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  • Jim Young
    Participant
    31/07/2008 at 5:00 am
    Post count: 581
    #2654

    Hi Guys and Gals, Please find below a link to a survey for Off Road riding in the Auckland area, you may like to fill in.Who knows if we get more facilities then Experience might be able to sell more than one 450  🙄http://visitorsolution.off-road-motosurvey.sgizmo.com

    Dave Ross
    Moderator
    31/07/2008 at 5:19 am
    Post count: 2310
    #10460

    I thought I could fix the link for you , but it still does not work.

    Anonymous
    Inactive
    31/07/2008 at 5:21 am
    Post count: 286
    #10461

    You didn't make it worse did you Alex.

    Anonymous
    Inactive
    31/07/2008 at 5:31 am
    Post count: 305
    #10462

    Maybe we can just take care of it here:If the link to the survey worked, would you be interested in more off-road riding facilities?YES        or        NOSee?  We don't need a fancy survey link!

    Jim Young
    Participant
    31/07/2008 at 5:35 am
    Post count: 581
    #10463

    This is for the Auckland Regional Council, will try again with the full message.Off Road Survey for Auckland RegionWe are undertaking a survey on behalf of the Auckland Regional Council as part of a study into the demand for off road motorised recreation in the Auckland region. The aim of the study is to gain an in depth understanding of the demand for and the core issues surrounding off road motorised recreation. The primary purpose of the survey is to gather your thoughts so that we can better understand the demand for off road motorised recreation. The survey is aimed at people participating in off road motorised recreation within the Auckland region. The survey can be found on:http://visitorsolution.off-road-moto...vey.sgizmo.comThe survey is available from now until the 15th August. Thank you for your time. Let us know if you can't access the linkCheers

    Dave Ross
    Moderator
    31/07/2008 at 5:56 am
    Post count: 2310
    #10464

    You didn't make it worse did you Alex.

    Dunno, it's still  not working for me.But I vote yes.

    Anonymous
    Inactive
    31/07/2008 at 8:35 am
    Post count: 32
    #10465

    Try this link, thenhttp://pro20.sgizmo.com/survey.php?SURVEY=ENLC1WXFN1VAN310PUFSTKLDLBV049-58864-11090391&pswsgt=1217474755&notice=DO_NOT_DISTRIBUTE_THIS_LINKPeter

    Anonymous
    Guest
    31/07/2008 at 9:33 am
    Post count: 2134
    #10466

    Try this link, thenhttp://pro20.sgizmo.com/survey.php?SURVEY=ENLC1WXFN1VAN310PUFSTKLDLBV049-58864-11090391&pswsgt=1217474755&notice=DO_NOT_DISTRIBUTE_THIS_LINKPeter

    Still no luck. Local government never makes it easy 🙄

    Anonymous
    Inactive
    31/07/2008 at 9:37 am
    Post count: 286
    #10467

    Thanks Peter, that doesn't work either. It gets you to the end of the survey. The “thank you for participating point”.I recall ARC promptly announcing that they were going to stop beach access or seriously limit it particularly referring to Muriwai after the tragic accident up at Dargaville a few months back. They'd announced that they were always concerned that this would happen at Muriwai and something along the lines of needing to put an end to it. (Sorry about the vaguneness)Could this survey's intention be to reinforce their ideals of closing or seriously restricting access to places like Muriwai beach. Just a wee cycnical thought popping through.

    Anonymous
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    31/07/2008 at 9:45 am
    Post count: 2134
    #10468

    Thanks Peter, that doesn't work either. It gets you to the end of the survey. The "thank you for participating point".I recall ARC promptly announcing that they were going to stop beach access or seriously limit it particularly referring to Muriwai after the tragic accident up at Dargaville a few months back. They'd announced that they were always concerned that this would happen at Muriwai and something along the lines of needing to put an end to it. (Sorry about the vaguneness)Could this survey's intention be to reinforce their ideals of closing or seriously restricting access to places like Muriwai beach. Just a wee cycnical thought popping through.

    There are no sand hills left after all the storms. Who could we blame for that. 😕

    Anonymous
    Inactive
    31/07/2008 at 9:48 am
    Post count: 286
    #10469

    So I took Youngjim's original url and expanded it out with PeterzGT post and created a link that works. Click on it below for the survey and I accept no responsibility for anything that happens from that moment forward. I'm off to do the survey.http://visitorsolution.off-road-motorised-sport-survey.sgizmo.com/Just back and it works. And yes I pointed out the value and pleasure gained from Muriwai requesting it stay.

    Anonymous
    Inactive
    31/07/2008 at 10:11 am
    Post count: 286
    #10470

    There are no sand hills left after all the storms. Who could we blame for that. 😕

    Blame?  A child knows that a sandcastle gets washed away in the next high tide and understands that this is part of the natural cycle of life...As the child grows and becomes an adult they lose this understanding...They will have built their sandcastle and be very proud of it. Then they look up and discover what they had forgotten as a child, that the sandcastle may not last and with the ignorance of adulthood cling with every ounce of their being to their sandcastle, becoming worried, stressed and at times giving up hope on life or even ending it.If only they understood what the child understood...  it's just a sandcastle and it may only last till the next high tide.I know this answer was the long way round but I can't remember who created the story above so I'll attribute it to "Anonymous".No one is to blame. A sandcastle is just a sandcastle and a sand hill is just a sand hill.

    Anonymous
    Guest
    31/07/2008 at 10:40 am
    Post count: 2134
    #10471

    There are no sand hills left after all the storms. Who could we blame for that. 😕

    Blame?  A child knows that a sandcastle gets washed away in the next high tide and understands that this is part of the natural cycle of life...As the child grows and becomes an adult they lose this understanding...They will have built their sandcastle and be very proud of it. Then they look up and discover what they had forgotten as a child, that the sandcastle may not last and with the ignorance of adulthood cling with every ounce of their being to their sandcastle, becoming worried, stressed and at times giving up hope on life or even ending it.If only they understood what the child understood...  it's just a sandcastle and it may only last till the next high tide.I know this answer was the long way round but I can't remember who created the story above so I'll attribute it to "Anonymous".No one is to blame. A sandcastle is just a sandcastle and a sand hill is just a sand hill.

    Blame know one. It's just nature. "It was just my Sarcasm"  to the greens

    Anonymous
    Inactive
    31/07/2008 at 4:45 pm
    Post count: 305
    #10472

    Nice going with the link Des.  Friggin Uber-Geek!

    Jim Young
    Participant
    31/07/2008 at 9:24 pm
    Post count: 581
    #10473

    Yeh, nice work Des, I never seen to get these links to work  😕

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