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Thorndon is drying out but still with many large muddy sections unrideable, give it another two dry weeks and it will be a lot better

Yeah, found that on Sunday. Damn those horses, the trail by the stream ends up in an impassable mess.

Epping still very wet and obscured by leaves, managed to get some decent riding in where I could. With this sun it should by good within a month.

Danbury jumps bone dry & running perfect
I do wish the 'new' very inexperienced riders would not keep stopping half way round,nearly piled into 7 or 8 of them on left left section (nice)

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Epping a lot better, best for months and some dry lines.

We all learnt at some point shelf side.
Danbury Xc running really well only wet in Blake's but it's always a wet spot

Really... where, we're out tomorrow and we planning on just heading to Lee valley but if there are dry bits

Stayed north of High Beach mostly, monks trail, jacks hill....
https://www.strava.com/activities/120775270

Great we'll have a look tomorrow

If we are heading into the forest, should i come off my slicks? Or should i leave them on?

Good point Tolga... leave them on and we'll do the same route as last weekend

I 100% understand we had to learn,but to stop in big group on one of the fasted sections is madness to say the least, I'm 14 stone & moving at 15/20mph can serious injury to me & others........Anyway rant over.......Enjoy the sun & nice dry trails.....

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If we do end up going into the forest, i dont mind doing it on slicks. Its not like im going to fall off or anything...

Actually that was my devious plan... tell you we weren't then....

Maybe see how we feel at the top of Avey Lane and if we feel like it do the muddy down hill or the loop near High Beech with the nasty fireroad climb