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The handsome guy on the left is @sj_john John has a full quiver of saws and years of experience. John can be found throughout sNJ using his saws to clear trail. Be like @sj_john

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There was a spot on the red trail (rt 27 side) that was perpetually wet.
After a little scouting, it was obvious what was happening.
It hadn't rained, and the water was still "running"
Moved the trail uphill a bit, with @jdog and @WJF doing the heavy work.
While it was a mudpit for awhile, it is now solid enough, even after a little weather.
We'll get back and do a bit of hand tuning soon.

 
Patrick said:
There was a spot on the red trail (rt 27 side) that was perpetually wet.
After a little scouting, it was obvious what was happening.
It hadn't rained, and the water was still "running"
Moved the trail uphill a bit, with @jdog and @WJF doing the heavy work.
While it was a mudpit for awhile, it is now solid enough, even after a little weather.
We'll get back and do a bit of hand tuning soon.

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Made me think of the bridges you, @jklett, my son and myself put it in close to the steel bridge. That was a very fun day. Hammering the boards from the old bridge into the muck as an anchor really worked.
 
gmb3 said:
Throwback to '09 in my dirt jumping days at my buddy Dale's house. Probably spent more time with a shovel in my hands than handlebars.
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Very nice looking back yard setup! Looks like some fun lines/transfer options 👍
 
We hardened up this spot last summer. The other day I asked the park manager for permission to engrave a 'future historical marker' in the trail and without hesistation he said yes. And now I got a new hobby. I hope that long after we are gone someone finds it cool.

The low angle sun let me get a good photo the other day.


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