Dunder Mifflin is committed to improving the environment. That's why we plant a tree for each and every metric ton of paper that we ship. We look at it as an investment in the future because without trees, we have no paper and without paper, we have no business.

At all of our branches, we've encouraged our employees to think about the environment. Even our Scranton branch has gotten in on the action with a "one cup per day" policy at their water cooler. Around the company, Dunder Mifflin employees are making a difference and we're proud of that.

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I don't get it?
Do I need to look up "Dwight's beet farm"?

Glad you liked the pics - the pedestrian bridge, while not as "exciting" is actually a short
walk from the park and leads to a trail that makes it's way to the perch, though not part of the actual trail.

As for an all black Big Boy - if you look hard, there's a prototype for everything!

/Mitch