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    awhip80
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    Do to our snowfall of a lifetime over the weekend, CITO cleanup in NE Wisconsin is going to be impossible. I’m posting here to get valuable discussion and thoughts from the WGA membership on rescheduling a CITO event.

    First thought: Move event back one week; to April 28th. BUT will this snow be gone by then? CITO virtual souvenir is still in play.

    Second thought: Move event to first or second weekend in May. My problem with that is the whole month of May is busy for me and my family. I would have to find someone else to run the event then. The other issue here is; no virtual souvenir for CITO event.

    Third thought: I believe summer time is just not an option. Everyone is busy or on vacation.

    Fourth thought; Hold the CITO event in September during the other virtual souvenir period (15th-23rd). It would be held weekend prior to fall campout. Issue here is, ground cover and insects make this time of year for trash pick up a bit more difficult.

    #2059226

    amita17
    Participant


    I was waiting to post my will attend until I was sure I will attend.  Then I read the announcement about hoping it would warm up.  But even some warmth probably wouldn’t make enough of a dent.  I think a souvenir is nice, but many people did many a CITO before souvenirs and likely would still come.  But like you, my May is pretty busy.  We used to do the highway clean-up twice a year and attendance was higher in the spring than it was in the fall.  You make good points, and I’m sorry I don’t have any strong advice for you.  I guess my vote would be for 4/28, but I don’t know how much melting would happen.  One extended forecast I looked at has highs in the 50s all that week prior and 60s for the 28th…but info is less reliable that far out.

    #2059227

    BigJim
    Participant


    I agree with amita17, people did CITOs before souvenirs existed and they will do CITOs regardless of whether they get a souvenir or not. Do what works best for you.

    All opinions, comments, and useless drivel I post are mine alone and do not reflect the opinions of the WGA BOD.

    #2059230

    HamFam
    Participant


    I’m not too concerned about the souvenir, there will probably be other CITO’s to get the souvenir, and if not no biggie.  Unfortunately I can’t say that any weekend further out would work better.  Work keeps threatening to work weekends, and being that I’ve only been there since December, I can’t bail too much on them.  I do think we’ll get some warm weather, this next week, I suspect it will diminish the snow greatly possibly completely, but everything will be a mud bath out there.  I know there were some concerns about damaging the surrounding foliage.  In the end I don’t have much advice for you.  In the end, someone will have to pick a date and hopefully it works for everyone.  I truly hope its a weekend I can be available, the idea of dragging heavy metal up a hill just sounds like an awesome adventure, regardless of how much work it is.  Of your 4 options, the fourth might just be the best…

    The views expressed here are that of myself only and do not necessarily represent that of the WGA board.

    #2059270

    rawevil
    Participant


    I hope people CITO every time they cache. I personally don’t care about the souvenir.

    I went to the woods because I wished to live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived.

    -Henry David Thoreau

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