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PostTue Jan 23, 2007 9:37 am 
Don wrote:
It's not true. In fact, the West Side Road has seen considerable damage. The culvert is gone at the standard washout and there is a considerable x-country hike to pick the road back up on the other side of the washout.
I mean, are they going to reconstruct the entire road so that one can now drive to the memorial?

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PostTue Jan 23, 2007 9:54 am 
Stefan wrote:
Don wrote:
It's not true. In fact, the West Side Road has seen considerable damage. The culvert is gone at the standard washout and there is a considerable x-country hike to pick the road back up on the other side of the washout.
I mean, are they going to reconstruct the entire road so that one can now drive to the memorial?
I have not heard this. The typical washout before Tahoma Creek is now a major washout, and the culvert is gone (Tahoma Creek trail is also completely gone in many places). The fact that the road washes out nearly every year here (or near), I doubt it's true. Mike emphasized that history will play a major factor in deciding what gets repaired and what doesn't. History also doesn't bode well for the Carbon River Road, though I have heard rumors thru several different organizations that a lot of public pressure is being put on the park to find a fix.

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PostTue Jan 30, 2007 2:58 pm 
FYI - as suspected, there is no truth to the West Side Road rumor. Confirmed.

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