Old 09-28-02 | 09:10 AM
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faith
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As a member of the “off-road” cycling community I personally believe “we” would greatly benefit from an image of being at the forefront of environmental stewardship. The awesome splendor; majesty and grandeur of pristine wilderness preserved in our national park system is a compelling magnet that entices; and lures primal urges from within. It has been this way for generations. Those who quibble about the degree or magnitude of impact may have lost the spirit and intent of what is at issue.

I personally ask each and every one of my fellow cyclist to Please endeavor to set a sterling example of a keen awareness for the values other park users hold dear (a.k.a. hikers and all other “naturalist”). Should cyclist collectively ignore their stewardship responsibilities, I truly fear the voices of outrage will rise up with the thundering wail of a multitude of banshees. This is a undeniable given against any and all who would threaten the legacy of the priceless natural wonders with our park systems which truly belong to absolutely no one other than our children’s; children’s children.
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