FOB: help identifying markers on the Calusa Blueway that are missing or damaged
mary rawl
From: Clayton, Betsy <BCla...@leegov.com>
Date: Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 2:37 PM
Subject: help identifying markers on the Calusa Blueway that are missing or damaged
To: "Clayton, Betsy" <BCla...@leegov.com>
Cc: "Clayton, Betsy" <BCla...@leegov.com>
Hello kayakers, canoeists and blueway supporters,
I am looking for help identifying markers on the Calusa Blueway that are missing or damaged. I’ve compiled a tentative list and plan to get out there with new signs and posts later this month or in March to do the fixes. For example, I know 38 in Estero Bay/Hell Peckney Bay is gone. And 82 at Matlacha Pass near the bridge is gone. (Both, actually, were retrieved so we can reuse them.) I want to send out this e-mail so that I can gather more information and do a comprehensive job. Please feel free to forward or post where paddlers can see it. Here’s what I need:
· Missing/damaged marker location. (GPS coordinates are great; general description of where it was/is in relation to something else is OK, too.)
· Missing/damagaed marker number or letter. (I realize some markers don’t have numbers or letters.)
Please reply by a week from today – Tuesday, Feb. 15 – to bcla...@leegov.com.
If you want to look at maps of the trail while you think about where the markers are that you’ve noticed, the link is here:
http://www.calusablueway.com/content/trail-maps
Thanks for your help in keeping Lee County’s 190-mile trail in top shape.
Betsy
Betsy Clayton
Waterways Coordinator, Lee County Parks & Recreation
Phone: 239-533-7474
Cell: 239-826-4606
E-mail: bcla...@leegov.com
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