I had a couple of hours to kill today, so I managed to get a quick lap in on Seymour.
It’s been two years since I lived on the Shore, but like they say…the more things change the more they stay the same. For instance, Mark is still trying to finish the wall ride on Salvation:
I’m just glad that I got to ride the whole mountain without a flat tire this time. And while a lot of Seymour is showing some wear and tear these days, Boogieman was rad.
Our first day of club shuttles. With Justin on the bench with a blown knee, and myself just too damn tired to think straight, we threw down a day of shuttles for MTBco club members up on Gillard.
It turned out to be quite popular, with over 50 members coming out to play.
A gorgeous fall day with lots of dust and small amount of frost helped.
One of Gillard’s foremost builders was out showing off his new rig. That new Shore from Norco is a killer rig. Way to go, Ken.
Puddle virgins!
Well, the boys like their skinnies, so I’d say they were in the right place. Lots of that thin wood here.
There’s also lots of fast flow with gaps, but we weren’t stopping for that stuff. We cracked off 6 kaps of the Fox Mtn. trails to get things rolling.
After that, we headed over to the West side for some Snakes and Ladders action.
The old stuff is still there, but it’s showing its age for sure. Logs are decaying and breaking down now.
Good thing there’s some new stuff to keep the crew occupied.
Tell you what. Just look at this section and you can tell me.
Is this enough to keep the crew busy?
An almost endless array of skinny stuff that Jedi hasn’t seen yet.
Oh, I almost forgot. It’s Scott’s birthday, so we pushed him off a cliff to celebrate.
Sunsets in Canada are crap.
The summer of cake continues…
Mark had a special surprise for the lad as well.
Happy 19th Mongo!
