Volunteers: TM @ RV, Sun 2/24

[woody]

Awesome job today everyone!

16 hard workers + killer teamwork = huge progress!

Thanks All!

(Did anyone on Kirt's crew get some pics?)

 

[J-Dro]

So cool to see the RV JORBA chapter rejuvenated. Great job Woody!

 

[Kirt]

Only took 1 pic.

 

[743power]

Thanks jorba!

 

[Chris26er]

You've got to be shitting me with those saws. Nice work

 

[Robin]

Thanks! I plan on being at future TMs...RV needs a lot of TLC

 

[pooriggy]

Nice work folks.

 

[Carson]

Thanks for the hard work!

 

[Frank]

Really nice work all, and thanks to Woody for organizing!

 

[pedals]

Only took 1 pic.

Me watching Sherry work
Next time I'll bring camera...

 

[woody]

You've got to be shitting me with those saws.

Dave's chest hair grew twice as thick and Mike's voice went a full octave lower after spending a day with those saws.

 

[jdog]

Nice work guys. Hopefully more parks will recognize the chainsaw cert that many Jorba folks will have in a month. Hand saws are so 1800's

 

[mwlikesbikes]

Dave's chest hair grew twice as thick and Mike's voice went a full octave lower after spending a day with those saws.

When I stopped in 25 burgers on my way home they thought Barry White was in da house!

 

[mwlikesbikes]

Awesome job today everyone!

16 hard workers + killer teamwork = huge progress!

Such effort!

Satisfaction

Those saws were an awesome alternative to chain saws. Thanks to Norm A. for the workout!

 

[woody]

The park superintendent asked me to pass along thanks for the impressive work to all who participated.

So, "Thanks!!" again to:

Joe
Patty
Laura
Jason
Dave
Kirt
Mike
Mike
Lizz
Sherry
Tom
Norm
Pat
Vincenzo
Kevin

 

[cuda]

Nice, thanks to everyone that was out there last weekend. This place was my go-to last summer when the rest of CNJ was mud, but how do these trails hold up during the winter? Freeze thaw?

 

[Carson]

The trails hold up pretty well. Things can get soft nearest the boat launch area, but if you start at the Cushetunk side, it's rocky enough that you'd be hard pressed to rut it up.

BTW...is the entire trail clear now?

 

[Clapper]

The trails hold up pretty well. Things can get soft nearest the boat launch area, but if you start at the Cushetunk side, it's rocky enough that you'd be hard pressed to rut it up.

BTW...is the entire trail clear now?

We started tm from the Cushetunk side and made it approximately a 1/4 mile from the puke hill descent. That's where things got real nasty and are in need of a chainsaw or two. I don't know if you could ride from the rv lot to puke, but you could ride an out and back from Cushetunk to the above mentioned location. The campground trail is clear so you could add that to your ride if you wanted.

 

[Carson]

Cool, thanks Dave. I'm getting bored with the road bike.

 

[woody]

Almost forgot...

We lost one of Kirt's bow saws on this TM.

Please give me or Kirt a shout if you ended up with it, or if you come across it out on the trail.

Looks something like this: