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  1. Original post
    G.T.
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    Beginning of Hidden Trail, there's a nice little drop in to the left when
    you hit the bushes ahead:

    homepage.mac.comhidden1.jpg

    Going:

    homepage.mac.comhiddengoing.jpg

    Coming:

    homepage.mac.comhiddencoming.jpg

    Slalom Trail going:

    homepage.mac.comslalomgoing.jpg

    And you guessed it, Slalom Trail coming (my favorite):

    homepage.mac.comslalomcoming.jpg

    The end of the fun stuff for the day:

    homepage.mac.comtheend.jpg

    Greg

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  2. Slacker
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    G.T. said:

    Beginning of Hidden Trail, there's a nice little drop in
    to the left when you hit the bushes ahead:

    homepage.mac.comhidden1.jpg

    Going:

    homepage.mac.comhiddengoing.jpg

    Coming:

    homepage.mac.comhiddencoming.jpg

    Slalom Trail going:

    homepage.mac.comslalomgoing.jpg

    And you guessed it, Slalom Trail coming (my favorite):

    homepage.mac.comslalomcoming.jpg

    The end of the fun stuff for the day:

    homepage.mac.comtheend.jpg

    Greg


    Very nice, and bushy!
    --
    Slacker

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  3. Dave W
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    "G.T." <[email hidden]> had this to say
    "]news:[email hidden]

    Quoted message said:

    homepage.mac.comtheend.jpg

    killer shots. My favorite time of year.

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  4. Stephen Baker
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    Well, Spring has officially come to Jamestown. THe official
    odour of the island ("Eau de Jamestown"😉 derives from the
    dead remains of the skunk, specifically roadkilled skunk,
    and we have our first of the season. When the kids come home
    from college, it is the first thing they mention. ;-)

    Steve

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  5. Bb
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    Stephen Baker said:

    Well, Spring has officially come to Jamestown. THe
    official odour of the island ("Eau de Jamestown"😉 derives
    from the dead remains of the skunk, specifically
    roadkilled skunk, and we have our first of the season.

    Guess its spring about a mile from my house as well, then.
    This appears to be the critter that's had a bit of an
    incontinence problem (scent-sac wise) over the past year, so
    his death hasn't been mourned a whole lot in the adjoining
    neighborhoods.

    --
    -BB- To reply to me, drop the attitude (from my e-mail
    address, at least)

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  6. Bill Wheeler
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    On Mon, 12 Apr 2004 03:14:52 GMT, "G.T." <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    Beginning of Hidden Trail, there's a nice little drop in to
    the left when you hit the bushes ahead:

    homepage.mac.comhidden1.jpg

    Going:

    homepage.mac.comhiddengoing.jpg

    Coming:

    homepage.mac.comhiddencoming.jpg

    Slalom Trail going:

    homepage.mac.comslalomgoing.jpg

    And you guessed it, Slalom Trail coming (my favorite):

    homepage.mac.comslalomcoming.jpg

    The end of the fun stuff for the day:

    homepage.mac.comtheend.jpg

    Greg


    nice, bill The mind serves properly as a window glass rather
    than as a reflector, that is, the mind should give an
    immediate view instead of an interpretation of the world.
    :-]

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