Courtney Currier crushing the singletrack without a dropper post on her gravel bike and teaching her how to hop a curb, which she also crushed! Courtney said she was kind of tired and I was too so my plan was to do the more chill route I used to do on my gravel bike. But then, Courtney was game to do some more technical singletrack and enjoyed. We both got amped up and changed plans to do more of the fun stuff! At the the top of Sheep Camp Trail and St. James Rd. Courtney was telling me that she wanted to be able to hop that curb. Zoe and I had started to teach her on our last ride and this time we were going to complete the training. After some scouting runs, on her first real attempt she asked, "What if I crash?" and I replied, "You won't. Oh! You did." She was going a little too slow and pulled up a little too early and landed right in front of the curb, stopping her and doing a small endo. But she nailed it flawlessly on her next try and on all the subsequent tries. You wouldn't know she'd never done it before. I'm also impressed at how well she sends it without a dropper post. I don't know if I would be as fast as her. Some plant overgrowth but most importantly no Italian Thistle or other thorny, spikey, plants. Boost trail didn't have any sign of Italian Thistle which is amazing since that was the trail where I had my first painful encounter with them.