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inson is supporting something like that,” Newbill Miller said. Miller added that he didn’t think a Wilderness area would be like what Irwin had described.
“I’ve been to Wilderness areas out west, and the difference was they didn’t keep the trails up with bulldozers or chain saws. They kept them open with a pick and an axe,” Miller said. Noting that Irwin had said earlier that the purpose of the Wilderness area was to provide a Wilderness experience for the visitors, Newbill Miller said, “When I was in that Wilderness area out West, I saw more people than! saw this afternoon in Culpeper.” Miller again said he thought there was some misunderstanding among the group about what the Wilderness Bill would actually do and what “Kenny Robinson was sponsoring.”
Planning Commissioner Allan Stokes said that in case of fire, the park service would wish that the fire roads had been kept open. Allan Stokes said he couldn’t believe that the Park would actually allow uncontrolled burning along the mountain.
NEITHER could Newbill Miller. “If a fire started on Mt. Marshall
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