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Tussey Ex/Thickhead/Detweiler - 2007/08/27 16:32 Along my route today I encountered several new falls, all will need chainsaws to remove.

-There's one about about .2 miles in from the gasline on the lower part of the extention, no rockwork will help this one Don.

-Just before "the wall" on Thickhead is another.

-The third is on Detweiler about .5 miles in from the gate from Bear Meadows.

Where's that Saw Caddy Racing team when you need 'em!!!

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frank	Re:Tussey Ex/Thickhead/Detweiler - 2007/08/27 21:57 I am thinking about testing out the BOB-ability of the chainsaw this week, so these seem to be the ticket. When you say .2 miles from the gas line on the extension, do you mean on the ridge or on the Treaster end?
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