turdlymcfurgison

i was gonna bail but it didnt work out

i see trail building as a life skill. it develops determination, dedication, communication, and is in any form, art. destroying these trails is the equivalent to destroying the Mona Lisa. people put put their lives into every jump, every drop, every single pile of dirt, just for satisfaction of other people. a normal person would look into a forest and see trees, but a trail builder looks into the same forest and sees not just a blank canvas or a spot for a sick feature, but a place where life long memories, friendships, and fun is made. trail building isn't a crime, and its a shame that its put in the same category as drugs or murder. trail building forms life, and could very well be the future to the builder. the government just cant look at trails from our perspective and see what we see. ive seen sections of my own trails destroyed for new neighborhoods and buildings, but the government want to say were destroying land. the way i see it, trail building isnt going to stop now, or any time soon. if our trails get destroyed, fine, but were gonna get right back up and build trails again, because they cant destroy our spirit to move dirt.