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  • Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
  • This trip we cleared 9 BD’s on the Buck and TMI trails in Harriman.
    It’s always interesting to anticipate the potential of what a tree might do..

Комментарии • 5

  • @workshop4128
    @workshop4128 Месяц назад +1

    Thanks for sharing. Hope the trail work is getting easier going forward.

    • @briannv9900
      @briannv9900  Месяц назад +1

      While this trip was only 3.75 miles(6 km) it included 400’ of elevation gain in the first ~1/2 mile (.8 km).
      Two days later we did another trip of 4.85 miles (7.8 km) with 650’ of elevation gain. 80% of that gain was in the first .8 miles(~1.25 km), before we even found the first BD.
      We have spent so much time on storm damage bd’s, the list of normal BD’s that I know of is well over 40 trees in one park & at least a dozen(known) in a second park with many others accumulating on other trails. In addition, there are at least two trails in another park with known storm damage but the number of BD’s has yet to be determined…
      When are you arriving to help?😊

    • @workshop4128
      @workshop4128 29 дней назад +1

      @@briannv9900 Boy, being a Flat Lander from Florida I might end up with altitude sickness before the first tree! Ha! We have been talking down here that it's been the year of BDs in our area and appears the same for you. Recently had TS Debby pass just west of us and through the same area as last year's hurricane and recently cleared trails. Hopefully as it passes your area it doesn't cause too much damage, as it has created so many issues everywhere it goes. Thanks for the invite!

  • @pekerja27
    @pekerja27 21 день назад

    Kerja bagus teman🎉🌲👍