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Boardwalk :: Forum List Nittany Mountain Biking Association Trails and Trail Maintenance
nabilkamal Tuxedo Rock Bridge - 2009/03/15 11:10 I was playing around yesterday after cutting a deadfall on Longberger. I went up to Tuxedo and built this rock bridge over a deadfall. There's nothing like manual labor to clear your head!

Nabil

Post edited by: nabilkamal, at: 2009/03/15 11:12
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nabilkamal Re:Tuxedo Rock Bridge - 2009/03/15 11:15 Here you go
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princess Re:Tuxedo Rock Bridge - 2009/03/15 22:41 looks solid nabil. you need to inform me of your schedule so you can put that head clearing manual labor into all my undone projects. if my back ever gets better i'd like to revisit at least 2 of them.
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frank Re:Tuxedo Rock Bridge - 2009/03/15 23:08 Not that I am letting you borrow it Don, but the club now has in its possession a come-a-long, which I want to use to shift some of your alternate lines around with. We should talk schedules sometime.
I guess I am just going to have to deal with the fact that someone let you back in the state.
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Yoda Re:Tuxedo Rock Bridge - 2009/03/16 00:40 there is a company out there called Stihl...they make these awesome tools for trailwork call chainsaws...more and more people are starting to use them

nice work nabil
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princess Re:Tuxedo Rock Bridge - 2009/03/17 22:09 frank,

i've had one of those tools you speak of for years now. i agree we should talk schedule. right now it consists of me being available every sunday and monday. maybe a couple more tuesdays and possibly saturdays in the future. any time you want to schedule a conflict, just give me a couple weeks notice and i can make it happen.

and, FYI i'm in the process of getting a serious harness rigged up for really (i mean really) big rocks. remember that behemoth on the extension switchback?
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mattd Re:Tuxedo Rock Bridge - 2009/04/07 14:51 Wait..someone let Don back in the state?
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kevinb Re:Tuxedo Rock Bridge - 2009/04/07 15:21 yea apparently somebody messed up in the PA state dept and renewed his visa
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Raymo853 Re:Tuxedo Rock Bridge - 2009/04/09 09:52 If they let Don in maybe there is hope for me.
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princess Re:Tuxedo Rock Bridge - 2009/04/09 21:22 LOL, c'mon back raymo. we'll make these idiots remember why they banished us in the first place!
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DarthMyers Re:Tuxedo Rock Bridge - 2009/04/24 18:56 Good job nabil
It is the bow of the tuxedo
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