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14 Sep 2016

Trail building for Mike’s Trail in Horse Gulch: two leaders, two volunteers with Trails 2000

Posted by Adam Howell

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For the section of Mike’s Trails that’s being rerouted, Crew Leader Seth Furtney, Travis Brown, Chistoph, and me dug some trail tread in Horse Gulch on Tuesday.

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