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Crozet Trails Crew Work Day

We will have our March monthly meeting this Thursday, March 13 from 6:30 to 8:00 pm at Anna’s Pizza in Old Trail. We will discuss our 2014 goals, our relationship with Crozet Park, the MS Bike Tour, and various trail projects.

Come on out for a workday this Saturday, March 15. Meet at 9:00 am at Crozet Park (near lower playground). We will be working on preparing the trail for spring– cutting brush and branches, widening the entrances, and evening the tread. I hope it’s not muddy, but come prepared. We will also talk about the future bridge on the trail.

Be sure to check out our newly upgraded website www.crozettrailscrew.org and Facebook page! Thanks to Larry Cohen for his reorganization and beautification of the website! Updates like this are always posted there as well. Enjoy the arrival of spring-like weather (because it may just be a teaser). See you soon,
Clover Carroll, Secretary
Crozet Trails Crew
Plan, Build, Promote Multi-Use Trails in Western Albemarle
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The Crozet Trails Crew welcomes volunteers of all activity levels, ages, and desired level of involvement. Workday volunteers must be over 18 years of age or else accompanied by their responsible adult. Please use your best judgment, or ask the workday leader, as to whether it’s an appropriate workday for dogs and small children. When joining the Crew for a workday, each participant is responsible for their own personal safety, the safety and behavior of their pets and children, and the choices they make while working as a team. Each volunteer assumes sole responsibility for any personal tools or equipment they bring, including their personal vehicles, power tools, hand tools, hiking gear, and any other personal gear they bring.

Crozet Trails Crew Monthly Mtg

We will have our March monthly meeting this Thursday, March 13 from 6:30 to 8:00 pm at Anna’s Pizza in Old Trail. We will discuss our 2014 goals, our relationship with Crozet Park, the MS Bike Tour, and various trail projects.

Come on out for a workday this Saturday, March 15. Meet at 9:00 am at Crozet Park (near lower playground). We will be working on preparing the trail for spring– cutting brush and branches, widening the entrances, and evening the tread. I hope it’s not muddy, but come prepared. We will also talk about the future bridge on the trail.

Be sure to check out our newly upgraded website www.crozettrailscrew.org and Facebook page! Thanks to Larry Cohen for his reorganization and beautification of the website! Updates like this are always posted there as well. Enjoy the arrival of spring-like weather (because it may just be a teaser). See you soon,
Clover Carroll, Secretary
Crozet Trails Crew
Plan, Build, Promote Multi-Use Trails in Western Albemarle
* * * * * * * * * * * *
The Crozet Trails Crew welcomes volunteers of all activity levels, ages, and desired level of involvement. Workday volunteers must be over 18 years of age or else accompanied by their responsible adult. Please use your best judgment, or ask the workday leader, as to whether it’s an appropriate workday for dogs and small children. When joining the Crew for a workday, each participant is responsible for their own personal safety, the safety and behavior of their pets and children, and the choices they make while working as a team. Each volunteer assumes sole responsibility for any personal tools or equipment they bring, including their personal vehicles, power tools, hand tools, hiking gear, and any other personal gear they bring.

Crozet Trails Crew Trail Walk

Trail Walk (no work), 9-11:30am, WestHall to Western Ridge and back. Come join the Crew, invite your neighbors, and have a lovely walk through Crozet while we explore the (mostly complete) path of the Crozet Connector Trail. No tools needed– this is just a great walk with great (knowledgeable) folks.

Crozet Trails Crew Monthly Meeting

Saturday, February 1st- Trail Work, 9-11am at Beaver Creek Reservoir (Henley Hornets trail). Meet at 9am at the small parking lot on the north side of the road.
Thursday February 13th- Monthly meeting, 6:30-7:30pm, Anna’s Pizza in Old Trail.
Saturday, February 22nd- Trail Walk (no work), 9-11:30am, WestHall to Western Ridge and back. Come join the Crew, invite your neighbors, and have a lovely walk through Crozet while we explore the (mostly complete) path of the Crozet Connector Trail. No tools needed– this is just a great walk with great (knowledgeable) folks.

Crozet Trails Crew Work Day

Saturday, February 1st- Trail Work, 9-11am at Beaver Creek Reservoir (Henley Hornets trail). Meet at 9am at the small parking lot on the north side of the road.
Thursday February 13th- Monthly meeting, 6:30-7:30pm, Anna’s Pizza in Old Trail.
Saturday, February 22nd- Trail Walk (no work), 9-11:30am, WestHall to Western Ridge and back. Come join the Crew, invite your neighbors, and have a lovely walk through Crozet while we explore the (mostly complete) path of the Crozet Connector Trail. No tools needed– this is just a great walk with great (knowledgeable) folks.

Crozet Trails Crew Work Day

Working at the Crozet Park radio building to paint, clean, and organize the inside and outside (See message below from Phil Best),
From Phil Best (Crozet Park Board):
 We will have another work party  at the Radio building in Claudius Crozet Park on Saturday December 7, starting around  10:00.
If the weather is warm enough we will do some more fence painting.  If not we will do some more yard work and interior work.
Phil

Crozet Trails Crew – Dedication of Crozet Park Kiosk & 2012 Tree Planting Supporters plaque

Next Sunday, December 1st, we will have the dedication of the Crozet Park Kiosk and 2012 Tree-Planting supporters plaque. We will be inviting all the parties who donated funds for the tree planting last fall and we will be recognizing the accomplishment of Eagle Scout (right?) Aaron Cole, who designed and built the kiosk this summer.
Please join us for a short ceremony at the kiosk (near the lower playground at Crozet Park) at 1pm on Sunday, December 1st.  And come check out the trees, one-year later and looking great!