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Freezing weather=frozen mud=fast trails 8)that is all.
There was frost on top of Wrynose pass this weekend! Although the road looked more like a river.
Brilliant - been looking forward to the first proper freeze all soggy summer
If the stupid muppets (on foot, horse or 2 wheels) could stop stirring up the gloopy mire now when no sane person could get a morsel of pleasure around these parts then when it hardens up in the impending cold snap it might actually be ridable rather than a rutted pot marked mess.
Totally agree Covert. There are some tracks round North Leeds which get a lot of horse/bike/walker action and even a few weeks ago I felt like I was destroying it for future generations never mind on top of the recent rain.
I know its logical not to aim for the mud but a bug bear of mine is when things are getting rutted and people ride further and further out to the edge making the whole thing twice as bad; if your lucky enough to have nice, natural trails and singletrack nearby at least look after them, preaching over.
can't wait for a good few days of hard frost!
been putting off riding locally as said it makes a right mess of the trails in the wet!
cwmcarn uplift booked on saturday...hope its dry/frozen anything as long as its not pi$$ing down...
Not sure what's worse- gloopy trails, or gloopy trails covered with a thin sheet of ice. ๐
Of course we're going to have toffee apple trails this weekend, I'm getting home from work ๐
Maybe a week of -5ish temps would sort soggy trails out.
Bring it on!!
Antur Stiniog uplift booked for Saturday - hope it's not too icy.... ๐ฏ
Excellent love hard frosts, we had one on Saturday took the kids for walk with the dog. Lovely.
Good. Woodburner being installed on Thursday.