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Give It a Sit

Posted on June 16th, 2008 by daleb13

Winter conditions thwarted an attempt last December to install this bench on the CT trail.  Now with summer conditions prevailing we returned and completed the installation this last weekend.

So next time by  – give it try. 

You’ll be rewarded with this view.

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Great Trail Work Thanks to You

Posted on October 9th, 2007 by daleb13

We had a good turn out last Saturday and Sunday to help do the finish work on the recently cut Rancho to Keystone Connector Trail.
I am going off the top of my head and will update this list when we can a get a copy of the sign in sheet, but many thanks to those [...]

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New Trail on Peavine!

Posted on September 18th, 2007 by admin

PIC-0057Originally uploaded by i am indisposedHere it is. The Evan’s Keystone Connector. It’s going to be long and nice. Finally an all dirt loop!
 
They’re using a Sweco 450 (or something) and cutting it in. He got most of the first pass done yesterday and will smooth it out over the rest of the week. The [...]

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