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Meh, that makes sense.  And that sounds fun, though I've never done it... :D

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Just find a bike then a trail and ride it.. Trail blazing  ;D though it gets fun when your trails go along rivers that seem to drop to dunes about 40 feet and the trail starts to wash out and there is a tree line keeping you about two inches from the edge.. it can get exciting  ;D ;D ;D

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Yeah, no trails around here.  Except the Kewash Nature Trail.  But that's meant for bikers, so it's paved and the like.  Could go off into the trees at one or two places, but there's not too much in the way of exciting biking, in my experience here.  Where I used to live, though...that would've been fun.

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