Nevermind then....what do I know anyway.
Guess I should start putting it back out.... I've been lucky.
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by armorscout » Mon May 14, 2012 9:53 pm
Yep, ranger station says its good. 
Looking forward to this coming weekend, should be beautiful up there.
Looking forward to this coming weekend, should be beautiful up there.- armorscout
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by bluerail » Wed May 16, 2012 7:29 am
I gave it a more careful read over lunch, and it's very clear that the
NFS could not charge us for what we did on Saturday.
From the Conclusion:
"... we conclude that the REA unambiguously prohibits the Forest
Service from charging fees ... for recreational visitors who park a
car, then ... hike through the area without using the facilities and
services."
This derives from the underlying principle that:
"Everyone is entitled to enter national forests without paying a cent.
16 U.S.C. § 6802(e)(2) (“The Secretary shall not charge an entrance
fee for Federal recreational lands . . . managed by . . . the Forest
Service.”)"
NFS could not charge us for what we did on Saturday.
From the Conclusion:
"... we conclude that the REA unambiguously prohibits the Forest
Service from charging fees ... for recreational visitors who park a
car, then ... hike through the area without using the facilities and
services."
This derives from the underlying principle that:
"Everyone is entitled to enter national forests without paying a cent.
16 U.S.C. § 6802(e)(2) (“The Secretary shall not charge an entrance
fee for Federal recreational lands . . . managed by . . . the Forest
Service.”)"
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