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Deertick, Chicken Peter, Sand Hole clear - 2009/03/24 15:21 Someone had beaten me to Deer Tick, but the walk was nice. I took out some leaners that they had left and one on the ridge, so it wasn't for nothing.
I also took out the one on Sand Hole. Although it was rideable, the material that was used for the ramps was all rotten pine, so it wouldn't have lasted the season. I had a saw, so it is gone.
Now Ho won't have to worry about learning skills.

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SteveF	Re:Deertick, Chicken Peter, Sand Hole clear - 2009/03/24 17:43 Thanks for the work, Frank. I am glad I made it over the one on Sandhole before you took it out, so I don't have to deal with the shame of falling on it w/o a chance at redemption.
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