They're also scared about liability if some gumby crashes on a trail that's beyond their skill level, which is another reason for them to be reluctant to facilitate more technical trails.
It really is. They tore down all the transitions, both up and down. Dragged branches and bushes all over the shop. Looks like a mini cyclone went through the area.
They could at least have applied a little notion of safety...like sure be a jerks and cover the trail and knock down the jumps, but...just in case someone doesn't get the message maybe, just maybe, don't go putting obstacles on (blind) landers.
We get this quite often here, they do it on blind corners with large rocks and sticks but it's hard to catch them in the act. Not sure whether it's strava haters or people that get their kicks out of seeing other people hurt.
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Collie is a dying town with it's major employers having closed down or going to close down (coal mines and coal fired power station)
Yep, reckon it's the perfect place to be investing in trails. Would have preferred to see the Dwellingup money go to Collie as well, personally, for the same reason. Invest in a struggling town with existing infrastructure instead of a small hamlet.
