For the overbearing douche canoes that continue to misinterpret the OP's statement and insist on absurd flames, ranting diatribes, and personal insults, maybe take a look back at what he actually said:
vandalism on Leppard
I can't be positive but it looks like someone is actually physically bashing the crap out of the granite sections of trail on leppard (the best parts). Did someone actually mean to do this??
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He obviously had no idea who was doing the work. He was also somewhat unlucky in that he probably saw it totally fresh and raw within hours of the work being done. To be frank, it isn't unreasonable to think that a guy might have concerns about a well established trail having a substantial section of rock chipped away from it.
Yes, we all love Peter's work. And yes, the amount of effort that he has expended on our riding community's behalf in recent months to improve and repair large sections of trail is nothing less than incredible and very much appreciated. The OP didn't say anything to question those facts. Getting "all Lee Lau" on the OP's ass is something far less than a complement in my opinion……it just makes you guys look like jack asses that either can't read or choose not to understand what was a very reasonable and fair question to ask. In hindsight, this clearly wasn't trail vandalism but without the back story that we have now, it certainly looked that way to a reasonable person who came upon some busted up granite on an established trail. And sorry, not all things are the "builder's choice". Not if we want to maintain access to trails on other landowner's terrain that is.
The rain, wind, moss, and dirt will do its job to conceal the work that was done on this section of trail. Too bad that can't be said about some of the ridiculous posts that have been made on this thread.