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Forest Service would have 13 tons of litter scattered over a million acres to clean up.
Very few fyunters are inconsiderate enough to use the Forest as a trash dump, but those who do usually leave behind much more than an ounce of litter, said the Forest Service. It cost the George Washington more than $2 for each pound of litter cleaned up after deer hunting season last year.
This year the cost of cleanup could go even higher. Due to manpower cuts recently initiated by the Federal Government, summer work crews and members of the Young Adult Conservation Corps and Youth Conservation Corps will not be available to help with the clean-up work.
If each visitor to the George Washington brings his own trash to an appropriate disposal site, the Forest Service suggests, the National Forest will remain a place of solitude and unspoiled beauty for everyone to enjoy.
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