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Here's the landslide I was looking for, about 15 - 20' across, and very loose
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Another view of the recent landslide. This one includes my bike so you can get a sense of proportion
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The landslide from the other side
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Brush encroaching on the inside of the trail forces people to the outside. Sometimes people go off the edge, breaking down the outside and making the trail even narrower.
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Here's a closer look where bikes have gone off the outside, trying to avoid the brush. It's a scary thing to have happen to you!
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A look at this corner from the other side
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Because slough falling on the trail, it has become very narrow here
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The Pyramid Switchbacks was the end of my scouting expedition. From there I returned to Bark Park
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This is a common sight between the top of the Las Virgenes Overlook Trail and the Pyramid Switchbacks
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THis tumbleweed is about 3' tall. At least it should be easy to get rid of. Maybe the next windy day will do it for us!
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Again, brush growing on the inside forces travellers to the outside. It's not possible to traverse this section without rubbing against the bushes with your legs
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This single bush is pushing people off the outside of the trail
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This looks like a place that coyotes congregate!
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Between the top of the Las Virgenes View Trail and the Bark Park Trail, the New Millennium Loop is much better, but there are still places like this one where the overgrowing brush is forcing people off the outside of the trail.
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