[pct-l] Markings

[AsABat]

There are people who work with the PCTA and USFS to maintain the trail and
springs, and people who do it on their own with or without permission. The
improvements were made by a PCTA work crew. There are others who through
their own desire to serve have repaired or cleaned the spring from time to
time. Sometimes there are differences of opinion. There's no need to say any
more.

AsABat


On Sun, Apr 4, 2010 at 11:31 AM, evanaaron at juno.com <evanaaron at juno.com>wrote:

> I think the arrows over by the truck trail (A10?) were for a biking race
> coming up soon. There was a biker there (not on the PCT of course) and he
> said he was training for some race they were having there (not on the PCT).
> I thought the arrows were for them? Dunno.
>
> There is in fact a short sentence written on the "contaminated" sign at
> Barrel Springs. It is written in magic marker and dissapears regularly
> (according to the source) and must be reapplied, as long as the issue is
> still there. Cant speak for the other places yet though.
> Even though the pipe may have clogged every once in a while between
> cleanings, for over 20 years it was drinkable. Now it seems to be clog free
> but contaminated...improvement? Maybe. Everyone should just make their own
> decisions on where to drink I guess. Also this info is not from me but from
> the guy who takes care of (or used to) the spring. So many resources its
> good to know whats going on I guess :)
> Thanks
> Evan
>
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