Went today and 3/4 of it are destroyed by cropping . Was gutted but I understand why
Came here to see that comment ^
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It’s the woburn catch 22
If it was a nice wood managed with a view to bio diversity then trail bridging might feel like a bit of a cheek
But as its a tree farm where the whole place is periodically ripped to shreds then trail building doesn’t really figure as damage
I was gonna pop to Woburn next month, is the back woods the good hand built trails near Bow Brick hill?
Yep that's the area.
Fyi chicksands woods are going to get the same treatment soon. Hopefully a bit less damaging as they are doing thinning but it is going to take a while until the trails come back once they start
Well.... that sucks, whilst those trails were always super duper cheeky there were some classics in there and many sessions were enjoyed on them.
@cha****ng the official trail is i think unaffected
I went today, it's only some of the middle trails that are affected. The ones nearest the church end are fine and the last couple the opposite end (towards the golf driving range) were fine after moving a couple of branches. It looks like more work will be done in the middle but it hasn't looked too destructive so far so I think they'll be back fairly quickly.
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I have been pondering this since you posted it. I have now got it.
My record for time taken to get a joke is over 30 years, but yours is not a bad effort. Thanks.
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