EDIT: I feel like an idiot. It’s boilerplate text pulled from a USFS standard.
Or did the Forest Service give this job to a sarcastic intern and nobody proofread it?
EDIT: I feel like an idiot. It’s boilerplate text pulled from a USFS standard.
Or did the Forest Service give this job to a sarcastic intern and nobody proofread it?
My immediate question is precisely what constitutes the remainder. That seems like important information.
Small bits of air and sea may be found mixed in
I hear that area is so bad dihydrogen monoxide pours into the ground from the sky on a regular basis.
Typically stairs, ramps, bridges, boardwalks, or other elevated improvements. might cross a seasonal riverbed.
Herewithin described as “ground (not)” for the purposes of walking, jogging, running, sprinting, cardiovascular exercises, herewithin described as “activities”
It could have sections with added gravel, bridges, and walkways.