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Jerry S (H3), ces1946 (h2), Sean (TJ Unlimited), Jason (TJ) and I went out and ran a blend of Hackberry Creek and Powerline Trails yesterday. Parts of Hackberry have been bladed for mining operations and there's one part of Powerline Trail I don't want to do again - going uphilll on a particular rocky stretch. Here's what we did two years ago.
[video=youtube_share;UGWnNaWdSU0]http://youtu.be/UGWnNaWdSU0?t=4m1s[/video]
We did go down that stretch of trail this time as we ran the trail in reverse. Sean did a great job outlining and leading this trail.
Lots of scenery on the trail, several bumpy rocky sections, a few obstacles and some good opportunities for pinstriping.
ces1946
Jerry S
Jason
First obstacle - ces1946 uses the Rubberduck UCP to its full extent
Jason taking a different line
yours truly
Playing in the muddy water
Great canyon views
Reminded me of Moab
(Moab pic)
Jerry took a hike to take this pic
A carefully balanced rock. Note the little trestle that was built to keep the rock from tipping over :wink:
[video=youtube_share;UGWnNaWdSU0]http://youtu.be/UGWnNaWdSU0?t=4m1s[/video]
We did go down that stretch of trail this time as we ran the trail in reverse. Sean did a great job outlining and leading this trail.
Lots of scenery on the trail, several bumpy rocky sections, a few obstacles and some good opportunities for pinstriping.
ces1946
Jerry S
Jason
First obstacle - ces1946 uses the Rubberduck UCP to its full extent
Jason taking a different line
yours truly
Playing in the muddy water
Great canyon views
Reminded me of Moab
(Moab pic)
Jerry took a hike to take this pic
A carefully balanced rock. Note the little trestle that was built to keep the rock from tipping over :wink: