Trail Work Day in Burlingame 9/11!

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We just received the below transmission from planet Burlingame, direct from the Czar of Burlingame... Lennon Schroeder:

Hi all,

If you haven't responded and think you are able, please come out! It
is a great day and we do a great deal to help the park.

It also goes a long way in keeping good relations with the AMC.

If you want to come at an odd time, take my cell phone # and call me
on your way in, so I can direct you to one of our work sites:
401-212-6694.

There is free camping for helpers Friday and Saturday night, but
please tell me if you are camping so I can let the park know.

Along with the camping, there is a pot luck dinner with the AMC
Saturday evening at 5:00. Myself and a couple of others plan on
camping and attending the Pot Luck.

We are going to try to put together a ride after the work, so bring a
bike, if you are interested in that.

No tools are needed, but if you have a cordless drill or hammer, you
might toss them in the car, just in case.

WE MEET AT SITE 492 AT 9:00 A.M.

***Be sure to go to the campground entrance, which is about 2 miles
past the Picnic Area (beach) exit, on Rt. 1 South.***

I hope you can make it, it really is a great day!

Thanks,

-Lennon

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