March 27 Event at Lake Crabtree is a GO!
Despite the wet weather, we will still have the event at Lake Crabtree on March 27.
The trails will be closed, but we will not use them.
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Thank you for persisting and pulling this event together despite all of the hurdles.
Harold Meder.