http://www.rsmlifestyles.com/after-the-rain-holy-jim-canyon-is-a-4wd-playground/ RSM's Premier Source for Community Events, Real Estate, Homes & Housing Market Trends Wed, 02 Sep 2009 09:44:26 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 hourly 1 http://www.rsmlifestyles.com/after-the-rain-holy-jim-canyon-is-a-4wd-playground/comment-page-1/#comment-565 Barbara Parker Wed, 18 Feb 2009 01:51:14 +0000 http://www.rsmlifestyles.com/rsm/after-the-rain-holy-jim-canyon-is-a-4wd-playground/#comment-565 A neighbor called this article to my attention just yesterday. Do you realize that all of this property is privately owned? Do you also realize you are telling kids to go out and do such dangerous acts as this? Have you checked the police records on this road and the accidents, and the cars that have been flipped upside down with kids in it?Do you realize that kids have been killed on this road for doing exactly what you are telling them to do. Do you also realize you are encouraging citizens to ruin our environment by driving cars in creek beds and trashing animal corridors. And NO, offroading is not legal in Trabuco Canyon, and there are NO TRESPASSING signs and PRIVATE PROPERTY signs posted everywhere, including one giant sign when you drive off of the paved Trabuco Canyon Road onto the Trabuco Creek Road saying NO OFFROADING, and NO TRESPASSING, among other things. You need to check your facts before you make statements like this in your messages. How much fun would it be to have kids doing this on your property. I, along with our other neighbors, who own this land have worked hard to stop things such as you are promoting. Because of offroaders driving so recklessly, such as in your personal video, kids who use to walk along the road and collect rocks, bikers who use to ride from the end of the road all the way up to Holy Jim, Boy Scouts who use to walk in groups and learn about the plants growing in the wild, and families who use to drive down to Holy Jim to fish have stopped because of fear from being run over when those 4wd vehicles come racing down the road. And, the entire five mile stretch from bank to bank, including the road, is privately owned and after that you have the Cleveland National Forrest and I don't think the Government would take lightly to kids offroading on it. A neighbor called this article to my attention just yesterday. Do you realize that all of this property is privately owned? Do you also realize you are telling kids to go out and do such dangerous acts as this? Have you checked the police records on this road and the accidents, and the cars that have been flipped upside down with kids in it?Do you realize that kids have been killed on this road for doing exactly what you are telling them to do. Do you also realize you are encouraging citizens to ruin our environment by driving cars in creek beds and trashing animal corridors. And NO, offroading is not legal in Trabuco Canyon, and there are NO TRESPASSING signs and PRIVATE PROPERTY signs posted everywhere, including one giant sign when you drive off of the paved Trabuco Canyon Road onto the Trabuco Creek Road saying NO OFFROADING, and NO TRESPASSING, among other things. You need to check your facts before you make statements like this in your messages. How much fun would it be to have kids doing this on your property. I, along with our other neighbors, who own this land have worked hard to stop things such as you are promoting. Because of offroaders driving so recklessly, such as in your personal video, kids who use to walk along the road and collect rocks, bikers who use to ride from the end of the road all the way up to Holy Jim, Boy Scouts who use to walk in groups and learn about the plants growing in the wild, and families who use to drive down to Holy Jim to fish have stopped because of fear from being run over when those 4wd vehicles come racing down the road. And, the entire five mile stretch from bank to bank, including the road, is privately owned and after that you have the Cleveland National Forrest and I don’t think the Government would take lightly to kids offroading on it.

]]> http://www.rsmlifestyles.com/after-the-rain-holy-jim-canyon-is-a-4wd-playground/comment-page-1/#comment-319 Kelly Kilpatrick Thu, 29 May 2008 02:27:43 +0000 http://www.rsmlifestyles.com/rsm/after-the-rain-holy-jim-canyon-is-a-4wd-playground/#comment-319 <p>My understanding (and I am NOT an attorney) is that off-roading is legal in the canyons providing that off-roaders obey any other posted rules (i.e. no trespassing on private property). On some occasions the roads are temporarily closed (high fire danger, flooding) when authorities determine conditions are not safe.</p> My understanding (and I am NOT an attorney) is that off-roading is legal in the canyons providing that off-roaders obey any other posted rules (i.e. no trespassing on private property). On some occasions the roads are temporarily closed (high fire danger, flooding) when authorities determine conditions are not safe.

]]> http://www.rsmlifestyles.com/after-the-rain-holy-jim-canyon-is-a-4wd-playground/comment-page-1/#comment-318 clint Thu, 29 May 2008 00:02:45 +0000 http://www.rsmlifestyles.com/rsm/after-the-rain-holy-jim-canyon-is-a-4wd-playground/#comment-318 Is offroading legal in Trabuco canyon? Is offroading legal in Trabuco canyon?

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