No not the kind you can take the KLX on, but I just thought some of you might be interested in a project I have been working on here at the Center. Oh and that rake I borrowed from an inmate for the picture. I didn't really do too much work, I mean after all someone has to supervise right? Anyway, check out page 3

http://www.onrc.washington.edu/educa...JanFeb2008.pdf

 

Oh and yes I did write the article. Man I love my job, one minute I'm on the roof working on an exhaust fan, the next minute I'm trying to fix a propane hot water heater, and then I'm writing an article for the UW news letter. I'll have to post the article that is being featured in the Daily news about the trail, I'm curious as to how much was understood, I was talking a hundred miles a second.[8D]

 

right on deej! now if you stay off the trails with your KLX 250 that gravel might last longerlol j/k.

 

Looks good. Nice job keeping those OCC folks up to snuff. I'd prefer a hike through the Hoh Rain Forest off the beaten trail. Can't take a bike in there, but still its fun. Next time I make it out to the Northwest(which may be a while) I'll see if I can make it by there.