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your help is awesome. Thanks so much.

@chainsawer there are 3 legs to it such that you had to pick your bike over the first then go under & over the next 2. 12- 16" diameter

Sorry i didnt get a pic. Everyone kept going and my phone was buried in my pack.

Candy Ass Update. I just went through and cleared 5 trees. A few weeks ago it was given a brush back by Tim Pierce the new Allamuchy North Jorba lead. I can tell you that as of today that was absolutely the easiest to follow I've seen since I started keeping tabs on this trail. All dirt...

Its clear. I'd ask if you could check the transition at the bottom and adjust as you see fit. I barely had time tonight to make it through candy ass and clear that which was my primary goal so I didn't put any time into trying to clean up the bottom. Apologies for the delay. To be honest...

@chainsawer i can get this tomorrow after work if you have not already done this. Sorry for the delay

They have been slowly moving down the rail trail from andover since last year ....taking down ash trees is my understanding. They had just been on the north side of north shore road on 206 and that just opened back up last weekso they are probably on the stretch from south shore road to waterloo.

Followed the red line with a weedwacker and chainsaw. Got 3 trees and cleared all brush. No before pics of the brush. Ran into @chainsawer who was heading for some trees further in the park.

I took a hike through today and remarked. I didn't have a lot of Flo Pink paint but I had enough to touch up all the missing marks and most faded ones. I'll go back through another time and hit it again with some more paint but you should be able to follow it now. For anyone looking for...

Thanks. I'll take a look. Since it was marked I'm not opposed to fixing it up a bit. There are a lot of trails unmarked in north and thats kind of the thing for those. Admittedly lumpy bumpy can be hard to follow, especially at the bottom toward the end.

There were Pink-ish marks painted on trees and rocks a few years ago. Did you notice anything like that?

My lawn is browning nicely in typical dog pee and seasonal dry out areas. Crab grass filling in usual spots taking over / pissing off the broad leaf which makes me marginally happy. So long as married i'm stuck with a wife driven chemical restriction due to previously mentioned dogs. Weed...

Fyi. If you go and get to the one where the red dot is. Note that it starts on the other side of the gravel road up from the old parking lot and the top of it ends on the trail. When @mattybfat and i saw this our take was that we would only clear what was on the trail itself and not the part...

7-11 trail at the new parking lot cleared all the way to the woods. @chainsawer its a start if you can look to make a pass in there down the road for some trees. I'll look to make it further in for brush next week

We definitely rode that map that says rattling creek. I remember that map and those trails.

Still workable with a heavy duty sting trimmer? Ive been meaning to get there. I have a trimmer rigged with crazy heavy string

From yesterday's bike ride. This guy loves to follow bikes.

Its really cool that Jorba has started doing this more frequently. I took this back in 2018 and pretty sure @chainsawer was in the same class. We've both cleared a lot of trails since. I think this is a really good investment by Jorba

Im in manufacturing and it still blew me away when i heard ibis or someone say in a video how much it cost for the mold/jig/tooling for a carbon frame. Then they change it after 2 yrs or so

Drop the 1 from the beginning of that price and its pretty close to what i paid for my shuttle lt last year. Right time/ place for deals helps...bikes or other items. That and my irrational need for high end features isnt what it once was (thankfully)