Week off, basically, other than e-riding to work.
Out for a solo today, headed up thru Vic, skidder, bastard climb, then into the Traverse, good blast round here, letting one or two people through.
Brief stop at the top before dropping down FourPause, good tail wind, jumpy jumpsing smoothly, down the landing strip zone, and peeling off over the edge down towards Old Skool, dropping down to the spanking new cattlestop at the gate here. Back up hill, switching left onto a well trod (possibly well ridden?) sheep trail towards the landing strip (new) cattle grate, and then into the singletrack here.
Peeled left into the tussocks and found the zig zag up the back of Rocky Ridge, following the tricky-to-follow line and down the rocks. Nice flow through that. I walked back up and took a photo of the 'armouring'.
Onwards down the Huntsbury DH, jumping jumping (avoiding one or two), blazing all the way down to the bottom of this. Over the stile and back up the gravel grind.
All the way up, and onto the Traverse after a bit of a back stretch. Good blast around this, still feeling pretty strong.
Stopped at the edge of Vic to consider a drop down through the Upper Fenceline again (like last time) but decided against it and headed across, over the jumps, and into the see-saw. First couple of BrakeFree jumps and left down to the Gums. Immediately over the cattlestop I hung a right up to the top of the pine trees (where Nelson and me had walked a couple weeks ago) and dropped down the 'track' entrance past the fallen treelog. Bombed down my favourite gums line and swooped around and about down there not popping up to the skidder, but continuing on down through out eventually to the 19th.
Down the road, Dog Carpark, squirrelled into the 'secret' track, swoop swoop, huh! jump is under reconstruction, across, up, up road, left and down, into the narrow slow track we walk on all the time 'Charles's Track' not open enough for riding, out to the bomb track behind the houses, speed, then home.
Mint!!! 14 and a quarter kms with half a km of vert climbed.
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