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Impress at Tom Hood/Larson Newspapers PHYLLIS AND ROD MOSS, of Prescott, look at flower displays during the It's About Time Standard Flower Show at the Sedona PuNic Library, The show, sponsored by the Arizona Federation of Garden Clubs- Northern District, featured special exhibits of flower presentations, table setting artistry and educational displays from garden club members of Flagstaff, Kingman, Sedona and Prescott, FlED ROCK NEWS, Sedona, Arizona Wednesday, May 26, 2010 -5A DR. KIMBERLY WACHTER To schedule an appointment please contact us at: 928-282.5964 120 Northview Rd Ste. 2 Sedona, AZ 86336 Sedona Smiles and Dr. Kimberly Wachter are pleased to announce the opening of her new dental practice in Sedona. Dr. Wachter brings over 29 years of Comprehensive Dental Care experience to Sedona. Known for her gentle care and individual patient focus, Dr. Wachter combines the latest technology and materials .available in the dental industry today - right here in Sedona. Dr. Wachter's office is now accepting new patients? SEDONA SMILES Kimberly Wachter, DDS It's about how you're treated IMBA visit has lasting impact on area mountain bike trails The quantity of work done was not important when weighed against the quality of the work that needed to be done. What was obvious was that everyone was interested in how to do "the right thing," and it seemed like there was finally some consensus. We are now better able to implement the Trails Classification Matrix the USFS uses to address the difficulty levels of Forest Service trails. It has been several months since the November visit of the International Mountain Bike Association Trail Care Crew of Chris and Leslie Kehmeier and what I would call the historic coming together of trail work enthusiasts and experts in the red rocks of Sedona. That trail-building school to the rigors of Mother Nature brought out more than 50 volun- and the constant use of visitors. teers interested in learning about' The increased amount of use by recreational trail construction and mountain bikes our trail system maintenance from some of the sees annually can also cause soil world's most accomplished trail erosion if not properly dealt with. crews. Since that chilly, IMBA's goal is to ensure rainy, but bright-and- that they provide the shiny-on-the-inside day, education and experience a lot of great partnerships to local trail work groups Rating of trail difficulty levels have formed between so that they will practice will maintain the many valuable area trail enthusiasts and sustainable construc- characteristics of the different are producing some great tion and maintenance trails, and help to keep trail users results on the ground, techniques, safe and on the right trail. Those of us involved at " It was obvious in the As we move forward with the outset of these Verde trail project of that day mountain bike management in the Valley Cyclists Coalition . that the quantity of work red rocks, we will all be working endeavors would not Bike Month done was not important to maintain the distinct character have thought we could when weighed againstof the varying levels of user expe- be making such progress DANIEL the quality of the work rience. Without a training session in working with the U.S that needed to be done. like the one IMBA provided, Forest Service and local PADU[ HOW K[ Proper layout of theand the common ground reached trail building experts "' trail is also of para- betweenall the participants, this toward a common under- mount importance to the would not be possible. For more standing of the needs longevity and this was information on area trail work, and desires of our specific user made clear by the demands of call Andy Reinart at 284-1242 groups. The understanding that constructing a technically chal- or e-mail andy r@absolutebikes. good hard work, and a lot more lenging trail on steep hillsides, net rocks than you think you need, This is increasingly apparent Daniel Paduchowski is the with a focus on quality and these days as we see older trails president of the Verde Valley sustainable construction was one continue to be a maintenance Cyclists Coalition. Bike Month is of the most important lessons nightmare, while many of the a special column that appeared learned that day. newer trails in the area, laid out every Wednesday during the It has become evident that the and constructed in a sustainable month of May, which is National best built trails stand up better manner, require little upkeep. Bike Month. CAN'T DRA W A STRAIGHT LINE? Relaxed, step-by-step instructions will bring out the creativity in you. You can't make a mistake!