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Vietnam Trail Day 10/29/06

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Monkey
Dec 7, 2003
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Massachusetts
VIETNAM

Trail Building

Sunday, October 29th


Please join us for the final Vietnam trail care day of 2006. We will continue to work on the new trail located near the NEMBA plaque (aka One NEMBA Square). We are hoping to finish what we started last month and make this trail rideable before the snow flies!

When:
Sunday October 29th
9:00am to 3:00pm

Where:
Milford, MA. at the junction of Rt. 495 and Rt. 85.
We will meet at the parking lot behind Wendy’s on rt. 85 near rt. 495, across from Lowes.

What Else:
Please bring sturdy work boots, work gloves and bug spray (long pants recommended). Tools, water and lunch will be provided.

Mike
 
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Monkey
Dec 7, 2003
116
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Massachusetts
We have received a number of requests from many riders who ride at Vietnam to have a trail care day on a Sunday. Well, Sunday 10/29 is your opportunity to work on a new trail with some of the technical trail features we all like to ride.

As most of you know, it is very labor intensive to build a quality trail with quality features. We don’t just throw down some logs and rocks, cover with Nam topsoil, and call it a stunt. We spend a great deal of time preparing the site, removing all organic matter, extensively armoring the feature, then covering it with non-organic laden dirt. This is done to create a sustainable stunt that won’t collapse or require constant maintenance, and it is all done by volunteers who share our passion for riding. A number of the regular volunteers do not even ride the bigger stunts they build; yet they still show up every week and build them for others to enjoy. We ask that anyone who rides Nam, especially those riders who appreciate the stunts at the halfpipe and jumpline, etc, come out and help us build the features on the new trail on 10/29.

The following pictures are some of the stunts we are in the process of building. We hope this inspires you to set aside just one ride day to help make a great new trail that you can ride for years to come.



















 
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