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Odd. I just "finished" (it's not quite done) a project to build a trail that
the lead builders went and asked permission to do (so they weren't told to do
it) and the entire goal was to create a trail that EVERYONE could enjoy.
Granted, not everyone loves it, but many people do. And the best part is that
that's part of the reason that we do it. We get satisfaction knowing that
people enjoy something that we put time and effort into. I dig because I enjoy
manual labour and I want to give back to a community that has provided so much
to me. There is a little bit of selfishness in that I also enjoy riding what
I've helped build and I've made friends along the way, but those are most
definitely not the only reasons that I dig.
But what do I know… I'm just an entitled Millennial according to Brad Sedola.
July 29, 2016, 5:15 p.m. - Alex
#!markdown Odd. I just "finished" (it's not quite done) a project to build a trail that the lead builders went and asked permission to do (so they weren't told to do it) and the entire goal was to create a trail that EVERYONE could enjoy. Granted, not everyone loves it, but many people do. And the best part is that that's part of the reason that we do it. We get satisfaction knowing that people enjoy something that we put time and effort into. I dig because I enjoy manual labour and I want to give back to a community that has provided so much to me. There is a little bit of selfishness in that I also enjoy riding what I've helped build and I've made friends along the way, but those are most definitely not the only reasons that I dig. But what do I know… I'm just an entitled Millennial according to Brad Sedola.