when I first started going to Drumlanrig, I struggled to get it too.. I almost nearly gave up on it..
I used to try and blast through every thing like on other trail centers, but this approach just didn't work at drum,(for me anyways).. I used to get really frustrated and I just didn't get it… I asked my self how can this be fun.. to many **** roots.. Then one Saturday last summer I decided to give the place another try, I took a step back and took a different approach..
Basically slowed things down a bit.. then things started to click into place.. took things at a different pace.. before i new it I was at then end of the red trail feeling like I had a blast and thinking I need to go around again.. now I go nearly every two weeks and tackle most of the black to boot.. It took me a while but I eventually found the flow of the place.. I recone my skills on my bike have defo. improved with going there.. because of the drum.. i'm tackling much more techy stuff around my local trails..
It's good to have another place to go to that isn't just your usual hi speed crazyness… not to mention the fact its one of the best surroundings you can take your bike around…
the only gripe I have… is the pointless or should I say in the wrong place.. the new jumps and berms they put in… surely it would have been better to put them on a part of trail that was pointing on a decend…