APRIL 22nd Trail Build Day

[Nate]

Trail Build/Maintenance Day

DATE & TIME: 8:30am, Sunday 22nd April 2018

REGISTRATION: Online registration will be posted soon, however you're more than welcome to turn up on the day and sign in there.

MEETING: Parks Vic Depot (Just above Skills Park)

WORKS:
We will be improving Redgum trail by re-aligning one end of the trail to improve the water flow and allow for the drainage to be controlled more sustainably. We will also be closing off the old trail line with large rocks, logs and mulch.

BRING: Water, food, shovel (if you prefer your own shovel), good shoes (preferably steel capped) and appropriate clothing for weather.

Please let us know if you're attending by replying on this forum thread (so we can organise tools and food etc).
If you have any questions, please ask away.
BBQ and cold drinks provided for free to volunteers at the end of the build.

BYO food if you have any special food requirements.

Builds usually run for 5 hours. If you need to leave early or are arriving later in the day, please message me on this forum or contact us via our contact form at www.lysterfieldmtb.com

Hope to see you there.
Cheers.

[Nate]

REGISTER HERE: https://www.parkconnect.vic.gov.au/Volunteer/public-planned-activity/?id=0b3fde18-f533-e811-bbd4-0003ff6f9fbe

[Nate]

SUMMARY OF THE BUILD HERE (It's an essay):

https://www.lysterfieldmtb.com/single-post/2018/04/22/Trail-Building-Weekend-Summary

Cheers,
Nate.

[ctguru]

Great work to all involved!


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[CKaos]

Great work to all involved!


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Thanks for organising a big weekend of work Nate.

There was some really good work done on the re alignment, with a bit left to do. Saturday was a hard and productive day, despite the fact you will ride past our efforts in the blink of an eye. Appreciated the extra lift from Jake late in the day too.

Sunday (Redgum / CGT) was a great build having lots to do, a good crew of volunteers with varying experience, and good preparation with materials and equipment sorted. There was a good mixture of ‘grunt’ and ‘finesse’ tasks completed across the day that gave everyone a chance to either slip into their niche or take on a new challenge. All tasks were undertaken with equal levels of enthusiasm and professionalism.

As you have mentioned in your summary, it shows off the skills and capacity we are collecting and growing as a group.

Thanks everyone.


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[Nate]

Great follow up summary Craig 
Thanks heaps for your help!

All pics are now up on our facebook page