cooperhill

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  MikePS

• Nov 7, 2011

No just a bit of a duck under, could be a pain with a few feet of snow. BTW thanks for all of the work you do, trail is in great shape, the waterbars on Piper are exceptional!

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  una_dogger

• Nov 6, 2011

thank you~

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  mtruman

• Oct 16, 2011

Thanks for the greenie (and the tweet) Chris. That was one of those one in a million shots that just happened by mother nature being kind and being in the right place at the right time. Even my point and shoot camera couldn't screw that one up...

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  TDawg

• Oct 14, 2011

Thanks for the complelent. That is a bummer about the SRT , cooperhill. On the bright side it should a a short and easy re-route.

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  Silverfox

• Sep 6, 2011

thanks ..sure is some crazy stuff out there

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  chinooktrail

• Sep 5, 2011

Thanks, still needs loads of work, but it is a fun undertaking! Makes me feel like a kid again playing in the dirt and the mud and the rocks!

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  Paradox

• Sep 2, 2011

Yes i did myself. I have a Granberg Alaskan MK III Portable Lumber Mill. It's a lot of exhausting work, but it gives excellent results.

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  una_dogger

• Sep 2, 2011

Away at sea! Wow! Very cool! Thanks again

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  Maddy

• Aug 24, 2011

Thanks for the "greenie". She is such a good mountain girl!

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  LRiz

• Aug 11, 2011

Thank you so much! It was one heck of an experience.

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  Kevin Judy and Emma

• Jul 26, 2011

Thanks for the rep! As a side note, I notice your B-day 5/18. The date has some infamy in my family. If you're interested check here, sort of a On This Date in History thing:

http://ghostflowers.smugmug.com/Other/B-24-Crash-Site-Ceremony/17103510_jJmdVx#1296015330_c5sK3ZQ

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  Becca M

• Jul 26, 2011

you did an AWESOME job on Sawyer River Trail!!!! LOVED IT!!!!!

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  yvon

• Jul 16, 2011

I hear the noise of an axe when we passed near the jonction of Red Ridge Trail going up to North Moat. It was probably you. You did a great job, thank you.

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  bryan

• Jul 12, 2011

hey. i remembered your post a couple of weeks back. trail looked good. actually removed very little additional blowdown from pine bend (some leaners up high), but took some good ones off of kate sleeper and beyond for sure. those forest service work days are a great idea. seems like you can have a really big impact in a short amount of time with a good group of folks.

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  una_dogger

• Jul 12, 2011

I'm really glad about it too...its a nice way to give back..you know, when the "lists" were all behind me I still kept plugging at rounds and grids, but for me, I have found a certain satisfaction to working in the woods. For me, its a nice balance.

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  kltilton

• Jul 1, 2011

Chris, you're more than welcome to clear some blowdowns. I'm hoping to get up there in the next few weeks, now that my racing season has slowed down. Thanks for the help!

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  LRiz

• Jun 22, 2011

Thanks for the greenie! It was such a beautiful day to be out...

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  cooperhill

• Jun 14, 2011

Single or double? goo-gle Hickory Handle Store. It's on ebay. All of their #1 hickory handles are top notch. They are a bit pricey but the grain is super straight. It's a light colored hickory though if that matters (you can always stain it). Also the Gransfors Bruks replacement handle for the American felling axe. 31" curved; or 31" or 35" straight would probably fit or their double bit (if it's a double bit). $30 from http://www.omahaknife.com/gransfors.htm Email them for details. I've bought a handle from omaha before. Good service. It's a sweet handle.

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  Jason Berard

• Jun 14, 2011

cool. I got a true temper kelly perfect from ebay that I need a handle for. Where did you get your handle? I've had a hard time finding a good one with the correct grain.

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  kltilton

• Jun 4, 2011

Thanks Chris. Nice meeting you too! Thanks for the sharpening lesson!