Slippery leaves and sharp turns are a bad combination only on this endo I supermaned it a little better and to took the fall on the elbows and rolled through it. Still, it was a bit of a yard sale.
Over the two stream crossings and up a slight hill I come to a recent blowdown that was cut up for me and I have been wanted to do something about it. Some moved it so that it was properly blocking the trail again and I decided to do something once and for all.
First I tried it on the west side of the trail but didn't like positioning. Not to mention, I needed to armor the crotch otherwise if you fell off the other side you would surely endo. But I didn't like the end line.
So I moved it to the other side of the trail but that had a section sticking into the trail that I had to do something about.
I cut this section with my collapsible saw. It took maybe 15 to 20 minutes.
After cutting the tip off that was blocking the trail I did a little armoring and voila!
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