[at-l] more cycling the BRP questions

[jbryankramer at msn.com (J Bryan Kramer)]

Sounds to me like one of the worst kinds of regulations, the unenforceable
ones. Never make a regulation that you can't enforce. And if by some strange
twist you do get caught, you can fall back on the unanswerable. Just point
out that the sign didn't say: "THIS MEANS YOU!" 

BK

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--I'm curious to know what the NPS would do if they 'caught' someone 
--camping in a campground after it was closed. And, what about 
--riding 'til 
--I don't want to ride no more, then taking my bike down one of 
--those many 
--gated fire roads, out of sight, and camping there? Here is an 
--e-mail I 
--got from the NPS this a.m:
--
--Camping is allowed in the US National Forests at 
--"undesignated sites", but there is no camping allowed on 
--Parkway lands after the campgrounds have closed in November. 
--In a number of areas, the Forest Service boundary is only a 
--couple of hundred feet off of the Parkway.
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--
--Does that mean that there ARE places I can carry my bike a couple of 
--hundred feet and camp? Which boundary is he talking about? The one 
--entering or exiting the NF??
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--Felix J.
--ME-->GA '98
--"Your Move"
--ALT '03 KT '03
--http://Felixhikes.tripod.com/
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