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I limbed up the larger trees to make it easier to pass easier to saw up later
We only made it to post 7c and up to this point there are 3 significant tree that require a chainsaw. We also did some significant brushing up to this point.
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hours: 2
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hours: 2
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newmediasoup2
hours: 3
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    Coordinates: 38.256267, -120.369872
    Coordinates: 38.256114, -120.373039
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        • Temperature
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        • Cloud Cover
          8%
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        Previous Reports

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        Mar 27, 2026 @ 9:23pm
        Mar 27, 2026
        Large Oak Tree Down view
        Mar 27, 2026 @ 11:34am
        Mar 27, 2026
        Past post 8 to museum. 2 trees blocking trail. Pics to follow. view
        Mar 27, 2026 @ 11:31am
        Mar 27, 2026
        Past post 8 12" diameter tree across trail can get around view

        7 Comments

        • + 1
         I have to tell you I am more that a little frustrated with Trailforks, I took multiple photos yesterday and for this report none of them were added to the report! I think from now on I will just take the photos and do the report when I get home.
        • + 1
         @jimoc203 I add my photos when I get home for those reasons.
        • + 1
         Jim, sorry to hear about the frustrating experience. I think the photo issues in Trailforks come down to a few reasons:
        1) the internet is too poor at the time of upload and it just craps out.
        2) if I’ve taken the photo on my iPhone with an unsupported format type. I often turn on DNG on my phone and Trailforks doesn’t support this.

        Definitely safest workflow is to take the photos in the native camera app and then attempt the report in the forest if there’s good internet.
        Or I’ll just do the text only first and then when I get home “add the photos” via the button at the bottom.
        • + 1
         Thanks for the report!
        Any photos and guess on the site of the 3 trees for the chainsaw work?
        • + 2
         All trees removed on ART 7-8.
        • + 1
         Thank you @newmediasoup @newmediasoup2 you two are the best!!
        • + 0
         Sounds like a plan





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