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By Bill Sutton

(Retired US Forest Service)

sign%20copy.jpgBLOGOnce upon a time the U.S. Forest Service was a proud organization. It did the things it was supposed to do, following the mantra of the man who founded it, a pretty smart guy called Gifford Pinchot. District Rangers were tough guys, able to mark trees or pack a mule. As part of the routine of managing our public lands, a road and trail inventory was kept. The road inventory was called a 7700-9R and the trail inventory a 7700-9T. It listed every known road and trail in existence, based on

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