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    • I don't think a volunteer in any capacity ever owes anyone an explanation as to why they are stepping away. For me, its a nothing needs to be said other than thank you - and that's it.    
    • For many it's a huge step to walk away, one that certainly doesn't come easy. Especially if it was ingrained in your lifestyle for more than half your life. When I finally made up my mind to leave PPSC certainly felt like I was jumping off a ship. Knowing what you know about everything to do with how trails came to be and get put down, looking in from the outside is tough.
    • Folks that decide to stop and volunteer at whatever they may be volunteering at, I never considered it giving up or jumping ship when it happens, usually more of a thought of thankfulness for the time they did and then the thought of I hope someone is able to fill that void - we each come to a point for whatever reason we have decided that we decide to stop or step away, pause, or whatever. I know for myself and most I know that have stepped away from a volunteer position, it is not an easy decision - the thought creeps into your head, you dwell on it for a bit or usually a while and then decide to stop - I have always said that if you are not in the right mindset when you volunteer for whatever, you likely should not be doing it. 
    • and try to play nice in the sand box I am sure while still on board....lol
    • I wear one when out of town on a trip and occasionally on weekend rides around home in muskoka. They are comfy and not restrictive, and give good warmth on those mid january -25c trips. MJ swears by them and always has one on while riding both vintage or modern sleds.
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