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> In article <37uou3$b0t@crl.crl.com> ourston@crl.com (Todd Ourston) writes:
> >Eric Mankin (mankin@mizar.usc.edu) wrote:

> Fair enough.
> I wasn't aware that there was any move to end public use of non-paved
> roads & jeep tracks in Death Valley or Joshua Tree, or that the eastablishment
> of the EM monument meant a total end to vehicular access. As I understand
> it, part will be wilderness, part won't. When people talk about ORV
> use, what I visualize is not jeeps going down jeep trails -- which
> I use, in my own juicecan jeep -- but hordes of motorized vandals in
> four wheel hondas zipping over unbroken terrain. I am emphatically not
> in favor of closing all jeep trails on public land -- and I don't believe
> that is what the Desert bill does.
>  Eric Mankin

Eric.. Your willingness to restrict others when you clearly do not
have the facts straight is abhorent. 

  S-21 does close roads. the same roads your have used in -your- jeep.
  Hence, you locked yourself out through your blind support.

When will you ever back your idiotic, emotion fed, eco-bable "motorized vandals"
comments.. I'm waiting. if you can't please keep your emotions to
yourself.

Pat