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The Appalachian Trail needs your help to save Saddleback ridge in
Maine from development that will degrade the hiking experience in this
"wilderness" region.

The National Park Service is considering four alternatives that will
determine the future of the AT on Saddleback Ridge in Maine, and has
asked for comments from the public.

I have created an easy way that you can share you comments about
saving Saddleback with the Park Service and other decision makers by
e-mail. See the "Save Saddleback" link on the opening page of
http://trailplace.com

It is critical that everyone who loves and enjoys hiking on the
Appalachian Trail make their voice heard, and critical that they do it
now. The public comment period closes August 31, 1999, so an immediate
response is of the essence.

We're counting on you. Thanks for your help!!

Dan "Wingfoot" Bruce
Center for Appalachian Trail Studies
Hot Springs, NC 28743
Phone: 828-622-7601

PS--Please pass this announcement along to any of your AT friends.
Also feel free to place this on internet bulletin boards, newsgroups,
and any place that you think hiking/environment-type folks might see
it and join our effort to Save Saddleback ridge.