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Tasmanian Trail - Help

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  1. Hi All,

    The Tasmanian Trail is over 460k long, extending from Devonport in the
    north to Dover in theSouth.
    Plans are underway to extend the trail even further to Cockle Creek in the
    south, a possible loop around Mt Roland in the north, connecting with the
    soon to be opened DooleyTrail from Ulverstone to Lemonthyne.

    Anyone who has ridden the trail knows that it isn't easy, but, it is even
    harder trying to make sure the Trail stays open and viable for MTB users.
    Most of the limited time available to our co-ordinator is spent trying to
    chase funds to continue work on the Trail. This includes replacing markers,
    improving campsites and identifying new loops and trails.

    This is a resource that shouldn't be lost to cyclists. If you have done the
    trail, or intend to do it some time in the future then I urge you to write
    to Tasmania's politicians to ensure that funding is maintained.

    PLEASE - Write to
    The Hon. Paul Lennon
    Minister for Sport and Recreation
    Parliament House
    Hobart 7000

    The Hon Brian Green
    Minister for Tourism
    Parliament House
    Hobart 7000

    or email to

    <[email hidden]>

    and we'll pass your message along.

    Don't forget to visit the website -

    <http://www.dpiwe.tas.gov.au/inter.nsf/WebPages/SJON-5372EG?open>

    Thanks to all

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