eye_believe
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Many of the nature trails on Nancy's side of lochmere are most certainly DIRT with some stone & gravel content!
I understand that joggers prefer running there because it is easier on the joints compared to pavement.
The highly visible sidewalk along lochmere drive is paved/cement. The inital entrance to many of the trails I am talking about are paved for maybe the first 20 feet probably to control rutting and runoff - - then many of those trails transition to dirt.
In any case, even the side of "paved trails" are dirt. There is plenty of dirt for a struggle there.
I said "compare the DIRT". I am sorry if I referred to the construction site as "Gravel". I thought those arial shots showed alot of that.
In any case, my theory was to compare the "dirt" from Lochmere trails to the "dirt" at the construction site.
Compare the knee dirt! Trace its source - - the major struggle happened on that type of dirt. I typically find dirt OUTSIDE.
peace
I understand that joggers prefer running there because it is easier on the joints compared to pavement.
The highly visible sidewalk along lochmere drive is paved/cement. The inital entrance to many of the trails I am talking about are paved for maybe the first 20 feet probably to control rutting and runoff - - then many of those trails transition to dirt.
In any case, even the side of "paved trails" are dirt. There is plenty of dirt for a struggle there.
I said "compare the DIRT". I am sorry if I referred to the construction site as "Gravel". I thought those arial shots showed alot of that.
In any case, my theory was to compare the "dirt" from Lochmere trails to the "dirt" at the construction site.
Compare the knee dirt! Trace its source - - the major struggle happened on that type of dirt. I typically find dirt OUTSIDE.
peace