When Start-To-Finish is Okay – Steelray Blog
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It starts on the side of a road and meanders uphill into a forest of pines and hardwoods to a spot near a ridge where we hope to put a cabin one day. Everything about the trail is heaven to your senses: the mix of shadows and bright spots where the sun breaks through the tree canopy; the sounds of a not-too-distant creek; it even smells great. (Not everyone agrees with raking a trail, but it’s my preferred maintenance method because it helps prevent erosion and makes it much easier to follow the bends and curves, especially at night when it’s dark.) I set off, rake in hand, and worked diligently, taking a couple of breaks for water and catching my breath. Five minutes in, you can decide to stop if you want, but usually, you’ll find that the thing you were avoiding wasn’t as bad as you were imagining, and before you know it, you’re done.
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