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The Bark Park Trail that leads to the New Millennium Loop Trail was almost completely clear of mustard
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The New Millennium Loop Trail was choked with mustard. CORBA board member Hans cuts the mustard with a weed whacker.
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From here, you'd never know there was a trail under all that mustard
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From close up, you can tell where the trail should be, but it's even worse further along.
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Clearing the cut mustard off the trail
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Hans uses his weed whacker like a divining rod to find the trail!
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Jeff, chairman of the CORBA board, helps clear the mustard off the trail
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Applying some finishing touches
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This is what the trail looks like after the mustard has been cleared
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Another section with the mustard removed
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At this point, you can't even see the trail through the mustard
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It took a half dozen people, working 4-5 hours, to clear less than a mile of the weed
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