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Re: [RC] [RC] Racing - heidiI think what sometimes happen is, originally, when set up, the finish line is in a safe area. What happens at these crowded rides is folks start parking everywhere, and, eventually, start migrating towards the finish line area. Parking their rigs, setting up a farrier's location, that sort of thing. By the time the ride manager finds our about it, it's too late. People are dug in and getting them to move ain't easy. Huh?? Being a ride manager entails delineating where people can and cannot park--as well as designating areas for the farrier and other vendors. A simple matter of a strip of surveyor's tape on lathe stakes or fiberglass posts can mark off a "Do Not Park" area well in advance. And if people are so rude as to park there anyway, part of the ride manager's job is to be able to say "Move your carcass outta here--or else!!" A manager is SUPPOSED to manage... Heidi ============================================================ Of course things aren't perfect, perfect doesn't exist on this earth. Doesn't mean we won't go on trying to get better at what we do. Besides, if everything was perfect today, what would you do tomorrow? Slamming each other doesn't get anything done. ~ Dot Wiggins ridecamp.net information: http://www.endurance.net/ridecamp/ ============================================================
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