raymears wrote:I've been looking for a trail day I can make, but it's not easy with soccer-aged kids and church.
great! See you tomorrow
raymears wrote:I've been looking for a trail day I can make, but it's not easy with soccer-aged kids and church.
Wired29 wrote:There's a tree limb down in the middle of the black loop. It's still attached to the tree. I tried to jar it lose but it won the battle. I think a saw is needed.
Also beware of turtles!!! I came across four box turtles on various loops.
Wired29 wrote:Also beware of turtles!!! I came across four box turtles on various loops.
RickPlite wrote:Can anyone help by us by removing the bags of garlic mustard? Walk in and enter the Black Loop backwards off of the pines, about 200 yards in is four bags that need to be taken to the parking lot. Use caution to not tear the bags, might be best to even re-bag them if you bring a few for reinforcements. Thanks!
the downed trees have been removed
cramer wrote:RickPlite wrote:Can anyone help by us by removing the bags of garlic mustard? Walk in and enter the Black Loop backwards off of the pines, about 200 yards in is four bags that need to be taken to the parking lot. Use caution to not tear the bags, might be best to even re-bag them if you bring a few for reinforcements. Thanks!
the downed trees have been removed
I hauled them out this afternoon. One bag was kind of torn, like an animal got after it or something. I stacked them near the porta-jon.
Ran into an acquaintance that lives near by as he was walking his bike out due to a flat tire. He said he used to hike the property but when he saw the mountain bike trails get built he decided to go buy a bike. He said he loves it and has lost 40 pounds so far!
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