Awesome news! Thank you @Kirt, HT and everyone involved! Was wondering if last nights rain made any impact? Hopefully to get out there tomorrow morning.
When we did the first TM after the storm, @Norm walked out to the white trail to do a project he had in mind. He came back and said
the white trail is gone. While i felt he was using some literary license (not just the one day either), after seeing the clean-up for the first time, it
was just unbelievable how many trees, and limbs had fallen. It was a huge effort to get that back -
Apparently there was some serious wind overnight or this morning - @shrpshtr325 and I moved a bunch of stuff off the trails,
and there were two limbs too large to move on red - one at the rock plate just above the log pile feature - and one up by the rock playground.
see Bill's strava for location. https://www.strava.com/activities/2762418109.
Ya...Paul was telling me the trees down are really changing the vegetation. No more shade.
That's the exact place we were working at yesterday and the rock plate was all clear. When my garbage can blew away this morning, I figured there could be some additional debris to deal with.
Yep, It's going to a bit more challenging to keep up with the additional vegetation growth going forward. Trying to think ahead, so I already ordered another weed wacker for next season. Thanks to JORBA, I'll have it soon. Another reason everyone should join.
How are the conditions lately? Hoping to ride there tomorrow morning if the rain isn't too bad today and tonight. Guess I check on reports from the fun ride tonight.
Got in last night. The tree damage was impressive, kinda looked like an avalanche! trails were great, rain today though may change it up a bit.
as unusual as it is to say this, the rain will probably do the park some good, its TOO dry.
Yeah but not 2-3 inches with 30mph gust.
Red and white were cherry too, I'd say it's pretty much perfect (at least what I rode).Conditions were surprisingly great on blue. couple of wet spots, but if it represents the rest of the park, it absorbed the rain and
is ready to go.