Location: Chamberlain/Backbone trail, Point Mugu State Park Crew leader: Dave Edwards Summary: We met at Wendy and Potrero parking area at 6:45 and drove to the Danielson Multiuse Area. From there we hiked about 4.5 miles up Blue Canyon and the Chamberlain Rock trail to begin clearing brush and weeds from where we previously left off. With a crew of 8 we employed two gas powered hedge trimmers and cleared about 2400 feet of trail. We quit work at 3:00 and hiked backed to Danielson and drove back to Wendy arriving at 5:30. We reached our final goal of clearing the Backbone/Chamberlain Rock trail all the way up to the saddle by the “Eye of the Dinosaur” rock formation, a distance of 4.9 miles from Danielson. Two ultra runners spent the entire time working on the bad drainage section. They installed two large drains and cleaned three others. They smoothed out the worst section near the top and also installed a large drain there which should divert lots of water. We had nine outings to complete this project. Crew size: 8 Hours worked: 10 Total hours: 80 Total feet of trail worked: 2400 ft Crew members: Dave Edwards, Greg Sweel, John Kross, Jon Sheldon, Cindy Kimmick, Roger Young, Mallory Ham and Luan McKenzie