
Muddy Smiles
Our first drama was the wetness of the big trail loop. The motocross track was absolutely fine, and it is not a crucial part of the camp, but a great way for the older riders to keep themselves out of mischief. Most of the loop was ok, but one section was almost impassible. You could get through on a big bike at full throttle, but the combination of massive corrugations and half a foot of mud to get through before reaching the dry dirt made it very tough on the 85’s.

Playground

Of course the riders loved it, a loop working out really well with a level of freedom that kept it interesting. The water bottles came in very handy as we stayed out there longer than normal, before heading back for morning tea and swapping groups.
The older riders enjoyed it almost as much, taking even more creative options up the lumpy stretch and trying to match my big jump. But after lunch they were happy to hit the MX track again while the younger ones had their second turn by the coast, and then the camp was done.
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