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Think this structure burrys the information that people would mostly likely care about. How long is a trail? Where does it run? Etc. I propose a new structure with the longest trails on top, and moving downward from there. --
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Alphabetical listing?
Think this structure burrys the information that people would mostly likely care about. How long is a trail? Where does it run? Etc. I propose a new structure with the longest trails on top, and moving downward from there. --
Kevlar (
talk •
contribs) 19:57, 7 January 2013 (UTC)reply
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