At a section on the Hallucinogen-Tranquilitas trail between the God No wall and the Rainy Day crag we decided to attempt a full scale hiking trail style bench cut in a reasonably steeply angled slope. We hope to use this section to set the bar for this kind of terrain and also to learn from our experience. This first picture shows how the section looked just after brush clearing and before we actually started work. Note the leaning tree and rock in the center of the shot in the middle distance.
Here is what the same section looked like after Welcome, Glenn and I spent a day remodeling it. Note the same rock and tree in the bottom right corner of this shot in the foreground.
Here is the same section looking the opposite direction.
This is a section of trail that Welcome worked on yesterday below the left extension of the God No wall. We chose this section because he could work on it even though it rained all day.
Here is what the same section looked like after Welcome, Glenn and I spent a day remodeling it. Note the same rock and tree in the bottom right corner of this shot in the foreground.
Here is the same section looking the opposite direction.
This is a section of trail that Welcome worked on yesterday below the left extension of the God No wall. We chose this section because he could work on it even though it rained all day.
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