Hartshorne/Huber Conditions
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RobW
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Take pics of that mud hole
RSAmerica
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Your handy work helped, thx.
RobW
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That’s the best I’ve seen it in a while.
RSAmerica
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We got ~ foot of rain so it’s working nicely.
rmap01
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+1. I don’t recall this area being nearly as muddy as in prior years. Has anything changed that’s affected drainage?
RobW
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Yes, that new drain system up top dumps out into that area, its missing the stream
Dave Taylor
Rex kwan Do
It was pretty good today. This is not the “fast” hero dirt hartshorne but the “fun” all the sand fell into the berms hartshorne. Mostly dry and lots of erosion. Some trees down in dangerous spots. Some asshat thought it was a good idea to build a double about a minute into rocky point if you enter from the lot. There is a huge log in the gap but still a big gap. Someone is going to get hurt.Beautiful weather, great conditions (except for the aforementioned mud hole by the bridge.) The Claypit connector was still a bit moist, but no standing water or sloppy mud. And, it's all pretty with the blooming laurel
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AndyJ
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Yeah, my "great conditions" comment was based on the Hartshorne scale 
It's eroded with some misplaced sand and fallen trees, but, well, that's pretty much what's become normal at Hartshorne.
It's eroded with some misplaced sand and fallen trees, but, well, that's pretty much what's become normal at Hartshorne.Are you referring to the one as you're coming down the hill, approaching the bridge with the sloppy mud hole? That's been there for few months. It was first mentioned here back in late March. I though the same thing when I first saw it (i.e. somebody's going to break something there, either their bike or their body), but it's still there today...
Dave Taylor
Rex kwan Do
Yea. If I have time i will fill it in this week.Yeah, my "great conditions" comment was based on the Hartshorne scale
Are you referring to the one as you're coming down the hill, approaching the bridge with the sloppy mud hole? That's been there for few months. It was first mentioned here back in late March. I though the same thing when I first saw it (i.e. somebody's going to break something there, either their bike or their body), but it's still there today...
TimBay
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FYI MCPS TM session Saturday is supposed to focus on the mud pit! Hopefully this will be a true fix. I'm going to try to make it. You can only help if you're a registered volunteer. To register you have to go to their website and attend a TM course. I recommend doing it if you ride here frequently so you can help make it more betterer.
@RobW. Hopefullu they don't mess up your work.
@RobW. Hopefullu they don't mess up your work.
RobW
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HA! It’s still a mess regardless . Good luck
Alfonzo
New Member
Whole bunch of trees down in the Monmouth Hills section - probably not useful information since it will get cleaned up Saturday but I'm sharing anyway.
Sorry this picture looks like garbage, my phone is currently in the process of getting RMA'd for a broken camera laser.
Also, if anyone finds a Black water bottle it either flew out of my hip pack or off my truck (Navesink Ave/Buttermilk lot). I'm local so I can meet anywhere nearby.
Sorry this picture looks like garbage, my phone is currently in the process of getting RMA'd for a broken camera laser.
Also, if anyone finds a Black water bottle it either flew out of my hip pack or off my truck (Navesink Ave/Buttermilk lot). I'm local so I can meet anywhere nearby.
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knobbyhead
Next off the Island.
I tode yesterday and it was 4.0 out of 5. I'm sure it's fine.
Tim
aka sptimmy43
Rode Huber today. Honestly it was wetter than I thought it would be. 99% was hero but the horses really tore up parts of Many Log. Those spots were holding lots of water. Harts is usually in better shape than that so it should be almost perfect, I would think.