FLORIDA TRAIL ASSOCIATION-Suncoast Chapter

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The FTA Suncoast Chapter will be clearing and mowing trails in the Citrus Tract of the Withlacoochee State Forest south of Inverness, FL Oct 17-20. We welcome those who want to help us in the annual endeavor. This event is posted on meetup for several days, so please sign up for each day you want to volunteer.

Oct 16 is for campers to set up at Holder Mine Campground. Camping is free for volunteers. Clearing and mowing will take place Oct 17-20 beginning at 8:00 a.m. each morning. We plan to finish by Oct 20. On Oct 21 campers will break camp and head home if we've finished. Otherwise, there may be some additional work that day after breaking camp.

We will gather at the campground at 8:00 a.m. each day and depart for the worksite at 8:30 a.m. If you arrive late, it will be difficult to join your crew. The latest we expect to be back at the campground is 5:00 p.m. We may be back earlier depending on weather conditions and if the trail section planned for that day is done.

Crews consisting of three or more workers will be assigned trail to clear and mow. Workers should be capable of walking 5-6 miles a day in varying weather conditions. Tasks to be performed are mowing, clearing the trail of large limbs ahead of the mower, and some lopping of limbs growing into the trail without slowing down the mowing and at the same time keeping the work crew together. Crew members will rotate mowing. We can train you to mow on-site. We will need a few drivers with four-wheel drive vehicles to deliver gas, water, etc. to the crews.

When you sign up please indicate in the question if you want to camp, mow, clear, lop, and/or drive. You can indicate more than one. Those who can stay several days will be given priority for camping. Tent camping is preferred because of the limited number of campsites we have reserved. If you are certified by FTA to chainsaw, please let Wes Calhoun know.

Please send host Wes Calhoun your full name and a way to quickly contact you (phone, email) with any questions. You can do this privately by clicking Wes Calhoun in the attendees list and then clicking Chat with Wes. If you prefer not to use Chat, just say so. I will send you my email and phone number in case you have questions.

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The FTA Suncoast Chapter will be clearing and mowing trails in the Citrus Tract of the Withlacoochee State Forest south of Inverness, FL Oct 17-20. We welcome those who want to help us in the annual endeavor. This event is posted on meetup for several days, so please sign up for each day you want to volunteer.

Oct 16 is for campers to set up at Holder Mine Campground. Camping is free for volunteers. Clearing and mowing will take place Oct 17-20 beginning at 8:00 a.m. each morning. We plan to finish by Oct 20. On Oct 21 campers will break camp and head home if we've finished. Otherwise, there may be some additional work that day after breaking camp.

We will gather at the campground at 8:00 a.m. each day and depart for the worksite at 8:30 a.m. If you arrive late, it will be difficult to join your crew. The latest we expect to be back at the campground is 5:00 p.m. We may be back earlier depending on weather conditions and if the trail section planned for that day is done.

Crews consisting of three or more workers will be assigned trail to clear and mow. Workers should be capable of walking 5-6 miles a day in varying weather conditions. Tasks to be performed are mowing, clearing the trail of large limbs ahead of the mower, and some lopping of limbs growing into the trail without slowing down the mowing and at the same time keeping the work crew together. Crew members will rotate mowing. We can train you to mow on-site. We will need a few drivers with four-wheel drive vehicles to deliver gas, water, etc. to the crews.

When you sign up please indicate in the question if you want to camp, mow, clear, lop, and/or drive. You can indicate more than one. Those who can stay several days will be given priority for camping. Tent camping is preferred because of the limited number of campsites we have reserved.

Please send host Wes Calhoun your full name and a way to quickly contact you (phone, email) with any questions. You can do this privately by clicking Wes Calhoun in the attendees list and then clicking Chat with Wes. If you prefer not to use Chat, just say so. I will send you my email and phone number in case you have questions. If you are certified by FTA to chainsaw, please let Wes Calhoun know.

