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hodog Croyle X - 2007/05/22 10:32 I have cleared and done some rock work on the gully section of Croyle X. I moved the trail from the gully to the rock berm but it does swoop into the gully a few times at the end mainly to present multiple lines before the payoff - a huge skinny at the bottom. The trail after the stream crossing still needs loped and brushwacked or ridden with knee high socks. Rock work in the 'Valley of 50 ft skinnies' has begun but I not supposed to lift anything heavy (like rocks) with my bad finger so the ramps are incomplete. Please check it out the next time you are over that way. At least ride the gully, try out the skinny, and hike-a-bike back up to the road.

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