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Double Feature 2020 - Race Week

Submitted by beek on Mon, 10/19/2020 - 13:59

It's race week! Here are some things to know:

Safety

- Please stay home if you feel sick or have been notified by a state health department that you are a COVID-19 close contact.

- Please try to socially distance as much as possible. Keep in mind that others may have different feelings about what an acceptable distance is with and without a mask/face covering. Give a wide berth when passing on trails.

Double Feature Results Preview

Submitted by beek on Mon, 10/28/2019 - 10:37

There are a few oddities that will get cleaned up in the spreadsheet.

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Course Maps: Double Feature Update

Submitted by Tim Bauer on Thu, 10/24/2019 - 13:40

Visited with Park Manager and received clarification on trails that can be used for Saturday and Sunday. I'll be composing the route maps tonight and getting them to the Park staff. Permitting requires that new map proposals need to be made for the record. The staff at Turtle River State Park are great to work with. They want this to be a positive and safe experience. When you are at the Park you will see the devastation caused by 20" of wet, heavy snow and 60 mph winds. They will be cutting and clearing areas this fall and next spring.

Monday Night Musings: Double Feature Update

Submitted by Tim Bauer on Tue, 10/22/2019 - 10:11

Monday Night Musings...when life gives you ground coffee and hot water under extreme pressure.....make espresso!

Today I was able to see in person the devastation that snow and high winds created in Turtle River State Park. Fallen trees, numerous branches both on the ground and hanging from splintered trunks, flowing water, and uprooted tress dotted the trails. HOWEVER....some of each event will be on trails!

Serenity Prayer Plus: Double Feature Update

Submitted by Tim Bauer on Thu, 10/17/2019 - 23:15

I'm titling my experience in directing events for the 2019 ENDracing season as "Serenity Prayer Plus." In March END-SURE had to be rerouted from its usual course in the scenic Sheyenne National Grasslands due to copious amounts of snow. Both END-TICK and most recently END-CHIP (both gravel grinders) were less than ideal events due to weather conditions.