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Tree fallen across trail. About 18” max diameter
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    Coordinates: 35.112196, -85.173443
    Coordinates: 35.112247, -85.173478

        Local Weather During Report

        • Summary
          PartlyCloudy
        • Temperature
          21° (20°/30°)
        • Precip
          0.01 mm/h
        • Wind
          0.93 km/h
        • Cloud Cover
          48%
        • Humidity
          0.94

        Previous Reports

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        Sep 20, 2026 @ 7:55am
        Sep 20, 2026
        Board out - fixed view
        Aug 27, 2026 @ 11:18am
        Aug 27, 2026
        Large tree down across trail, with poison ivy. Max diameter 14” view
        Aug 6, 2026 @ 9:59am
        Aug 6, 2026
        Broken board on bridge. Looks like 2”x6”x 48.” I don’t hv a tape measure to be sure on length. Photo and GPS included in this report. view

        4 Comments

        • + 0
         @maczz I just wanted to let you know that I’ll be moving to Colorado in a couple weeks, so unfortunately I won’t be around to open trail reports for Booker T going forward. Thank you so much for all you do to keep the trail system running so well! You’re an unsung hero!
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         Thank you Kevin for the kind words. I'm very sorry to hear that you're leaving but I wish you the best! Your scouting, detailed reports and moving trail blockages by hand have have been a tremendous help for me. You will be missed. I appreciate the heads up my friend. Take care and thanks again for taking the time to keep our trails open and in great condition.
        • + 0
         I was able to roll the tree to make it passable, though still partially obstructing the trail.
        • + 0
         Appreciate that Matt! Thanks for the Report Kevin! Tree cleared from the trail.





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