Illegal Jump Built on SJT

[dirttorpeedo]

Originally Posted by TURNERob

How bout we just break it down into sections, and then I know of a place where we could put it back up

thats thinking,i thot it was for loading cattle.

[Pain Freak]

Thanks guys. Good work.

The guys that built it are more then likely aware it's already been torn down. It's all over the boards.

[RidetheRAAM4]

We should takes pictures of all the footprints on the side of the trail where the hikers got too tired and almost stepped off the trail and slid down the side of the hill a bit. That can't be good for the trail. Or take pictures of all the holes in the trails from their stupid walking sticks and start complaining about those. Fight fire with fire.

[RacinJason]

I think they should put the ramp to good use. Move it to one of the washed out areas of the trail where it can serve as a bridge. Not all ladders are drop offs. Some are constructed safely as to aid in the crossing of gaps and such. Turn this free ride deal into a free bridge . 8-)

[Big Dick]

It would be cool if portions of that could be used down at the washed out creek crossing is. Trying to negoiate ove that maze of tree roots is treacherous.

[Dirty D]

Originally Posted by Big Dick

It would be cool if portions of that could be used down at the washed out creek crossing is. Trying to negoiate ove that maze of tree roots is treacherous.

Thanks but no thanks BD. No wooden structures allowed, period!

Plus if you've big cloudhoppers too then you shouldn't have any problems navigating the roots anyway.

Thanks for your concern though BD...

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[royta]

Originally Posted by Dirty D

Thanks but no thanks BD. No wooden structures allowed, period!

Plus if you've big cloudhoppers too then you shouldn't have any problems navigating the roots anyway.

Thanks for your concern though BD...

D

Yeah, yeah.

[maxwell]

Originally Posted by Dirty D

Thanks but no thanks BD. No wooden structures allowed, period!

Plus if you've big cloudhoppers too then you shouldn't have any problems navigating the roots anyway.

Thanks for your concern though BD...

D

Amen........

[kentonn]

Memories:

[Geronimo]

Originally Posted by kentonn

Memories:

Ah yes, the good ol days. Where a ladder could just be a ladder and a man can just be a man. Speculation free. Now that it's gone, let's not remember it as the symbol of trail closure, let us honor it's memory with the good times:

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[L8 APEKS]

MTB'ers wouldn't know a jump if it kicked them in the nuts. That's basically just a drop-off. No slope on the ramp at all, and no landing. lol.

I'm wondering how that thing even got constructed without being seen...nobody walked by or anything and saw it? It had to have taken hours to put up! Weird.