Click Read more to see all the event details.

The FTA Suncoast Chapter will be clearing and mowing trails in the Citrus Tract of the Withlacoochee State Forest south of Inverness, FL Oct 17-20. We welcome those who want to help us in the annual endeavor. This event is posted on meetup for several days, so please sign up for each day you want to volunteer.

Oct 16 is for campers to set up at Holder Mine Campground. Camping is free for volunteers. Clearing and mowing will take place Oct 17-20 beginning at 8:00 a.m. each morning. We plan to finish by Oct 20. On Oct 21 campers will break camp and head home if we've finished. Otherwise, there may be some additional work that day after breaking camp.

We will gather at the campground at 8:00 a.m. each day and depart for the worksite at 8:30 a.m. If you arrive late, it will be difficult to join your crew. The latest we expect to be back at the campground is 5:00 p.m. We may be back earlier depending on weather conditions and if the trail section planned for that day is done.

Crews consisting of three or more workers will be assigned trail to clear and mow. Workers should be capable of walking 5-6 miles a day in varying weather conditions. Tasks to be performed are mowing, clearing the trail of large limbs ahead of the mower, and some lopping of limbs growing into the trail without slowing down the mowing and at the same time keeping the work crew together. Crew members will rotate mowing. We can train you to mow on-site. We will need a few drivers with four-wheel drive vehicles to deliver gas, water, etc. to the crews.

When you sign up please indicate in the question if you want to camp, mow, clear, lop, and/or drive. You can indicate more than one. Those who can stay several days will be given priority for camping. Tent camping is preferred because of the limited number of campsites we have reserved. If you are certified by FTA to chainsaw, please let Wes Calhoun know.

Please send host Wes Calhoun your full name and a way to quickly contact you (phone, email) with any questions. You can do this privately by clicking Wes Calhoun in the attendees list and then clicking Chat with Wes. If you prefer not to use Chat, just say so. I will send you my email and phone number in case you have questions.

Click Read more to see all the event details.

The FTA Suncoast Chapter will be clearing and mowing trails in the Citrus Tract of the Withlacoochee State Forest south of Inverness, FL Oct 17-20. We welcome those who want to help us in the annual endeavor. This event is posted on meetup for several days, so please sign up for each day you want to volunteer.

Oct 16 is for campers to set up at Holder Mine Campground. Camping is free for volunteers. Clearing and mowing will take place Oct 17-20 beginning at 8:00 a.m. each morning. We plan to finish by Oct 20. On Oct 21 campers will break camp and head home if we've finished. Otherwise, there may be some additional work that day after breaking camp.

We will gather at the campground at 8:00 a.m. each day and depart for the worksite at 8:30 a.m. If you arrive late, it will be difficult to join your crew. The latest we expect to be back at the campground is 5:00 p.m. We may be back earlier depending on weather conditions and if the trail section planned for that day is done.

Crews consisting of three or more workers will be assigned trail to clear and mow. Workers should be capable of walking 5-6 miles a day in varying weather conditions. Tasks to be performed are mowing, clearing the trail of large limbs ahead of the mower, and some lopping of limbs growing into the trail without slowing down the mowing and at the same time keeping the work crew together. Crew members will rotate mowing. We can train you to mow on-site. We will need a few drivers with four-wheel drive vehicles to deliver gas, water, etc. to the crews.

When you sign up please indicate in the question if you want to camp, mow, clear, lop, and/or drive. You can indicate more than one. Those who can stay several days will be given priority for camping. Tent camping is preferred because of the limited number of campsites we have reserved. If you are certified by FTA to chainsaw, please let Wes Calhoun know.

Please send host Wes Calhoun your full name and a way to quickly contact you (phone, email) with any questions. You can do this privately by clicking Wes Calhoun in the attendees list and then clicking Chat with Wes. If you prefer not to use Chat, just say so. I will send you my email and phone number in case you have questions.