Dear Mr Puppet
I've have news that your efforts are not in vain. I am informed council will be implementing pretty strict controls to ensure the schools minimise impact on other users and stop congregating near the fire trail entrance. For anybody else reading this, people are trying to come up with ways to encourage all people to stop congregating around the fire trail entrance, and to try and congregate down Quarry Rd further, near the trail head (where the sign is). Try to pass on the expectation if you can, by just gentlly saying to people hanging around the fire trail entrance to kind of move on down the road. I'm sure a sign or a massive rotaing lazer beam that can cut your head off if you stand there for 2 minutes, or something would be ideal but... it took more than 4 years to get the trail built, it could take a long time to get a sign put in. Hint.. maybe somebody should just write a polite sign on a bit of corflute (about $10 from Bunnings) with a permanent marker and put it on the fire trail gate with (say) 4 cable ties facing into the park? Sometimes we can sort these things out like this, rather than waiting for council to form a committee that will spend 3 weeks working out the correct wording and getting ti professionally printed, and a team of 3 council blokes in a crew truck completing a risk assessment prior to installation of said sign. See where we ar going with this? Mr Puppet, just get some corflute, or I will. Most people hanging out there would have no idea, it's just like Ourimbah with the house with the horses we are not supposed to park near, took 6 months of a year or something till sings went up from memory.
