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HEARTLINE No. 2 Heartland Chapter, Florida Trail Association Apr. Jun., 2009 FROM THE CHAIR: Greetings, everyone, This is being written one week after the chapter meeting held on March 7 th and I must tell you that I am still elated at the turnout, 28 in all. There were even three new people in attendance; one being my brother from Baltimore and it was good to have him in town. The others were Natalie Linder and Jim Johnson. I hope you continue to come out and be a part of our great chapter. Seeing 28 people at a meeting is a wonderful sight and a sure sign that we are growing in size and in friendships. I hope this is a continuation of us getting stronger and with more members everyone s job will be made a little easier. Please continue to spread the word about who we are and what we are all about. As we have discussed before, elections are on May 2 and I hope that everyone who can attend the meeting will do so. This will allow more members to nominate and elect someone as our chairman and for everyone to get to know him or her. This is critical to the ongoing success that has been established by our past chairpersons and myself. I will remain as Vice Chair to ensure that whoever steps in will be supported to the fullest and I look forward to someone who has new ideas and a desire to see us grow. This chapter is blessed with a number of talented people and I see only good down the road. We are always faced with challenges in our lives and in some ways they make us look deeper within ourselves and bring out parts of us we never knew we had, so let each of us make a challenge to ourselves to consider doing more, either as a board member or a trail worker, it s what I did four years ago and there is not one regret. Being your chairman and getting to know everyone in our chapter and leading you all has been a memorable and personally challenging experience. Andrew Quagliana, Chapter Chairman

CONTACT PERSONS: (Area Code 863 unless listed) Chair: Andrew Quagliana (727) 542-5396 or modelbuilder12000@yahoo.com Co-chair: Eileen Valachovic 956-2145 or eileenvalachovic@verizon.net Treasurer: Monika Hoerl 858-3106 Secretary: Liane Plumhoff 646-2398 or lplum@verizon.net Activity Chair: Maureen Jones 293-5036 or maureenjo@juno.com Membership: Ginger Ramsbottom, 439-0986 Newsletter Editor: Teresa Newgent (813) 882-9558 or newgt@msn.com Publicity: John Moore 688-6849 or fta_heartland@hotmail.com Advisor: Roland Alderman 682-3506 Trails Coordinator: Monika Hoerl 858-3106 Webmaster: David Waldrop 863-605-3587 or david_lwfl@yahoo.com Section Leader/Arbuckle: Jim & Rose Kellermann 676-2889 or Jrkellermann@hotmail.com Section Leader/Tenoroc: Monika Hoerl 858-3106 Section Leader/Lake Kissimmee State Park: Betty Piper 293-3053 or bpiper2005@aol.com Section Leader/Tiger Creek: George Horvath 294-5019 Section Leader/Kissimmee River: Jim Hernandez 452-6650 or patjim83@embarqmail.com Section Leader/Willingham: Bob Hummel 471-1814 Section Leader/Green Swamp East: Bob Yost 644-5448 or bobalinks2@aol.com ACTIVITIES: (If you have trouble reaching the contact person listed in the activity description, please contact Maureen Jones. If you can t reach her, please contact Andrew Quagliana. Contact information for both is listed above.) April 18, 2009 Sat. Little Manatee River State Park Located five miles south of Sun City, off U.S. 301 at 215 Lightfoot Rd., Wimauma, FL Day Hike, possibly with Suncoast Chapter members Contact: Bob Yost at 863-644-5448 or Bobalinks2@aol.com April 25, 2009 Sat. Weedon Island Preserve Located: 1800 Weedon Island Drive NE, St Petersburg, FL Kayaking Contact: Teresa Newgent (813) 882-9558 or newgt@msn.com May 2, 2009 Sat. IMC/Agrico Peace River Park or Mosaic Peace River Park Location: 2200 CR 640 (Homeland-Garfield Road) Bartow, FL Chapter Meeting, election of chapter officers, hike and for potluck lunch, bring a dish to share as follows: last names beginning with A H bring a main dish, I - Q bring a dessert, R Z bring a salad. Page 2

