cbcbd
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That's less of a skinny, more of a fatty...
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Teeter Totters and other obstacles
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Trekchick
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Where have I heard that before? :lol:
cbcbd
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Girls night out at the Banana Hammock?
eatskisleep
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I like stunts.
severine
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Now that's a cool one! 
Trekchick
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In the interest of getting some back yard practice stuff in motion, especially with M R evil's interest, I went to my girl friends house to take pics of her son's back yard project.
Much to my dismay, much of his stuff has been dismantled as he is getting new ideas and new "stuff". Most of this was inspired by a huge storm that blew some trees down, and a dad that finally gave him permission to use the chain saw unassisted. Did I say, this is not a normal kid?
His old teeter totter with a new log under it, which will be placed after he tweeks it a bit.
His jump that used to be part of two jumps with a skinny between. Mom made him take out one of the jumps because he took out the skinny plank to actually jump it, and landed in the face of jump #2 and broke his arm.
New log run, still in development.
Tree Section with log obstacle
Two jump options, Right, more of a kicker, Left lands on a table top style landing area
He had a rock garden but he dug them all up so he can make it BIGGER!
I'll take more pics later.
Hopefully some while he's home and riding it.
Does this give you ideas?
Much to my dismay, much of his stuff has been dismantled as he is getting new ideas and new "stuff". Most of this was inspired by a huge storm that blew some trees down, and a dad that finally gave him permission to use the chain saw unassisted. Did I say, this is not a normal kid?
His old teeter totter with a new log under it, which will be placed after he tweeks it a bit.
His jump that used to be part of two jumps with a skinny between. Mom made him take out one of the jumps because he took out the skinny plank to actually jump it, and landed in the face of jump #2 and broke his arm.
New log run, still in development.
Tree Section with log obstacle
Two jump options, Right, more of a kicker, Left lands on a table top style landing area
He had a rock garden but he dug them all up so he can make it BIGGER!
I'll take more pics later.
Hopefully some while he's home and riding it.
Does this give you ideas?
o3jeff
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We found a log run the other night and almost killed ourselves. It was getting dark and couldn't really see too well and we were pedaling at a pretty good pace and all of a sudden there it was and just about went otb.
