Barrett and I got out for a ride at Manchester this morning. It poured and poured Friday night so I knew Manchester would be in fantastic shape. You see this place is mostly sand so the only time to ride it is directly after a rain. All the sand pits are packed and your tires grip them nicely.
So how are the trails out at Manchester? I think this sign says a lot.

We also hit up the Palmetto trail for some elevation change.
Me on the Palmetto trail.

They have some strange signage out there.

Barrett

A little 26 mile jaunt through the Sumter Forest.
There was a lot of damage to Campbell’s Pond. Does anybody know what happened? Looks like a bulldozer destroyed the loop right by the pond.
Peace.
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