FOUR PEAKS PICKUP IS A GO FOR FEBRUARY 2009
December 18th, 2008

BLUERIBBON COALITION PARTNER NEWS FLASH!

FOUR PEAKS PICKUP IS A GO FOR FEBRUARY 2009


Last February over 250 people from all walks of life got together to clean up a high-use, off-highway
area near Phoenix, Arizona. With about 30 different clubs being represented, more than 7 tons of
trash was picked up and removed from the area. You can read all about last year?s outstanding event
on BRC?s website at http://www.sharetrails.org/magazine/article.php?id=1563.

Well, the Four Peaks Pickup is a go again for 2009. We just received an email from Tim Huber, BRC
member, OHV enthusiast and one of last year?s organizers, who asked us to help get the word out.

I have pasted a copy of Tim?s email below. Please take a couple of minutes to read it over and pass it
along.

Thanks for your time,

Ric Foster
Public Lands Department Manager
BlueRibbon Coalition
208-237-1008 ext 107

PS: I want to send a special thanks to everyone who showed up to help last year.
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Friends, new and old,

I am sending this to you because I need help this year. Well, early next year. I've just decided to do
the Four Peaks Pickup again. The tentative date will be Saturday February 7th.
Last year we were able to clean up 7 TONS of trash, an FJ Cruiser, and have a lot of fun meeting new
friends.
The economy is in the dump and many of us are having a bad year. That's exactly why I've just
decided to go ahead and do it again. Its something positive to do that costs nothing, but makes a
huge impact.

I'm writing to ask for help. All of you can help me in so many different ways. Whether the help is
showing up and picking up a single piece of trash, getting the word out, giving something to be
awarded to the helpers, donating to one of the charities involved etc.
There are an endless amount of ways to help!

Lets see if we can again get 300 + hikers, mountain bikers, motorcyclists, quad riders, horseman and
women, 4x4ers, shooters, hunters, environmentalists, explorers, and even rollerbladers!! Yes, even
rollerbladers!!!

Let me know what you can do, no matter how little. God knows I have very few skills so don't worry
about it!

Thanks and Happy Holidays to you and yours!

Tim Huber
http://www.fourpeakspickup.blogspot.com/

Good Info Annie.

THANX for posting.