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Trail Description:
This trail actually consists of two loops and a connecting trail between the two. all told, you can put together a 26 mile ride if you do everything. one loop is in Thousand Hill Park, the other is not. The one in the park is about 3 miles long with some really fun drop-ins. if you come here used to columbia riding or st louis riding, like castlewood, chubb, rock bridge, this will be easy as hell. it isn't a really challenging trail, but if you know where to go and play around, you could have a really fun time. i think it would be a great race course, if there were enough people in kirksville who rode. oh well. if you are in there area, get a hold of me and we'll ride.
How to get there:
going north on 63, make a left at route 6 across from walmart, then go down a couple of miles until you see the small brown sign that sez "Thousand Hills State Park, and it points to the left. make a left there, and go past the marina and pavilion and other parking lots, and then as you go back up the hill, there are 3 or 4 trail heads on your left. look for them.
Additional Notes:
the connecting trail isn't maintained regularly, so be selective when you ride it.
| Posted by: Nathan D on 8/21/2012 |
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How should we reach you if we're in the
area and looking for someone to ride
with?
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| Posted by: Zihan on 7/22/2012 |
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25/03/2009 9:20 am I tend to agree and disagree to both anrtmegus.I believe in 95% of the time you really do need to supply the resume/c.v. in black + white, however that does not stop you from being a little creative with it.I guess the purpose of the article was to showcase some resumes/c.v.'s? The majority of these would be submitted as part of a portfolio whether that be online or offline and I'm sure that many would be delivered to potential employers from within the creative industry therefore an allowance would be made for sure..The examples above are great and can provide some inspiration for some I'm sure.Just my humble opinion. :-)
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| Posted by: BulldogBiker on 3/8/2006 |
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Easy rolling hills with a few steep hills and challenging obstacles. A trail that anyone would enjoy.
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