Just like fine wines, mountain bike trails take time to mature and get very good. This one will be no exception; we'll do it again, but it needs some aging to show its true potential. We'll certainly return, but not tomorrow!
Monday, July 16, 2012
A new mountain bike trail
Remember June 2? It was National Trail Day and we volunteered to build a section of a new trail. A few days ago, I had noticed that “Ramble-On” had just been opened up and today, straddling our mountain bikes, we made our initial foray into that new single track path.
At first, it was a lot of work, as the extremely dry ground was quite sandy and didn't offer much traction. Eventually it go better, but still, some of the turns remained quite challenging.
Just like fine wines, mountain bike trails take time to mature and get very good. This one will be no exception; we'll do it again, but it needs some aging to show its true potential. We'll certainly return, but not tomorrow!
Just like fine wines, mountain bike trails take time to mature and get very good. This one will be no exception; we'll do it again, but it needs some aging to show its true potential. We'll certainly return, but not tomorrow!
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