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2012 TAP Celebration

2012 TAP Celebration

 
On Sept 22nd, builders and adopters got together to celebrate our accomplishments this year with the Trail Adoption Plan.
It was a perfect evening for late September.  Tiki torches were burning on Ryders rooftop patio and the music was pumping!
Tribes gathered round the fire pit, cold beers were cracked and stories shared under the stars.
The big highlight of the evening were the videos created to tell our tale.
Keep checking the NSMBA Vimeo site as we slowly upload the videos.
You can find all of the photos of the TAP Party here.  Thank you to Morgan Taylor from nsmb.com for snapping photos.
 
 
There are many people to thank for the efforts to make TAP such a success.  
For all of you who have contributed in some way, you deserve thanks for making the Shore a better place.
 

Please read on for photos and the rest of the story…
 
Join us for the last Toonie for 2012 – Executioner and Dreamweaver – Saturday, October 6th

Join us for the last Toonie for 2012 – Executioner and Dreamweaver – Saturday, October 6th

Mark your calendars! The final installment of the 2012 NSMBA Toonies is coming up on Saturday, October 6th. Starting at Executioner, you'll be racing one of the most popular laps of 2012 as you complete the full length of Dreamweaver, before climbing Dempsey-Braemar, traversing Baden Powell and dashing up the gravel road to the water towers. View the course map here. We need course marshals and first aid volunteers for this event, so please contact us if you're available to help.

Here's the schedule for the day:

8:30am – Registration opens at the Water Towers.

9:30am – Registration closes.

10:00am – Race starts on the gravel road, 200m before the Executioner trail-head.

All racers must be current NSMBA members and sign a waiver. We will be accepting new membership signups at the event.Please arrive at registration early enough to make your way up to Exeuctioner, we will be starting exactly at 10:00.

We have some great prizes to give away to the racers and volunteers, including gear from Pearl Izumi. Hope to see you there!

VIDEO: NSMBA Presentation to DNV Council

VIDEO: NSMBA Presentation to DNV Council

VIDEO of the council presentation on Monday September 17th when the NSMBA's Mark Wood & Mathew Bond present "A Community Driven Model for Sustainable Trail Maintenance". Simply click on the 'film' icon in red after opening the link below.  Section 2 has many friends of the NSMBA voicing their support, plus some other interesting presentations.  The NSMBA Presentation and ensuing dialogue with Council can be seen by viewing section 5. Thank you again to everyone who came out to support our efforts and to the DNV Council for considerate dialogue on our proposal.  Special thanks goes out to Ben Campbell-Barry and Phil Bradshaw for their expertise and dedication to seeing through the completion of the Business Case.  The NSMBA is pleased to see that Council has asked the DNV Financial Department and Staff to assess the proposal.

http://www.dnv.org/upload/documents/Council_Agendas_Minutes/120917RC_AGN.htm

 

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