where citizens of Southern California have to pay 30 bucks in order to park on Forest Service land and enjoy the national forests down here.
It's not Disneyland or a private theme park where you have to pay to play. It's the property of the citizens!
It's public land!
The people own it!
For that matter, I am opposed to any fees for using public land with the possible exception of county parks and OHV areas.
What do we pay taxes for? I would guess that Southern California sends more money to the Feds than is spent here, so how is it that the rest of the country gets funding from the government in order to pay for the forests but Southern California doesn't?
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