Walker Valley in the summer
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Walker sure looks different in the summer. The plants sure do grow fast up there. Be sure to have good clothing to protect yourself from the blackberry bushes that grow across the trail.
Short video today since I cut out and posted the most interesting trails separately.
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00:10 Curt’s connumdrum trail and blackberry bushes
02:47 the nemesis
04:33 legs to short, fall over
09:09 the trench
09:19 Ron pulls a Bill move
12:00 Humps and bumps trail
13:28 Ron’s bike cops and attitude
14:09 Humps and bumps the other half
16:22 Lots of logs
19:24 Centennial trail upper
20:06 I love this drop-off
21:56 to narrow for the bike
24:38 Centennial trail lower
30:34 Curt’s Conumdrum return trip
Walker Valley, July 21, 2024
I will be up at Walker this Friday Morning I start around 6:30am
Would love to ride with you guys sometime!
We usually ride during the week day between 7am and noon on either Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday. Second shift work is great for having a life outside of work. We don't usually do Monday, Friday or the weekends because of traffic.
@@adventureswithbounder97 ok I’ll have to take a personal day one of these days
Hey Brett, Turns out Ron and I (Bill) will be riding Walker valley tomorrow morning. We stage out of the south parking area usually around 7 to 730. If you interested, you will recognize my bike. It has Adventures with bounder97 written on the front. Blue tacoma truck and white bronco sport.
The spelling of connuNdrum/connuMdrum is a conundrum. 😄
Thanks for the update, I will try better next time, but to tell you the truth, I'm really to old to worry about it. Pretty sure I get it right about 90 percent of the time. The public school system education taught me that 90% is an "A" which is well above average. :)
@@adventureswithbounder97 I like your vids, didn't mean to offend. Part of the joke was that Walker ORV spells it differently (double n vs single, conn vs con).
@@vashon100 No offense taken, I will be the first to admit that the English language is very stupid on how it spells things. My school teachers would tell me before I took spelling tests " Bill, would you like your 'F' grade now, or do you want to work for it?"