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Texas Bicycle News April 27th

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FR512 Trail Build Sat and Sunday! Camping, BBQ and PayDirt!

Saturday, May 2, 2015, 11:00 AM

Rocky Hill Ranch
578 Farm-to-Market 153 Smithville, TX

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Trail work this weekend at RHR! May 2nd and 3rd. We’ll be working Saturday and Sunday. Camp out and BBQ if weather permits. Saturday we will meet at the main pavilion at 11AM, Sunday meet 10:30 AM. If you come late please use back entrance off Arrowhead DR. We will be in the quarry area by the back gate. Bring shovels, rakes, cordless drills, etc i…

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Anthills Work Day

GHORBA

Event category: General
Trail: The Anthills (Terry Hershey Park)
Saturday, May 9, 2015 – 8:30am
Due to all the rain we have had the vegetation is flourishing along the trails. The primary focus of this trail work party will be to trim back vegetation. We will probably also work on fixing some of the lingering mudholes so that they drain better. We will meet in the center of the Dairy Ashford parking lot at 8:30 am. Bring your work gloves, loppers (if you have them), comfortable hiking shoes and water.

Bikeabout TX

By Gordon Hodge        www.crazyguyonabike.com

Day 12- Coldspring to Huntsville,TX: Turning NW, time to point homeward
Monday April 27, 2015, 37 miles (60 km) – Total so far: 448 miles (720 km)
The severe weather forecast proved correct. At 4 a.m. the fury was unleashed. I heard the rumble of thunder and double checked the tent and closed the fly vestibules. The storm blew for about 2 hours. I slept through most of it without concern. I only worried about large tree branches falling. I heard some branches falling nearby. None dropped on my shelter. It would have to be really large to get through my triple layer of protection. After the storm and daylight appeared, I assayed my situation. My encampment came through unscathed. I think I was the person in the park except for 2 campground hosts. They told me later they came by to check on me and didn’t see me. I was asleep. I heard chainsaws starting up and walked out to the park road to see what was up. Down the road there were at least 3 very large pine trees across the road. I walked around the park and took some photos and then slowly went to pack up tent. My tent was dry as I had a tarp over the tent. Park Host Buddy was driving his golf cart down the road toward me. I wanted to talk with him so I waived a towel over my to signal him. He was coming toward and stopped about 200 yards short and stopped. I couldn’t figure out what in the world he was doing, so I went back to packing. He finally showed up on foot to my camp. The whole area was without electricity due to storm and his cart batteries were low. He mentioned all the damage and a …

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