Off to Sandy Ridge in the A.M.
I have to say, from what I have heard, I'm looking forward to this.

On the tech side of Trail Building, I just want to show you this, it's called a The McLaski™ it is one of the best trail building tools I have ever used. The scraper is awsome for both scraping dirt and scraping bark off logs and dead fall your going to use for building features. The Axe is sweet for cutting roots that like to pop up in the benching that you just did with both the hoe and scraper, a lot of the other tools on this "7 in 1" are made for fire fighting, However, in the right hands, such as mine, you can find new way to use this all the time, The "Wildland Spanner Wrench" doubles as a beer bottle opener for the end of the day trail beers! The "Fire Rake" is good for pulling the Duff or Heather off the soil, it comes in handy to clean up you fire pit back at the camp site too! Weighing in at only 6lbs this is the only tool you'll need to take in to the woods! The only fall back is the price. The base model starts at $139.00! Here is a ling to see for your self mclaski.com for more info. So here what it comes down to, the McLeod and the Pulaski meet in a bar one night, 9 months later you'll have The McLaski.