This was a joint effort with the Sierra Club Task Force. Brushing and lopping were the order of the day. Vegetation was encroaching upon the trail at many locations. Grass, Poison Oak, Mountain Mahogany, Sage Brush were among the plants we removed or trimmed. Low hanging ceanothus (often dead and beginning to fall onto the trail) were cut down to allow equestrians to travel through without ducking. Lots of Poison Oak was removed – we did our best to remove the plants waiting to catch you not paying attention. Tread was repaired and slough removed. Our group of 12 worked 6 hours each for 72 hours and cleared about 2000 feet of trail.