South Fork.
>
>
> A trail in the urbanized East is much different
> than "way out there" in the West. Some government
> entity will have to bare responsibility and hire
> "rangers" to patrol this thing on ATV's or
> horseback. It's largely surrounded by private
> property whose owners don't want public
> access....for one reason or another. Rafting the
> Eel is probably as far as you want go with any of
> this?
Lets be honest. All any trail users is going to see is a bunch of pot grows. The more curious ones will end up missing or found in a shallow grave. Better to just let the rairoad slowly vanish into the eel river
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> SVS is correct. It's California grass/oak
> woodlands. Drainages and sheltered slopes have fir
> and pine in the interior, but the redwood forests
> everyone is looking for is north from Fort Seward
> and not really much until you approach South Fork.
>
>
> A trail in the urbanized East is much different
> than "way out there" in the West. Some government
> entity will have to bare responsibility and hire
> "rangers" to patrol this thing on ATV's or
> horseback. It's largely surrounded by private
> property whose owners don't want public
> access....for one reason or another. Rafting the
> Eel is probably as far as you want go with any of
> this?
Lets be honest. All any trail users is going to see is a bunch of pot grows. The more curious ones will end up missing or found in a shallow grave. Better to just let the rairoad slowly vanish into the eel river
