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2008 SKAGIT COUNTY TRAIL MAINTENANCE ON THE PNT:

Want to do some trail work? No matter where you work, wear long pants, have work gloves, have plenty of fluids to drink, and bring a lunch. Each person working will have to sign a liability release form. Parents or guardians of those under 18 must sign for the minor.  For information call 360-424-0407 anytime up until 8 a.m. the morning of the work party. Tools will be provided--hazel hoes, loppers, McLeods, Pulaskis, chain saws, brush cutters. You may bring your own tools if you wish.  If you can only work until noon, please call ahead to see if the work site will be conducive to your leaving early. Sometimes we will be working behind locked gates or far up logging roads and it would not be convenient for people to leave early.  Meeting place is the Cook Road Park-n-Ride, exit 232 from I-5 north of Burlington.  Exit the freeway, turn right and then immediately turn right onto Old Highway 99. We meet across the street from the 76 gas station.  Meeting time is 8:15 a.m.

GENERAL TRAIL WORK:

2008 Skagit Trail work schedule for April through October.  Trail work will be done on the FIRST and THIRD Saturday of each month:
 

September 6 and 20

October 4 and 18

 

Little Mountain Trail Work Party!  Saturday September 13th.  Come join us on Fred and Ginny Darvill's trail on Little Mountain.  We will be building a turnpike, pulling ivy, and general trail maintenance.  Bring raingear, tools, and a lunch.  We will meet at Ginny's house at 8:30 AM.  For more details contact Lynn at sancho999@comcast.net or call 428-4237.

Volunteer Opportunities and Events with the Skagit Land Trust

 

Volunteers are vital to the success of Skagit Land Trust, and they are involved in almost every aspect of the work done by the Trust. If you are interested in offering your knowledge and skills in any capacity to help protect land in Skagit County, please contact us! Our e-mail address is: trustmv@fidalgo.net.

 

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