Given the time of year, chances you’re skipping down the cable “stairs” leading to the south side of Houda Point are about as good as scoring a solo session at Camel Rock on the rare days the wind turns north. But just in case, please note: the Humboldt North Coast Land Trust and the California Conservation Corps will be making repairs on that trail beginning December 7, 2010. Which is great, because right now, the journey down is far from user-friendly.
The trail will be closed for approximately one week while repairs are made to the cable steps.
The HNCLT and CCC will also repair the rock wall of the overlook, which the also be closed for the duration.
They appreciate your cooperation in staying off the trail and the overlook as these much-needed repairs are made.
This article appears in Dead at 45.
Any chance you geniuses can tell everyone where exactly Houda Point is? And also how many people will actually be affected by said repairs? It would be fair to list every single construction project in your readership area that will impeded access to anything.
Oh, you won’t because this affects you personally so suddenly you care, whereas all the other places the rest of us can’t get to right now don’t matter to you.
This is no way to serve your readers.
Here you go.