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TROT BOARD Meeting Latest Newsletter (also available is an archive of past issues) Don't miss the TROT Annual Meeting – Potluck Dinner and Silent Auction – February 11, 6:00 pm at the Mt. Airy Fairgrounds. Read the details in the January newsletter. We have a lot of fun; you will meet other people that share your equestrian passion! There is great food and great deals at our Silent Auction! Please consider donating to the auction. If you can email Chris Ritcher. RENEW YOUR TROT MEMBERSHIP. Dues remain an incredibly low $20 per year for an individual or a family. Show your support for preservation of equestrian trails. You can renew your membership online using PayPal or your credit card. See the membership page. |
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One feature of our website that may be little known and little used is our park map coverage. Our park mapping project has .gpx and .kmz files on about a dozen parks. That means you can google earth these trails. There are more traditional trail maps for another dozen parks. For instance we just added maps and information links for West Friendship Park. We invite your contributions to our archives; either gps files or plain maps are welcome. Just email them over. Not only that but many club members who are knowledgable about specific parks have volunteered to serve as park guides if you'd like to ride these parks. See out park guide list for what is available. What a great resource for our club!! The 2012 Ride Schedule is being developed. Why don't YOU plan on leading a ride this year. Please email Lisa Troutman, our Trail Ride Coordinator and she'll tell you what you need. Search Our Website: Enter search terms in the yellow box on the upper right of this and all pages. Note that our old newsletters are part of the search database. Looking for a tack shop near Highland? Search for 'Highland tack'. Remember an old article about hay? What about an 'equine dentist'? Before googling for horsey stuff, try TROT Search | |
If you enjoy riding horses on trails in Maryland, want to learn about great
places to ride and would like to see these trails remain open to all riders,
then you'll want to join TROT, the Trail Riders of Today. To see the scope
of our activites, please see our 2009
Accomplishments.
We have a balanced calendar filled with interesting rides and other activities all over the state. We are developing an information resource about equestrian trails; to include directions, maps and resource guides. We maintain awareness of and educate our members to active trail issues since there always seems to be threats to the equestrian way of life. If you wish to comment on the site or problems with it, report broken links or just make a suggestion, then please contact our webmaster. And do consider joining TROT; membership information is online. TROT participates in and encourages you to join these YAHOO mail groups:
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