Wasted Skinnies
On Sunday, 13 June 2010, me and usual cycling buddies were riding the beautiful trail of Wasteland at Bukit Kiara. Before that, Wasteland trail is divided in two sections, one is tight singletrack cutting along the ridges and matured rubber trees and one is an excellent series of switchbacks. These sections were divided by a stream, and the sections are (now were..) connected by a bridge which we called it skinnies.
Due to the force of nature (of course under God's decrees), the demure skinnies gave up, and to reach our destiny we had to cross the stream (more of a riverbed..) manually.
Time to flex the muscle again to rebuild the bridge, connecting the two sections that we, MTBers, love so much. Lets do it...
[Old picture, as at Feb 2009, where the skinnies acting as a bridge to connect one section to another]
[As at 13 June 2010, a broken destiny]
[My riding friends are still smiling, but look at the skinnies's log that gave way at the bottom of the picture]
Due to the force of nature (of course under God's decrees), the demure skinnies gave up, and to reach our destiny we had to cross the stream (more of a riverbed..) manually.
Time to flex the muscle again to rebuild the bridge, connecting the two sections that we, MTBers, love so much. Lets do it...
[Old picture, as at Feb 2009, where the skinnies acting as a bridge to connect one section to another]
[As at 13 June 2010, a broken destiny]
[My riding friends are still smiling, but look at the skinnies's log that gave way at the bottom of the picture]
1 comment:
Wow. Your blog is very informative and well-written. I enjoyed reading all the MTB posts right up to the first post.
I'm going to Kiara next mth for the trail ride for the first time. As a novice mtbiker, was doing my research abt the trail when I stumbled onto your blog. Good job in maintaining the trails.
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