Activities, Continued May 9, 2009 Sat. Tenoroc Fish Management Area, Lakeland, FL Full Moon Hike Meet at gate for potluck dinner at Picnic Lake, then hike. For dinner, bring a dish to share as follows: last names beginning with A H bring dessert, I Q bring a salad, and R Z bring a main dish. Contact Monika Hoerl at 863-858-3106 May 9 & 10, 2009 Sat. & Sun. Green Swamp East, Lakeland, FL Overnight backpack hiking Public/Moderate Contact Bob Yost at 863-644-5448 or Bobalinks2@aol.com May16 & 17, 2009 Sat. & Sun. Avon Park Bombing Range, Avon Park, FL Family Hiking/Primitive Camping Weekend Contact: Bob Hummel, Phone: 863-471-1814 May 30, 2009 - Sat. Ft. Desoto County Park Kayaking (Rentals Available) Meet at the kayak rental area. Contact: Teresa Newgent (813) 882-9558 or newgt@msn.com June 6, 2009 Sat. Circle B Bar Reserve - Lakeland Area Entrance south side of SR 540 (Winter Lake Road) between US 98 and Thornhill Road Celebrate National Trails Day Trail hike and Nature Center Tour June 13, 2009 Sat. Kelly Park at Rock Springs Run Tubing (tube rental available) Carpool from Bob Evans at US Hwy 27 and I-4 Contact: Eileen Valachovic at 863-956-2145 or eileenvalachovic@verizon.net Page 3

Activities, Continued June 20, 2009 Sat. Highlands Hammock, Sebring Hiking and bicycling Meet for car pool at Mac Donald's on US Hwy 27 just North of Route 60 or at Highlands Hammock Country Store June 27, 2009 Sat. Circle B Bar Reserve - Lakeland Area Entrance south side of SR 540 (Winter Lake Road) between US 98 and Thornhill Road Meet in Nature Center Parking Lot (July) Chapter Meeting in June because the 1 st Sat. in July is Independence Day Hike, meeting and for potluck lunch, bring a dish to share as follows: last names beginning with A H bring a salad, I Q bring a main dish, and R Z bring a dessert. Speaker Contact Andrew Quagliana at 727-542-5396 or modelbuilder12000@yahoo.com WELCOME NEW MEMBERS!!! The officers and current members of the Heartland Chapter of the Florida Trail Association are pleased to welcome the following new members, who are listed in alphabetical order by last name(s): Gail Allen, Lake Alfred William Ellmore, Auburndale Marti & Steve Franklin, Winter Haven Clark Godwin, Bartow Kirsten Hite, Polk City Riley Jones, Winter Haven James Mathey, Lakeland Rosedale & Juan Rodriguez, Lakeland Patricia & Kenneth Watts, Winter Haven All members are appreciated and we thank you for your membership. SAVE THE DATE May 25, 2010 The Heartland Chapter is going international! Monika Hoerl is going to plan a 2-week hiking vacation in Bavaria, Germany. It will be limited to 10 people. We will hike in the Alps on moderate and strenuous trails. We will travel by train to Munich, Salzburg, and into the mountains, and possibly do a bike tour. Monika will check out the trails while she is in Germany this summer. Estimated cost for the trip will be $1800 plus airfare and a 15% deposit will be required in the fall of 2009. If interested contact Monika at 863-858-3106. Page 4

JULY 2009 MOUNTAIN CAMPING TRIP We are returning to Appletree Group Camp in the Nantahala National Forest near Andrews, NC. This is a favorite of the Heartland Chapter, and we will be in Camp Site D, which is in a private, quiet corner of the campground. There is a large shelter with several picnic tables, nearby flush toilets, and hot showers. Nearby trails include the Appalachian Trail, the Bartram Trail, and the trail system in the campground. Some trails in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park are also easily accessible, and we will visit the area near Fontana Dam. We plan to meet at Appletree Group Camp on Saturday July 11, 2009, and will depart camp on Saturday July 18, 2009. Each camper will donate $35 to the food kitty, and then we ll split into groups of 2 or 3, and be responsible for cooking dinner for the group one evening during the week. Money should be into Monika Hoerl by June 15 and no later than July 1, 2009. Nancy will then be sending more detailed info to those folks who will camping, including directions, supplies to bring, lock combination to enter camp, etc. The camping fee for the week is $350 divided by the number of campers attending. If there are only 10 of us, expect to pay $35 per person for the week. If there are 20 of us, then the amount would drop to $17.50 per person for the week. As they say, the more the merrier! For more information please contact Nancy Needs at Nanspath@aol.com, or call her at 828 696-0732. Looking forward to seeing you at camp!! FOR SALE 16-Foot Canoe Red, 2 seats Fresh gelcoat, inside & outside $500 Call 863-899-4865 Page 5