We probably did only 3 miles on the trail. We walked/rolled our bikes across
the pasture/meadow with all the puncture weeds. At one point the trail is
right on the edge of the bank. If you went off, you'd go in the water. No
exceptions.

It did get rocky before we decided two flat tires were going to be too much
of risk for going further.

No slime. Doug had skins.

--thanks, Corrie


-----Original Message-----
From: Steve Largent [mailto:Bicycle4Fun@Netscape.Net]
Sent: Sunday, September 30, 2007 7:15 PM
To: crustycassette.crustycassette
Subject: RE: Great Week of Cycling

Msg URL: http://www.free-conversant.com/crustycassette/957
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"both tires are going flat. I so love mountain biking." Corrie, you make me
laugh! I assume you had slime in your mountain bike tires living in a
puncture weed area! Did you guys got lost or start in the wrong spot! The
trail used to be about 3 to 4 feet wide at the bottom, and it never goes
into the creek bed although once the trail starts climbing onto the side
hill, there are a few places a person might wreck and make it all the way to
the water! You shouldn't see too many rocks until after that section. Did
you make it all the way to the top, where I understand the trail remeets the
road? I believe the downhillers from T&T used to have a vehicle at the top
and bottom, but I never made it past all those rocks!

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