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Trails!   People actually came over and rode!  Stunning. 

Jason Burton (left) made the trek from the Eastside and was here first, followed shortly by Sean Newton.  We worked out some kinks (like getting rid of the stupid little rollers I had built the day before) and started making it happen.   Sean took a few for the team (a couple were pretty scary) but also made the most progress throughout the day.  He left just in time for me to not take any photos of him.  The tent provided some shade, which was nice.  Tyler D is kicking back and Nick is helping Noah with the music selection.

Kyle Kling takes on the Spox.  I was most happy about how motivated Kyle was to get his (awesome) trails running after this session.

The dubs into the first turn were the first thing I built last year.  Don't ask why I would build a weird jump/turn combo for the very first thing.  It took everyone a bit to get used to but after they got it dialed, it was on.  Here, J. Burton shows how it's done (no brakes even!).

Tyler Deshaine was the last one to arrive but wasted no time making it through everything with his Austin-honed skills. 

I was tired and sore before we even rode (I worked on these things all week) but I was worked the day after.  It was great.  Photo by Jason.

Jason always provides for at least one shot reminiscent of Bicycle Motocross Action magazine.  This is my favorite pic of the day.

Noah watches as Tyler goes down in flames during a 360 attempt over the spox. 

At the end of the day, Tyler and J. manicured all the jumps to near-perfection.  Note use of the "World's Best Shovel" by Jason.  I'll explain when you come over....

The 270 berm took out everyone (including the "creator") who attempted to take it on.  Eventually, Jason and I did successfully navigate the loop a couple times and some collective brainstorming has me excited for Birdland V2. 

These guys came by on Sunday to check out the jumps.