From Barry Wray:

The first meeting of the Cape Fear SORBA Blue Clay Trail Care Crew will be Tuesday, January 25^th (tomorrow) at 7:30 pm in room 1008 in the CIS building on the campus of UNCW. You should park in Lot M and walk to the Computer Information Systems Building.

Here is a link to a map of campus:
http://www.uncw.edu/ba/parking_trans/maps/FacStaff_parking.pdf

Lot M is a little hard to find on the map…an easy way to find it is to enlarge the map view to about 200% and look for the Bluethenthal Wildflower Preserve near the center of campus…lot M is adjacent to the Preserve with its entrance on Riegel Road. If that doesn’t work for you then try this…from College road take the Hurst Drive entrance…at the end of Hurst take a left on Hamilton Drive…when you are at the end of the Intramural Fields take a right on Riegel Road (as if you were going to a baseball game)…just after you past Price Drive (on your left) the entrance to Lot M will be on your left (just before you get to the baseball field).  You will park there and walk down Price Drive by the Wildflower Preserve to the CIS building (it is labeled CI on the map). There are entrances on all sides of the building. Room 1008 is on the first floor.

See you there,

Barry Wray
Blue Clay Trail Care Crew Director
Cape Fear SORBA

From Barry Wray:

The CFS president, Greg Brinson, appointed me [Barry] to head up a CFS Trail Care Crew for the Blue Clay Bike Park. The job of the crew is to maintain the Blue Clay Bike Park according to the agreement we have with New Hanover County Parks and Recreation.

I would like for all CFS members (you) to be a part of this crew. I would like to have a meeting on Tuesday, January 25th in the CIS building at UNCW at 7:30 pm. I will be sending out directions in the next couple of day for parking and finding the building if you are not familiar with the UNCW campus.

I hope you will come out and attend this meeting. We will go over what we need to do at the bike park in the next few months and plan for what needs to be done after that.

If you ride at the park then this is your opportunity (responsibility) to contribute something to the park. We will be talking about how each member can contribute according to his/her ability and how to accomplish this on your own time as well as during organized work days.

Thanks,

Barry A. Wray
Blue Clay Trail Care Crew Director
Cape Fear SORBA