Recent content by pooriggy

The billy goat mower work looks great! Cutting out multi floral rose, honey suckle and other invasives this time of year is ideal. Its so much easier when not leafed out and temps are colder, allowing for more comfort while wearing protective clothing. The ground can be unpredictable to do...

I rode the Patriots path side recently and its good to see the park using forestry mower to clear invasives over there. Any chance they are going to use that to clear all the barberry on the main trails? It would be nice if the turns at lewmo could be more mtb friendly. Overall the reroutes are...

We're building 1/15 over at Crosswicks, you're gonna love that trail.

Where is the vinee tree? They cant find it.

So based on pics, I'll let park manager know there are two trees down near blue dot. Got it.

How is Light house link, did they cut that leaner out yet?

Wow, you're quick.

Happy 2026 Folks! We are going to start the new year with a Jorba Group Ride on Sunday, 1/18/26, 9am at Crosswicks Creek/Clayton Park. This ride will begin at 9am with a preview of a 2-mile section of newly built trail at Crosswicks Creek and then we will drive over to Clayton Park trails, which...

I just rode it and its as good as it gets, fast and frozen. Its going to warm up Wednesday, the thaw may be an issue. It may get muddy.

So, they had geared bikes and suspension in your SS days but you chose to suffer without. I'm not sure why. My take on anyone who gets an Ebike. You're gonna get your ballz busted. You bought a bike with a motor. Telling everyone how great a work out an ebike is, will only bring more ball...

Hmm, if only you knew someone that knows the trails.

They are good to go. No ice.

Nature was taking its course until we started importing plants and insects from different ecosystems. The result is plants and insects that have no natural predators, allowing them to invade natives. People who care about protecting native species take action. Most people think that if its...

It is relatively easy to pull out, the hard part is disposal. If you dump it off trail it could spread. They recommend bagging and disposing, which is impractical, or drying it out to die. I usually dump it in an area with full sun, with little soil contact. Mile a Minute is a small climbing...

The vines with red berries is Bittersweet and the vines with green leaves is Honeysuckle. Both are invasive. Bittersweet is heavy enough to pull a tree down. Both these invasives incase a tree to the point that the tree has problems leafing out. This weakens the tree and is more likely to die...